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   I seriously don't know where to post this and I don't have much time, so please let me know where. Sorry, I'm kind of a noob here. 
I wanted to recommend Impact Fuze for Jazz Fusion. Insane musicianship, crazy ridiculous time signatures, and a bunch of unexpected twists and turns with a punkish attitude. Check out the song Moscow

I would also like to recommend Break of Reality I guess for Crossover or Prog-Related. After seeing them live, my mind was blown. They are a unique band: they play with only three cellos and a drummer/percussionist. They cover prog tunes, classical music, and play their own really beautiful and haunting progressive pieces featuring a variety of chord changes, odd times, and many movements. Check out their cover of Tool's Lateralus.

Lastly I'd like to recommend A Perfect Circle for Crossover or Prog-Related. I was surprised they're not on here with their occasional odd times, various song structures, use of different instruments, thematic/conceptual lyrics, and atmospheric feel.

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Riuku Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Reviewer page Forum Groupie Joined: June 17 2011 Location: Texas Status: Offline Points: 56	Topic: Help Posted: April 15 2012 at 09:42
	I seriously don't know where to post this and I don't have much time, so please let me know where. Sorry, I'm kind of a noob here. I wanted to recommend Impact Fuze for Jazz Fusion. Insane musicianship, crazy ridiculous time signatures, and a bunch of unexpected twists and turns with a punkish attitude. Check out the song Moscow I would also like to recommend Break of Reality I guess for Crossover or Prog-Related. After seeing them live, my mind was blown. They are a unique band: they play with only three cellos and a drummer/percussionist. They cover prog tunes, classical music, and play their own really beautiful and haunting progressive pieces featuring a variety of chord changes, odd times, and many movements. Check out their cover of Tool's Lateralus. Lastly I'd like to recommend A Perfect Circle for Crossover or Prog-Related. I was surprised they're not on here with their occasional odd times, various song structures, use of different instruments, thematic/conceptual lyrics, and atmospheric feel.

HolyMoly Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Reviewer page Special Collaborator Retired Admin Joined: April 01 2009 Location: Atlanta Status: Offline Points: 26138	Posted: April 15 2012 at 09:47
	Hello, Under "Progressive Music Lounges", there's a category called "Suggest New Bands and Artists".. Start a thread in there titled after the name of the band, and include some brief background info and links to songs if possible. They should be able to help you there.
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