Argentinian band Ícaro

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   Hello.

 I'm here to make my contribution by telling you about a band that I love but which is unfortunately totally unknown in the progressive sphere. This band is called Ícaro and their first album released in 2023 is extraordinary. 

It's symphonic prog tinged with jazz/fusion (without the violins/saxophone or trumpet), we are more on the setting of atmosphere than on big technique which can quickly seem inaudible in my opinion, it's melodic, harmonious, enchanting, the guitar is excellent, the keyboards too.  

I offer you a link to the first track of the album to give you an idea:  https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=rj1VsWW35rY&pp=ygUQSWNhcm8gYWJha2hkYWLDqQ%3D%3D

Personally, with the group Quasar ( argentinian too )who released their album at the same time, we have here the two best prog albums of recent years (this is only my opinion of course 😉)

L'album est aussi disponible sur Spotify pour info 😉

Enjoy

Edited by Progdigger - 5 hours 8 minutes ago at 06:08

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Progdigger Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Reviewer page Forum Newbie Joined: 5 hours 60 minutes ago Location: France Status: Offline Points: 4	Post Options Post Reply Quote Progdigger Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Topic: Argentinian band Ícaro Posted: 5 hours 9 minutes ago at 06:07
	Hello. I'm here to make my contribution by telling you about a band that I love but which is unfortunately totally unknown in the progressive sphere. This band is called Ícaro and their first album released in 2023 is extraordinary. It's symphonic prog tinged with jazz/fusion (without the violins/saxophone or trumpet), we are more on the setting of atmosphere than on big technique which can quickly seem inaudible in my opinion, it's melodic, harmonious, enchanting, the guitar is excellent, the keyboards too. I offer you a link to the first track of the album to give you an idea: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=rj1VsWW35rY&pp=ygUQSWNhcm8gYWJha2hkYWLDqQ%3D%3D Personally, with the group Quasar ( argentinian too )who released their album at the same time, we have here the two best prog albums of recent years (this is only my opinion of course 😉) L'album est aussi disponible sur Spotify pour info 😉 Enjoy Edited by Progdigger - 5 hours 8 minutes ago at 06:08

moshkito Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Reviewer page Forum Senior Member Joined: January 04 2007 Location: Grok City Status: Online Points: 18477	Post Options Post Reply Quote moshkito Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Posted: 18 minutes ago at 10:58
	Hi, This is a really nice and soft listen ... and not quite trying hard to use lyrics to make itself meaningful. The music, by "progressive rock" terms is softer and might even be considered "Easy Listening" but that would be too simple by comparison, but an attempt to say something that fits somewhere in the middle ... and finally ... FOR ME ... no thrashing of a guitar or a bad drummer counting numbers when a metronome would be better and calling it "progrock" !!! Nice guitar stuff here, makes the music better, and enjoyable. It is tasteful and then some ... Very nice stuff ... listening to the whole album! Already got through everything through Mono. And will continue on ... and on ... and likely have to do so a 2nd time!
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