Canterbury Appreciation

IGNEO1991 wrote: If you have some time (not to flaunt my stuff)- but i made a couple of tracks inspired by National health and Egg- a couple of demos that are ust rough mixes. https://soundcloud.com/ZOPPofficial

Gave a listen, good stuff my friend, you should be really proud of it! Any thought of a proper album release at some point?

I agree with Michael, Good stuff.  As you say, you need to work more on the mix. Sometimes that sounds a little too linear. May be the drums. I don't know. I  have to listen more.

IGNEO1991 wrote: Aussie-Byrd-Brother wrote:  Gave a listen, good stuff my friend, you should be really proud of it! Any thought of a proper album release at some point? Thank you so much for listening! and thanks for the really positive feedback- you made my day :D.  Well, at the moment the tracks are rough demos as you can hear- which i will re-record/ re-mix- but i have about 3 or 4 more tracks which are in a similar (Canterbury/jaga jazzist inspired) sound which i hope to complete soon.  <span style="line-height: 1.2;">Wow, not to inflate my ego, but do you </span><span style="line-height: 1.2;">really think it is album quality music? </span><span style="line-height: 1.2;">I'm not sure about a proper album release- as i don't know any labels that would be interested. However, when i am happy with the mix of a few tracks i will put them on a bandcamp page where you can download them for free - high quality- if you want. </span> <span style="line-height: 1.2;"></span> <span style="line-height: 1.2;">Thank you for your time and words again!</span>

Hey man. I just want to say that your 'Zopp' project is pretty awesome. I enjoyed it. Very clever. I Can tell you put a ton of work into it. :)

Thanks again guys- i will keep you updated on the Zopp 'unsigned' page on this forum, when i have added somemore stuff. Cheers for the feedback again- any negative /critical feedback is also accepted :)

AXIS (Greece 1973)

Yeah.  The Contraction's album is terrific too,

hellogoodbye wrote: AXIS (Greece 1973) http://mutant-sounds.blogspot.fr/2007/07/axis-axis-lp-1973-greece.html http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wr_RfeFpg2c

Hello everyone,
I am new to ProgArchives forums, so hopefully this is an appropriate post for this section of the forum!
My name is Aaron Goldich and I have a new Progressive/Psychedelic/Canterbury-style group called Ampledeed that I would love to share with you.
You can check out the sounds of the debut release at http://ampledeed.com/ampledeed_004.htm
We would like to think that we make unique, colorful sounding music that is engaging and diverse!
Influenced by bands like Genesis, Gentle Giant, Yes, Pink Floyd and King Crimson.
Here is a link to some favorable reviews we have recently received from BabyBlaue, Expose.org, Cosmos Music, and more : http://www.ampledeed.com/ampledeed_005.htm

Thanks everyone! Its good to be here at ProgArchives!

-Aaron

Canterbury regulars, what's you opinion on the album Cos - Viva Boma? Been giving it a few spins after buy it recently, and while it's kind of quirky and nice, I don't respond to it as well as oher Canterbury albums.

Opinions/thoughts?

I don't plan on giving it up on it, my friend! I like the music just fine, it's the damn vocals that grate on me....kind of drifts a little too close to the first Zao album and some of those Henry Cow ones for my liking!

Will keep at it!