Do you know modern prog that sounds classical one?

Once and Future Band - classic Rundgren sound with an indie rock twist
The Tangent - vintage vibe with sax and flute.
Malady (especially Toinen Toista) - Amazing 70s sounding folk symphonic psych.

Also the album Nattfiolen by Jordsjø cuz it is very rich in vintage keyboards.

Edited by Hrychu - December 22 2019 at 09:03

By the way, with regards to the title of this thread, by "classical", do you mean "classical prog" or "classical music"?

If you can't hear mid-70s Genesis in this song, you're deaf....

Wow guys, so many suggestions and so little time. It's nice that many prog fans are liking the music of today's bands, and considere them as good as the old, classic period ones. Please keep them coming, so I can get to increase my prog horizons.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-YCc3MyWQis

Par Lindh Project . Ignore the last one though as that was a departure. The first three are overlooked gems imo. 

I think it’s the production..or lack of it that does it. Sure the musicianship has to be there too, but it’s that, for lack of a better word, old “analogue” sound that genuinely suits music like this..most especially if the groups in question are playing old school instruments
But yeah check out:
The Winstons
Hooffoot
Magic Bus
Morte Macabre
Diagonal
Dungen
Agusa
Wolf People
Tusmørke
Goat

Plenty of other artists that go for the warm and lovable ‘live in the studio’ thang that most of us have come to cherish about our favourite 60s and 70s records. One just needs to do some searching...and of course it also helps that most of these bands happen to stem from Scandinavia (I live in Denmark)

Edith: whoops I kinda forgot about the op and that you were talking about Wobbler’s latest. Most of the above are more in the psychedelic or slightly jazzy camp (Winstons and Magic Bus sound like classic Canterbury), so maybe check out Morte Macabre first or indeed Italy’s own Genesis: The Watch. Where Wobbler basically sounds like classic Yes, The Watch sounds like Gabriel never left and that they made a bunch of albums between Foxtrot and The Lamb.

Edited by Guldbamsen - December 25 2019 at 08:34

Most classically orchestral prog rock band?  The Enid. Live at Hammersmith is a good place to start. Nothing as tawdry as lyrics or even a rock sound. Keyboards guitars bass and drums for the Enid Philharmonic.

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Kolyadin solo? So no more iamthemorning? Came to this thread to post about it.

delventhal wrote: rogerthat wrote: delventhal wrote: Kolyadin solo? So no more iamthemorning? Came to this thread to post about it. The OP asked about a modern prog band playing the classical way and I'm afraid that Iamthemorning does not fall into that category as their 'Chamber Prog' sub-genre did not exist in the classic era of Progressive music. Disparately, for his solo debut, Gleb has composed the music that is very Prog-Rock. I would say that stylistically it's somewhere between Keith Emerson feat. The Nice and Rick Wakeman in his 'Criminal Record' phase. However, the duo has few songs that they might be on the subject of this topic [tbh I would like that Iamthemorning to make an entire album in this style] :