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The Depths of Winter
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Immer gern wieder so oft gehört immer noch besser Bravo !!
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Cocoon
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Because it is the most exquisitely seventies prog rock influenced music I have yet heard - the mix of Yes/Genesis with some King Crimson thrown in is, at times, overwhelming. (And, as a sixty year old man, the reference to Trumpton/Camberwick Green is more than welcome!)
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Summer
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Interesting and eclectic work from this German band. Traces of Renaissance and Curved Air give way to a modern Symphonic Prog mix with an excellent production.
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The Art Of Losing
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The second release from Welsh artist The Anchoress is a devastating and powerful meditation on loss.
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Zenith
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Throwing mathcore, emo, and ambient into the mix, Estonia's Kaschalot push progressive rock's multitasking approach to its limits.
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Spinning Through Eternity
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Subdued and elegiac songs from Tom Kelly that have the grandeur of classical music, the technicality of prog, and the sweep of synthwave.
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When The Dust Settles...
by Salmon
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"Salmon" is yet another band from the Netherlands, which emphasizes clearly why I keep on reiterating that Dutch prog is one of the best in the world. Continuing a long tradition of highly melodic, yet pleasantly complex symphonic rock that originated in the 70's with bands like "Focus", "Kayak", "Finch", "Solution", and "Lady Lake", just to name a few, this band enchants us with flawless songwriting and a pinch of "Gentle Giant" flavor. As usual in prog, the shorter tracks are much better than the 20-minute epic, which suffers a bit from being stuffed with too many stereotypical phrases that were already boring back in the golden era where they came from. The exquisite quality of the remaining tracks, however, outweighs this little drawback considerably.
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