Now -- what are you listening to? V2

Four tracks in, and this already sounds like prog done the way it should be: Huge instrumental sections, but without sacrificing songwriting quality, and a wide range of stuff going on, instead of just being at the same pace pretty much the whole album like the Pyramaze album mostly was, and like many modern prog albums.


Edited by DippoMagoo - 07 Mar 2017 at 10:44am

adg211288 wrote: DippoMagoo wrote: Four tracks in, and this already sounds like prog done the way it should be: Huge instrumental sections, but without sacrificing songwriting quality, and a wide range of stuff going on, instead of just being at the same pace pretty much the whole album like the Pyramaze album mostly was, and like many modern prog albums. Yes if all newer prog sounded like this I probably wouldn't have got so burned out on it the way that I did.  What do you think about actually placing this one in prog here?

I'm still listening to it now, but I think that might be the best way to tag it, yeah. It would certainly make the band page interesting, because each of their three albums would be tagged differently, yet I think even that wouldn't be a problem because it would just show how their sound has evolved over time. So far I think this may be their best yet, though I loved the first two albums as well.

I really liked their first album, but wasn't as impressed by their second album. I haven't listened to either album in a while though, so maybe I should re-visit them.

Edited by Unitron - 07 Mar 2017 at 11:11am

MindMaze sounds like a must hear for my ears.