Jordsjø Oslo, Norway
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by Wobbler
supported by 16 fans who also own “Songs From The Northern Wasteland (Breidablik/Jordsjø split album)”
One of the best examples of a modern band making vintage prog music without it being old, or trying to hard to replicate what was done before. Its easy for modern prog to be too far into basic rock, this band does anything but that. Highly recommend.
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Zopp
by Zopp
supported by 14 fans who also own “Songs From The Northern Wasteland (Breidablik/Jordsjø split album)”
Fabulous music and musicianship, and they have the decency to use a Mellotron :), highly recommended.
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Cocoon
by Tiger Moth Tales
supported by 12 fans who also own “Songs From The Northern Wasteland (Breidablik/Jordsjø split album)”
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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The Golden Shore
by We Are The West
Airy folk and reflective lyrics creating a serene vibe.
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Prayer Before Birth
by Hejira
Haunting orchestral songs from London-based band, produced by musical wizard Matthew Herbert.
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Mind Bahn
by Jouis
The spirit of the Canterbury scene is alive and well across this groovy, harmonic psychedelic suite.
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Where Do You Want Ghosts to Reside
by Fren
supported by 11 fans who also own “Songs From The Northern Wasteland (Breidablik/Jordsjø split album)”
What a gorgeous debut by this Polish quartet. Clearly, a nod to diverse 70s prog-greats (the usual suspects, nothing wrong with me!) but with a very fresh sound. The base might be melodic, colourful (sympho-)prog but folky or jazzy sprinklings are tastefully added.
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