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View Poll Results: Who's your favorite among the new blood?
Tool 25 22.73%
The Mars Volta 16 14.55%
Porcupine Tree 24 21.82%
Muse 15 13.64%
Kayo Dot 3 2.73%
Coheed & Cambria 8 7.27%
Oceansize 2 1.82%
Sleepytime Gorilla Museum 3 2.73%
Battles 4 3.64%
Spocks Beard 1 0.91%
Flower Kings 1 0.91%
Ozric Tentacles 8 7.27%
Secret Machines 0 0%
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Old 12-04-2009, 04:57 PM   #11 (permalink)
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I voted for Tool. Great band. I don't like Coheed and Cambria, Muse or The Mars Volta, but the rest are decent to great. I think I prefer classic prog, though.

As for the Opeth question, I looked at the Wikipedia entry for progressive rock. Unusual song structures and weird time signatures? Check. Extended songs and long instrumental parts? Check. Non-traditional rock instruments? Check. Jazz and classical influences in the melody? Check. Concept albums? Check. They're progressive, allright.
They`re normally referred to on wiki as progressive death metal, thus meaning the heavier emphasis is on death metal, I`m not sure is this narrows down their progressive credentials. For the record, I always think of them as a progressive metal outfit and besides that, they`re a great band based on all the stuff I`ve heard.
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