I always thought of it as rock music that blended itself with other types of music, i.e. jazz, hardcore, blues, classical, etc and used a musical pattern which progressed throughout each track.
Knowing how some people get really pretentious about genre on here, I'm probably in for a torn arsehole for that definition
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Originally Posted by milano
Definitely.
Some bands I can think of at the top of my head that you'd probably really enjoy are: Demians, Animations, Blackfield (since you like Porcupine Tree), anything to do with Devin Townsend, Theocracy, Yes, King Crimson, Marillion, Myrath, Opeth, and The Pineapple Thief. If anything, those bands I listed will at least give you a good head start on progressive rock and progressive metal.
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Thanks man. Which Yes album do you think I should start with? They've released a **** tonne. Also, do you consider early Genesis as worth checking out, I've got most of their stuff with Collins as frontman, but none of their progressive music.
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