Obscure prog rock doesn't get any more obscure than Comus' 'First Utterance' - that is one incredible, attention grabbing, nightmare of an album. Just keep in mind, however, that it may take a few listens to really appreciate it, but once you do...oh boy, that is one album you'll certainly want in your collection.
Obscure prog rock doesn't get any more obscure than Comus' 'First Utterance'
Well, apart from all the stuff that is more obscure than Comus' First Utterance. _________________ 2021 in full effect. Come drop me some recs. Y'all know what I like.
Obscure prog rock doesn't get any more obscure than Comus' 'First Utterance' - that is one incredible, attention grabbing, nightmare of an album. Just keep in mind, however, that it may take a few listens to really appreciate it, but once you do...oh boy, that is one album you'll certainly want in your collection.
Thank you all so much!! I went through every album and artist that was brought up and made a long list.. I really appreciate all the suggestions as I never would've found all this great stuff otherwise.. I'm looking forward to listening to ALL of it 😁
I've seen Tortoise described as prog, so I suggest you check out their '90s discography, particularly Millions Now Living Will Never Die ("Djed" is def a prog track); if "Djed" interests you, then check out Directions' "Echoes." And then maybe try Back Door's first two albums, particularly their first (s/t); and Bill Laswell's Baselines. And then there's the gauntlet of Yes' Close to the Edge and Fragile, King Crimson's Red and In the Court of the Crimson King, and late '60s/early '70s Pink Floyd. As far as "scenes," the English "canturbury" scene and German "krautrock" scene are two you must explore. And for more modern bands, there's Phish and Dream Theater.
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