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Caligula's Horse
Formed in 2011, a progressive metal band from
Brisbane, Australia. Maintaining a course of continual artistic
development and reinvention. Caligula’s Horse, a leading light in
contemporary progressive metal. Their colourful and emotional music,
spanning influences as diverse as King Crimson, Steely Dan, Opeth, and
Jeff Buckley, forging a deep and lasting connection with fans across
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Leprous
Formed in 2001 by Einar Solberg and Tor Oddmund Suhrke. Leprous,
a progressive metal band from Notodden, Norway their music is firmly
rooted in progressive metal, crafting songs around odd structures,
predominantly clean vocals, abrupt time changes, complex rhythms and
dexterous musicianship. A very diverse band...
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Haken
Formed in 2007 by multi-instrumentalist Richard Henshall,
guitarist Matthew Marshall, and vocalist Ross Jennings. Haken, a
progressive metal band out of London, UK with six studio albums under
their belt, not to mention an EP, and two live albums. Although, they
first conceived the idea of forming Haken in 2004 but opted to pursue
their instruments and songwriting first. This tactic seems to have paid
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Hypnogaja
Hypnogaja was founded by lead vocalist Jason Arnold and
keyboardist Mark Nubar originating as an electronic studio project. The
band released several critically acclaimed recordings and were once
voted Best Alternative Artist. Hypnogaja has toured the U.S. and
Canada, sharing stages with major label bands such as Shinedown,
Saliva, and 311... |
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Polyphia
Forming in 2010 Polyphia is primarily an instrumental progressive
rock band based in Plano, Texas. With members Tim Henson, Scott LePage,
Clay Gober, and Clay Aeschliman no other act has managed to marry a
masterful command of melody with hip hop rhythms and dark and sinister
tones in such an enticing way... |
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Intervals
Formed in Toronto, Ontario in 2011 as a creative outlet for
guitarist Aaron Marshall after quitting his previous band. Marshall
attempted to form a full band including a vocalist, with the intention
of turning Intervals into a touring act, but failed to do so. Although
in 2020 with band members Lukas Guyader, Mike Semesky, Anup Sastry, and
Matt De Luca, he released Circadian which is an instrumental release,
featuring collaborations with a number of different artists... |
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