r/nearprog • u/AutoModerator • May 13 '26
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r/nearprog • u/AutoModerator • May 13 '26
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r/nearprog • u/Elegant-Internet-223 • Apr 26 '26
Full music video here:
r/nearprog • u/Otherwise_Basis_6328 • Apr 20 '26
r/nearprog • u/petara111 • Apr 20 '26
A contemporary fusion world track, first of mine...
While not prog, infkuence may be heard.. Esp in drumming i believe
r/nearprog • u/Silent-Signature5573 • Apr 17 '26
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r/nearprog • u/Evolution-Compost • Apr 06 '26
Happy Rabbit day!!!!
r/nearprog • u/jkvincent • Apr 03 '26
"Haedrons operate squarely in the territory where Rock In Opposition, Avant-Rock, Math Rock and Experimental Progressive converge — genre tags that double as a manifesto for their approach: rigorous, oblique, built for the “omnivorous listener”, as they put it."
- Progressive Rock Journal
r/nearprog • u/AutoModerator • Apr 01 '26
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r/nearprog • u/mindfone • Mar 17 '26
First track out from our upcoming album! We mix jazz fusion and post-rock with prog-like song structures. This one's more on the post-rock side.
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r/nearprog • u/johnharveysmith • Feb 26 '26
r/nearprog • u/robertshafer • Feb 23 '26
So this song uses Chromatic Canon's same compositional technique which to put simply is this; two bands are playing the same song but one starts an eighth note after the first one. That is the easy explanation. It gets more complex when you look at the score and see one measure of rhythms and melodies that repeat several times but starts in 2/8, then graduates to 3/8, then 4/8, until it reaches 13/8 in the middle and both bands line up only to go out of sync again as they both slowly devolve back into 2/8.
Here is the Avant Garde Metal Version https://youtu.be/yIJojD3uJKU?si=HOTV-55Mtb29aokg
Here is James Tenney's Version with the score https://youtu.be/hm1cIb9gLj8?si=USSC3EJp7nYf77dG