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Any progressive recommendations?

mp3guy · 2008-11-16 11:28:19

I've pretty much only listened to metal for the past 6 year, but in an effort to expand my horizons I've started listening to some electronic stuff. So far I've found bands like Way Out West, Hybrid, Vibrasphere and Solar Fields pretty enjoyable. The music seems to have depth, isn't very repetitive and overall I enjoy it.…

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I've pretty much only listened to metal for the past 6 year, but in an effort to expand my horizons I've started listening to some electronic stuff. So far I've found bands like Way Out West, Hybrid, Vibrasphere and Solar Fields pretty enjoyable. The music seems to have depth, isn't very repetitive and overall I enjoy it. Has anyone got any other bands they'd like to recommend me?

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#2 17-11-2008 1:16pm

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Antix - Wanderers (more minimalish) or Lull
Perfect Stranger - Free Cloud or Changed
Atmos - 2nd Brigade
Ace Ventura - Rebirth
Frogacult - Something for Sundays
Insane Creation - Filestyle

You can find 4 minute samples of all the above on http://www.saikosounds.com/english/default.asp

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#3 17-11-2008 1:24pm

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If your into Way Out West / Proggy kinds of stuff etc take a look at Leftfield, Fluke, Orbital, also try out the Sasha & John Digweed northern exposure mix cds, are very kind of downbeat but progressivey.....

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#4 18-11-2008 8:52pm

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Its good just to listen to bands but with progressive house its more about the labels. Alots of bands will go under different names. Here are a few good labels with alot of good release's:

Bedrock
Baroque
Method
Boz Boz
Hope
Whoop!
Global underground (alot of good progressive Dj mixes)
Audio Therepy

You should find the same producers poping up on all these labels so you can find one's you like. Beatport is great for scanning through a label for good music.

Here is some good producers you may like:

Tim Davison
Robert Babicz
Quivver
Jerome Isma Ae
Glenn Morrision
Chris Micali
Jay Lumen

Hope this helps.

Ciaran.

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#5 19-11-2008 9:45am

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Here's an earlier thread on the same thing. Plenty of great recommendations in here;

http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2055185342&highlight=progressive+house

I'll recommend anything by Shiloh, Luke Chable, Hybrid, and particularly Dousk who are my favourite Progressive artists for the last while.

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