You left a big one out. Porcupine Tree.
Some even would call Dredg and The Mars Volta progressive bands too.
And I'm assuming we're not counting old proggers like YES and Genesis, right?
Trying to figure them out. I'm going with (in no specific order)
Rush
Muse
Coheed and Cambria
Tool
Dream Theater
Mastodon
Opeth
Metallica (I don't know what else to call them these days)
The problem with this list and ANY list is that no two people will agree that all these bands are truly progressive.
who the heck is Muse???
Really? They've probably sold more albums in the past couple years than many of the other mentioned bands combined.
Really? They've probably sold more albums in the past couple years than many of the other mentioned bands combined.
still never heard of them. BNR Metal does not list them and Metal Archives seems to be down...so WHO ARE THEY?? :Smug:
The problem with this list and ANY list is that no two people will agree that all these bands are truly progressive.
Anyone who doesn't agree with that list outside of Metallica is pretty much a moron.
who the heck is Muse???
They also just pulled a pretty funny stunt on some talk show where they were supposed to perform "live." When they got to the studio they were informed they had to play to a prerecorded track and lipsync, so the members just switched around instruments and played with exaggerated movements the entire time.
http://revivl.com/video-music/muse-refusing-to-lip-sync-on-talk-show-video/
Are you one of those, "If it ain't metal, then it don't exist!!!!" guys? Muse isn't a metal band, so they wouldn't be listed on BNR or any other metal-related site.
Their new album debuted at No. 3 on the Billboard charts in the US and they have been *huge* in Europe for a while. Check out YouTube for a couple of their videos; chances are you've heard their music somewhere.
SERIOUSLY doubt I have heard their music. I do listen to metal pretty much, save hairbands, 80's pop and 70's guitar rock bands.
but something like this is not up my alley:
"Muse are known for their energetic and extravagant live performances [1][2][3][4] and their fusion of many music genres, including progressive rock, classical music and electronica"uke: