Tribal Tech
Tribal Tech, the jazz-fusion band of Scott Henderson and Gary Willis, a reference of the genre in the 1980s and 1990s.
Enciclopèdia de bandes: història, formació i discografia, per estils.
Tribal Tech, the jazz-fusion band of Scott Henderson and Gary Willis, a reference of the genre in the 1980s and 1990s.
Ruins, Yoshida Tatsuya’s Japanese drums-and-bass duo, a reference of zeuhl and extreme math rock.
Gerard, Toshio Egawa’s Italian-influenced Japanese symphonic progressive rock project.
Bi Kyo Ran, the Japanese progressive rock band led by Kunio Suma.
Ain Soph, the Japanese instrumental symphonic progressive rock project of Yozox Yamamoto.
Kenso, the Japanese technical progressive jazz-rock band, continuously active since the 1970s.
The Opium Cartel, Jacob Holm-Lupo’s (White Willow) melodic progressive rock project.
Moon Safari, the Swedish progressive rock band with vocal harmonies in the manner of the Beach Boys and Yes.
Gösta Berlings Saga, the contemporary Swedish instrumental progressive rock band.
Isildurs Bane, the Swedish avant-garde progressive rock collective active since the 1970s.
Landberk, the Swedish melancholic progressive rock band of the 1990s, a landmark of the Scandinavian revival.
Carpe Diem, the symphonic progressive rock band from Nice with the flute as its lead instrument.
Shylock, the French instrumental progressive rock band of interwoven guitars.
Atoll, the French symphonic progressive rock band of the 1970s.
Pulsar, the French atmospheric progressive rock band in the vein of Pink Floyd.
Mona Lisa, the French theatrical progressive rock band from Orleans, influenced by the sound of Ange.
Grobschnitt, the German theatrical progressive rock band, known for its extravagant live shows and Rockpommel’s Land.
Klaus Schulze, German pioneer of electronic music, formerly of Ash Ra Tempel and Tangerine Dream.
Guru Guru, one of the founding bands of krautrock, led since 1968 by drummer Mani Neumeier.
Ash Ra Tempel, the Berlin cosmic rock band founded by Manuel Göttsching and Klaus Schulze.
Popol Vuh, Florian Fricke’s project, known for its soundtracks to Werner Herzog’s films.
Harmonia, the krautrock supergroup formed by Cluster and Michael Rother of Neu!.
Cluster, the German experimental electronic duo, a pillar of krautrock and a precursor of ambient.
Neu!, the Düsseldorf duo who founded the motorik sound, a direct influence on post-punk and post-rock.
Latte e Miele, the Genoese symphonic progressive rock band with classical and religious roots.
New Trolls, the Genoese band known for Concerto Grosso, the fusion with a classical orchestra by Luis Bacalov.
Area, the Italian avant-garde band of Demetrio Stratos, straddling progressive rock, jazz and politics.
Il Balletto di Bronzo, the Neapolitan band behind the cult album Ys, a dark landmark of Italian prog.
Semiramis, the Roman band behind Dedicato a Frazz, a cult name in Italian prog.
Osanna, the Neapolitan progressive rock band known for its theatrical live shows and the album Palepoli.
Goblin, the Italian horror soundtrack band, known for Dario Argento’s Suspiria and Profondo Rosso.
Museo Rosenbach, the Italian band of a single cult album, Zarathustra, a landmark of symphonic progressive rock.
Le Orme, one of the big three of Italian progressive rock, with Felona e Sorona as its landmark work.
Banco del Mutuo Soccorso, one of the foundational bands of 1970s Italian progressive rock.
Soft Heap, the Canterbury jazz-rock quartet of Alan Gowen, Hugh Hopper, Pip Pyle and Elton Dean.
Gilgamesh, Alan Gowen’s jazz-rock band within the Canterbury orbit.
Khan, the Canterbury band on which Steve Hillage recorded before his solo career and Gong.
Quiet Sun, the early band of Phil Manzanera (Roxy Music), recorded and released years later as Mainstream.
National Health, the Canterbury scene supergroup led by Dave Stewart and Alan Gowen.
On The Raw, the Barcelona instrumental jazz-rock project of Jordi Amela, Jordi Prats, Alex Ojea, Pep Espasa and Toni Sánchez.
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