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1. www.academia.edu › 41685155 › Progressive_andProgressive and Regressive Rock. Redefining Prog in Postmodern...

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   On the opposite, post-progressive is characterized by the application of prog’s original impulse and philosophy to any musical material that is different from the one used in the Seventies (e. g. metal, electronica, pop and so on), as happens in the music of Kate Bush and Peter Gabriel, but also in progressive metal and other subgenres.

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2. link.springer.com › content › pdfFrom Psychedelia to Djent Progressive Genres as a Paradox of ...

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   Prog metal Despite the fact that many progressive records were challenging for listeners, they grew into classics not only to rock, but also to popular music in general. Unfortu-nately, after the punk revolution, progressive rock temporarily became the most hated of all rock genres and, irretrievably, fell out of the mainstream. But ideas of

   • Author: Andrzej Mądro

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3. iaspmjournal.net › article › downloadReview: Beyond and Before: Progressive Rock since the 1960s

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   that heavy metal virtuosity evolved into a fertile ground for prog-style music-making through its interaction with hardcore aesthetics, followed by discussion of prog-allied metal bands. Hegarty and Halliwell argue that "fusion of styles is what makes a metal band progressive" (p. 279): it is interesting to think with the authors about the ...

   • Author: Paul Hegarty, Martin Halliwell

   • Publish Year: 2011

4. www.tandfonline.com › doi › fullIntroduction to the Special Issue on Progressive Rock

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   Aug 5, 2019 · Introduction to the Special Issue on Progressive Rock. The past decade has seen the growth of a number of academic research clusters and networks dedicated to studying specific genres, including punk, reggae, heavy metal, electronic dance music, and jazz. This perhaps recognizes the maturity of the broad field of Popular Music Studies as ...

   • Author: Chris Anderton

   • Publish Year: 2020

5. www.researchgate.net › publication › 314506276(PDF) Beyond and Before: Progressive Rock since the 1960s

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   Jun 24, 2013 · Beyond and Before: Pr ogressiv e Rock since the. 1960s. Paul Hegarty and Martin Halliwell. New York: Continuum Books, 2011. ISBN: 9780826423320 (PB) RRP: $24.95 (USD) Michael K aler. York ...

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   It is difficult to argue with the authors' conclusion that “metal in its many guises” is “the location of authentic progressive rock of the 2000s” (p. 279), and the book shows this through its very brief illustration of the way that heavy metal virtuosity evolved into a fertile ground for prog-style music-making through its interaction with hardcore aesthetics, followed by discussion ...

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   What makes a metal band progressive?

   • Hegarty and Halliwell argue that "fusion of styles is what makes a metal band progressive" (p. 279): it is interesting to think with the authors about the various ways in which the bands that are mentioned including Opeth, Tool, and Dream Theater navigate those fusions, especially with prog itself being one of the styles drawn upon.

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   What is the difference between prog and post-progressive music?

   • On the opposite, post-progressive is characterized by the application of prog’s original impulse and philosophy to any musical material that is different from the one used in the Seventies (e. g. metal, electronica, pop and so on), as happens in the music of Kate Bush and Peter Gabriel, but also in progressive metal and other subgenres.

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   What is progressive music?

   • Progressive music promotes a horizontal differentiation of the output of every single artist that is not necessarily that valuable inside experimental music communities. fStyles vary greatly from release to release, which is not necessarily the case with experimental popular music. c.

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   Is progressive rock music a resurgence?

   • There has been a marked resurgence of interest in progressive rock music both commercially and critically, with a number of articles and books now reassessing its styles, meanings, politics and appeal.

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   Is progressive rock still a popular genre?

   • Progressive rock was among the most successful genres of the 1970s, yet only recently has it partly regained the respect it once had. Indeed, for almost three decades, the prog genre has often been disparaged and condemned as a bombastic and excessive version of psychedelia, thus obliviating its importance and cultural value.

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   When did 'progressive music' start?

   • The first, by Chris Anderton and Chris Atton, investigates the origins and use of the term “progressive” in the British music press of the late 1960s and early 1970s.

   Introduction to the Special Issue on Progressive Rock

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8. everythingisnoise.net › features › defining-progDefining Prog: Part 1 - Philosophy and Pillars - Everything ...

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   Aug 1, 2018 · However, the second definition of ‘progressive music’ is a bit more of a mindset and approach. Progressive music in this sense is one that continuously evolves… not bound by too many rules, structures, or sonic templates, and evolving over time. This kind of approach can be seen in the modern day by acts such as Radiohead, Tool, and ...