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    • Queensryche – Operation: Mindcrime. With Queensrÿche having escaped from the NWOBHM influences of their early recordings, Operation: Mindcrime was a early prog-metal zenith.
    • Dream Theatre – Images & Words. Dream Theater had to overcome a number of hurdles in order to create their second album, and their masterpiece. But with new vocalist James LaBrie safely in the fold, the prog metal pioneers were out to prove a point.
    • Opeth – Blackwater Park (2001) A new millennium brought a new sense of urgency to Opeth’s bold musical efforts. Blackwater Park was not just a self-evident career peak from a young band with the wind in their sails for the first time, it also had a profound impact on the entire world of heavy music, as lengthy, elaborate epics like The Leper Affinity and The Drapery Falls reintroduced progressive ideals and creative bravery to the metal world, while acoustic reveries like Harvest showcased a desire to move beyond it.
    • Tool – Lateralus (2000) Not just prog metal – Lateralus is one of the greatest records of any genre full stop. A genuinely faultless near 80-minute-long piece of music that still sounds like it’s been created by some kind of higher power, more than 20 after it was dropped on an unsuspecting world.
  1. Reply reply More repliesMore replies. [deleted] •. Progressive metal is metal that expands outside the conventional metal song structure and composition. The majority of metal bands aren't progressive at all (thinking of Sabaton, Lamb of God, and suchlike) because they stick to a simple song structure.

  2. Jul 20, 2024 · Metal Hammer. 7 new progressive metal albums that break all the genre’s rules. By Matt Mills. ( Metal Hammer ) published 20 July 2024. So many prog metal bands want to sound like Tool, Gojira or Meshuggah – but not these seven forward-thinkers. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it ...

  3. This album manages to bring the standard prog metal fusion that you look for in these types of bands, but there's also a lot of time given to the music to just breathe, to let a notion hang in the air for 2 or 3 minutes. Decades and Millenia are perfect back to back songs that really nail what this album seems to be about, with Like a Long Life ...

    • Opeth – Blackwater Park (2001) Opeth’s Blackwater Park helped pave the way for bands from the more extreme end of the musical spectrum to spread their creative wings, and 20 years later it remains an album that has rarely (if ever) been bettered in prog-metal terms.
    • Queensryche – Operation: Mindcrime (1988) Progressive metal as a recognisable entity in its own right stemmed largely from two bands: Queensrÿche and Fates Warning (with Dream Theater arriving not far behind to form the scene’s ‘Big Three’).
    • Fates Warning – Perfect Symmetry (1989) It might not have had the same impact as Queensrÿche’s crowning moment, but Perfect Symmetry by Fates Warning was another seminal moment in the development of prog-metal.
    • Dream Theater – Images and Words (1992) If Queensrÿche and Fates Warning lit the torch, Dream Theater picked it up and did a runner with it. Over the course of more than three decades, they’ve become the quintessential prog-metal band.
  4. Dec 28, 2020 · 8. DGM – Tragic Separation (Frontiers Music SRL) 2020 has been a mixed bag for music, like it has for most everything else. “ Tragic Separation ” by DGM is firmly in the “good things” category; in fact, it’s in the great things category. The mix and production are great, the songwriting is superb, and the keys and guitars of Signori ...

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