#proto prog

[spilladabalia]

Robert Wyatt - Slow Walkin' Talk (feat. Jimi Hendrix on bass)

Written by Brian Hopper. Performed by Robert Wyatt and Jimi Hendrix.

[mucdj]

(The Lot Radio)

[anamelessfool]

Don't mind me I'm having stupid sexy Nihil brain rot over here

Everybody carry on

[savage-kult-of-gorthaur]

HAWKLORDS IN SOLIDARITY WITH THE PSYCHIC WARLORDS FROM ACROSS THE POND.

PIC INFO: Spotlight on original Hawklord, Dave Brock (born 20 August 1941), English musician and multi-instrumentalist, founder and sole constant member of space rock band HAWKWIND. Here he is rocking a BLUE ÖYSTER CULT tee of the band's 1972 self-titled debut album. Venue & location unknown, c. early '70s.

Sources: www.picuki.com/media/3439184885810764467 & Progrography (blog).

[weirdlookindog]

Salem Mass - Witch Burning

[progtopiapartii]

The Human Beast - Volume One

An underrated Heavy Prog album from 1970. Great songs, great sense of humour and a great cover of an Incredible String Band track.

[harmonycorrupted]

King Crimson - 21 Century Schizoid Man (In the Court of the Crimson King, 1969)

[gonegrove]

Yes I’m still thinking of 70s au Heather/Eddie—

They’re like, in their 50s now or w/e and doing an interview and someone calls her something like “the mother of heavy metal” and she straight up hurls a brick at their face while her mouth is censored and the only audio is the bleeping, yelling and Eddie’s wild laughter

[cables-and-wires]

why are music personality quizzes always about the same two genres. if u dont like kpop or folk punk your taste in music is obscure or something ig

[spilladabalia]

The Sensational Alex Harvey Band - Isobel Goudie

[My Lady of the Night]

Isobel Goudie feels so good

She does not do the things that she should

She was going to the fare

Isobel Goudie

She met a stranger there

Isobel Goudie

Isobel Goudie

Isobel Goudie

She does not do the things she should

Selling time with no remission

A scaly member

With a cold emission

She raised her eyes up to the sky

She crossed her heart

And she hoped to die

Isobel Goudie

Isobel Goudie

Isobel Goudie

She does not do the things she should

She is my lady of the night

She is my lady of the night

She is my lady of the night

She does not do the things

She does not do the things

She does not do the things she should

She is my lady of the night

She is my lady of the night

She is my lady of the night

My lady of the night

My...

[Coitus Interruptus]

Belladonna, holy water

Ashes to ashes and

Dust to

Dust

Coitus interruptus

Fire to fire

And blood

To blood

[Virgin and the Hunter]

And the virgin and the hunter

They laid together in the night

Isobel Goudie

Isobel Goudie

Isobel Goudie

She does not do the things she should

Isobel, Isobel

Isobel, Isobel

Isobel Goudie

[cavedwellermusic]

Essential New Fuzz Worship: Blackwülf, New Mexican Doom Cult, Lucifers Fall and Breath

Four killer new albums not to be missed by any fans of fuzz

James looks at four new and upcoming albums that all fans of fuzz should take the time to listen to. He looks at California's Blackwülf, Sweden's New Mexican Doom Cult, Australia's Lucifers Fall Oregon's Breath. Whether you like your music on the mind altering or headbanging side, there's something here for you, so dive on in and enjoy.

[metalhead-brainrot]

[Album of the day] Tarot - Glimpse Of The Dawn

Tasmania, AUS || 2024 || Heavy Chains Records and Tapes

[Genres] prog rock, proto-metal, occult rock

[Themes] fantasy

[FFO] 70s rock, rock with organ, Phantom Spell

[Thoughts] The third and final 2024.04.12 release I wish to highlight! If you want more music like this, be sure to check out the other offerings from indie label Heavy Chains Records.

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[From the band/label]

Vintage, earthy 1970s hard rock done right from the Land Down Under!

The long-awaited sophomore album from Australia’s Tarot re-imagines heavy, Hammond B3 organ hard rock for a new generation! Eight years have passed since Tarot’s first full-length, Reflections, to their new long-player, Glimpse of the Dawn. It was like a lifetime for the 1970s-rock-tinged Australians. The band embarked on its first-ever live shows after Reflections, essentially coming together as a unit while on stage. Live activity then opened the door for increased collaboration between all members of the band. Now operating as a cohesive, free-flowing outfit, Tarot amassed a lively, spacious album in the form of Glimpse of the Dawn that earnestly pays tribute to their core influences of Uriah Heep, Rainbow and Deep Purple while blazing an identity of its own.

Glimpse of the Dawn was recorded across several studios in the band’s native Tasmania, starting with drum tracking by Joe Haley at Crawlspace Productions. From there, the band retreated to its own Heavy Chains Studio and Riff Cabin to complete tracking, yet it was the face-to-face sessions with Haley that gave the album its live and natural feel. This approach — once an industry standard but now becoming a rarity — found Tarot simply cracking open a few beers, letting the tape roll and letting the results happen as they may. To that end, Tarot purposely left open spaces to allow for improvisation. Many of the album’s lead guitar sections were written on the fly in the studio and were subsequently kept, allowing for Tarot to “catch lightning in a bottle.” This approach is perhaps best exemplified on the title track, which kicks off the album in grand fashion with rollicking Hammond keyboards and vocal trade-offs between founding member Will Spectre, guitarist Felix Russell and keyboardist Dave Harrington-George.

In fact, collaboration defines Glimpse of the Dawn. Whereas Spectre previously shouldered the songwriting load, the album features contributions from all members of Tarot. This communal, open vibe is yet another throwback to the bands Tarot has taken inspiration from. The closeness of all five members allowed for a free exchange of ideas, thus sharpening every facet of the album. It helped further expand Tarot’s sound, which is often driven by the classic Hammond B3 organ, mellotron string and choir and various analog synths. The members of Tarot put an immense of thought into the interplay between Harrington-George’s parts and its guitar lines, ultimately producing an album with equal breadth and depth.

Glimpse of the Dawn is tailor-made for the live arena. Tarot already has plans to hit its Australian homeland and Europe throughout 2024, bringing its hard-rocking, anthemic songs to audiences deserving of a band that perfectly embodies the spirit of 1970s rock.

[savage-kult-of-gorthaur]

ON THIS DAY 54 YEARS AGO -- REACH FOR THE STARS WITH HEAVY PROG & SPACE ROCK.

PIC INFO: Spotlight on the All Saints Hall poster design with heavy prog rock band ATOMIC ROOSTER headlining and psychedelic/space rock band HAWKWIND supporting, performing at All Saints Hall, College of Art, Notting Hill, England, on January 28, 1970.

Source: www.pinkfloydarchives.com/posters/Hawkwind/Hawkpost.htm#012870.

[blackbeardsrock]

Gentleoctopus: Graffiti / Graffiti (1968)

[patriciathomasbandmanagement]

KARISMA RECORDS RELEASES TRACK FROM UPCOMING ARABS IN ASPIC BACK CATALOGUE TRILOGY

The 1st December will see Karisma Records release the final three albums from the Back Catalogue of Prog Rockers ARABS IN ASPIC, and, as a prequel, the label has released, the title track from the band’s sixth album “The Magic of Sin” as a digi single.  The single, can be downloaded or streamed from a number of services at: https://link.karismarecords.no/AIA_TheMagicOfSin “The Magic of Sin”…

[harmonycorrupted]

King Crimson - One More Red Nightmare (Red, 1974)