Twelfth Night UK
Twelfth Night are an English progressive rock band of the 1980s, reformed between 2007 and 2012 and again in 2014.
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When prog-rock sounds jazzy-rocky I'm the happiest man in the world. This... is my homeland.
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An enjoyable & interesting collection of prog rock. Nice introduction to many artists I’d not heard before, & a reminder to dig a little deeper into the music of others I’ve only scratched the surface of. Salva, the band who sings my favourite song on here, sounds a lot like the band Grand Tour. 7.5/10.
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PROG presents: Karisma Records
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Paul Rote surely has a point. It's absolutely amazing how many good things prog are coming from Norway. I already have many of the songs features in this compilation in my collection (be it Bandcampy digital or old-schooly physical formats), but for sheer sympathy I couldn't pass this NYP offer. If you're a prog fan and haven't noticed the Norwegian prog scene yet (er, is that possible?) check it out. Definitely! And this is a great starting point...
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