I really enjoy King Crimson and Jethro Tull, are there any more bands like this with a sort of medieval sound?
Also, any music suggestions in general for music along the lines of GY!BE and This Will Destroy You would be greatly appreciated.
Medieval sounding prog rock?
Jason Jackson
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Carson Collins
I too am wondering the same thing.
Cooper Williams
I wouldn't really call them prog, but Fairport Convention is clearly influenced by medieval music.
Connor Davis
love this one
Hunter Hernandez
This song is a good example:
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Noah Gutierrez
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Amazing obscure Ukrainian band
Ryan Allen
I'm sure you know Gentle Giant, but if you don't, listen to this.
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You might also like one of these.
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Levi Sanchez
Gryphon s/t
Noah Lewis
Focus, sometimes, specially Focus 3
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Austin Richardson
Gavin Russell
Anthony Phillips - The Geese and the Ghost
Noah Long
wasnt that Burzum album Varg made in jail basically medieval music arraigned on a Casio?
Luke Wood
Comus, Bo Hansson, Tilt, etc
Those are on the top of my head
Ian Nguyen
LITERALLY THIS
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Isaiah Wilson
Best medieval prog I've ever heard
>Final song uses elements and motifs of all the other songs
SO GOOD
Justin Walker
ITT people who never actually listened to medieval music
Camden King
weezer - the blue album
Alexander Peterson
Wonder if there's any medieval music that sounds like Weezer
Juan Cooper
I think op just wanted prog that used medieval instruments
Benjamin Turner
What you're looking for isn't "Medieval," but I won't bash because I can't think of a proper term to describe this.. fuck it. I guess we'll call it medieval for now
Carter Allen
"Inspired by medieval FOLK music"
Bet you autistic assholes are thinking of medieval classical music
Dylan Johnson
>medieval FOLK music
implying such things have been noted or released
implying they are not part of "medieval classical music"
implying they are remotely close to "progressive rock inspired by..."
pls go back to your Renaissance fairs
Joshua Ward
>implying such things have been noted or released
lol?
there's plenty of studies on european folk music
>implying they are not part of "medieval classical music"
you have no clue what classical music means do you?
>implying they are remotely close to "progressive rock inspired by..."
again, there are many studies on european folk music, anyone can listen and be inspired by them
Camden Mitchell
:Blackmore's Night playing in the background:
Charles Butler
>being a pretentious faggot, then accusing the other poster of being a pretentious faggot when you get proven wrong
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Jacob Richardson
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Benjamin Morgan
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Zachary Moore
Xavier Powell
Title track
Tyler Reed
These
I'll recommend First Utterance as well
Adrian Evans
I've been planning on listening to Comus. Would you say they are similar to Gentle Giant's Octopus? And what's their second album like?
Luis Phillips
I loved their first album, their second album was kinda meh. They're not really like Gentle Giant. I highly recommend listening to them though.