Is there such a thing as "progressive analog synthpop", or maybe "progressive analog synth-rock"??
If there is such a thing can someone please show it to me?
Is there such a thing as "progressive analog synthpop", or maybe "progressive analog synth-rock"??
Jace Murphy
Jaxson Garcia
try Apples in Stereo
Nicholas Brown
>progressive analog synth-rock
lots of progressive electronic stuff sounds like rock
eg
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Andrew Thompson
shit I'm high I meant the Silver Apples
Kayden Turner
The one and only
Grayson Green
Ok, yeah... I've actually got 2 of their albums. Not this one though, so thanks.
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Yeah, right on.
This is pretty fucking cool. Thanks.
Jeremiah Perry
Tubular Bells?
Brayden Sullivan
I've got one of his albums. The one with that song that goes "PUSSY IS NOT A MATTER OF FACT".
Yeah that album is pretty cool. Is his other stuff any good?
Jonathan Ward
>Ok, yeah... I've actually got 2 of their albums. Not this one though, so thanks.
stuff they recorded in 77 and 78 usually have a similar sound
the french had some stuff too
look for people involved with heldon and clearlight
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Benjamin Lopez
Cool. Thanks.
Camden James
Maybe OMD?
Nathan Wright
Dean Blunt & Inga Copeland - Black Is Beautiful. Try track 10 off that album
Christian Hernandez
There are probably a ton of 80s Italian groups who answer these descriptions, but I can't name any for ya, sorry.
Levi Campbell
How does the syntheziser being analog differ the genre?
Hunter Brown
The sound is entirely different.
Colton Taylor
Kraftwerk.
Oliver Brooks
i gravitate towards analog gear in all my music, but to claim that that you hear a discernable difference between good vst's and analog is just plain untrue. people who use analog gesr tend to make the type of music we associate with analog gear though, and many people using digital gear aren't trying to replicate the analog sounds.
David Phillips
I was comparing analog to digital, I didn't honestly think OP was thinking of shit made now where people pointlessly emulate the limitations of analog synths with VSTs, but they can count too. I assumed OP was asking about old records - why would anyone be making "synth-rock" with their laptop in 2017?
Charles Evans
Maserati
Zombi (or is it Zomby?)
Nolan Scott
all the 70s electronic shit was pretty much progressive analog synthpop
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Nolan Reed
john maus stuff is not progressive at all
its just riff based stuff with monotone repetitive lyrics
Charles Brown
Yes.
Lucas Allen
So I grew up on Emerson, Lake and Palmer (stoner biz dad) and I've yet to check out Emerson's solo work and my god is it awesome.
Is this album cover offensive or just awesome?
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David Martinez
ULTRAVOX
ULTRAVOX
ULTRAVOX
Andrew Sullivan
I was tentative at the beginning but the second half of the track is fucking great.