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Captain Squeegee. A rare combination of ska and psychedelic rock. Their album To the Bardos! is particularly great, and ranks among my top 5 albums of all time.
The Brotherhood of Dae Han. Southern rock with a hint of ~~black metal~~ metalcore.
Black Bonzo. A modern-ish prog band that sounds straight from the 70s.
Bubblemath. Progressive jazz fusion. Their first album was light on the jazz and pretty low-budget, but their second album, Edit Peptide, is the best in the subgenre, IMO.
Lotus Child. Indie alterna-rock. They only had one album, but it's creative and interesting.
Bubblemath is amazing. Will check out your other recs almost wholly for their inclusion.
Maybe I used the wrong descriptor. I'm not into screaming, so I tend to group all screaming/growling metal into the "black metal" label. ๐คทโโ๏ธ
Thanks for the correction! I've fixed the post. ๐
Yay! Black Bonzo! Lady of the Light is a great album.
Edit: oh that's right, the album is self-titled
Cb mac