Japanese prog, short for Japanese progressive rock, is a complex and diverse music genre that emerged in Japan during the late 1960s and flourished in the 1970s. It amalgamates traditional rock elements with influences from classical music, jazz, and avant-garde, characterized by intricate compositions, elaborate instrumental passages, and often indulgent virtuosity. With musicians like Hiro Yanagida and bands like Far East Family Band anchoring the scene, the genre features a broad spectrum of sounds—from the whimsical and ethereal textures of Magical Power Mako to the technical precision of bands like Outer Limits. Theatricality, grand concept albums, and a penchant for unorthodox structures and time signatures are hallmarks of the genre, making Japanese prog a treasure trove for listeners seeking music that encompasses both the depth of Western prog traditions and the uniqueness of Japanese cultural sensibilities.

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LE SILO

Album - 13 Tracks - Released August 2, 2023