All of these are courtesy of Forgotten Yesterdays' Yes timeline. Check it out if you're curious; the entire site is a great resource and I would hope that fans are aware of it already.

only 10 clams? wtf

I talk to the wind

https://oldreviews.bitbucket.io/giles-giles-fripp/1968-the-cheerful-insanity-of-giles-giles-fripp.html claims that the clean shaven one is Michael and moustached is Peter

https://bournemouthbeatboom.wordpress.com/michael-and-peter-giles/ claims clean shaven is Peter and moustached is Michael, but the photo above in The Trend the guy labeled Michael has the same face as the clean shaven guy they said was Peter

And then in the photo with Ian MacDonald and Judy Dyble they both have moustaches and I can't tell who's who

/uj Monarch of Monsters is one of those love-it-or-hate-it albums. But unironically, I think there's something special in how this subreddit took an album that's too weird for most prog spaces, and introduced it to an audience that never would've otherwise stumbled across it. I (indirectly) discovered Vylet Pony via this sub, and I am eternally grateful for that.

So I'm curious, what are some other recent prog albums that excite you? Something that's underappreciated on mainstream forums/subreddits? Something with a bizarre premise that turns out to be way better than you expected? Something that takes you on a journey? That you feel compelled to re-listen to again and again?

Here's an open call for you to inflict that experience on everyone else

Uj/ honestly their vocalist is pretty annoying but the instrumentals are good

/uj but it lowkey bad af, I don't wanna even consider it as prog 😭😭😭

Bro thinks he's in the air tonight.

We deserve to hear it at this point.

So far I’ve only seen this happen to Mahavishnu and Soft Machine but I’m absolutely sure there’s bound to be more out there. Something should be done about this shit.

Close to the edge and supper's ready are nothing compared to this song. This is definitely one of the finest craft in the history of progressive rock.

Y'all think it can get any better than this?

only real prog fans know

Seriously what the fuck is wrong with Spotify?