The Bob Lazar Story Christchurch, New Zealand
Purveyor of tritonal wankery, The Bob Lazar Story hail from Christchurch, NZ and offer you an oasis of ProgMathsyFusion to soothe your weary earholes. Nine releases to choose from. You need this.
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An Erstwisle Alphabestiary: Book One
by Nick Prol & the Proletarians
supported by 5 fans who also own “No Foodstool Left Behind”
Mind and heart expanding avant-prog that's creatively off the charts but ultra catchy as well. The musicianship is excellent but never overshadows the joy it sounds like everyone had while creating this awesome album. Can't wait for Part 2!
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The Divine Abstract
by Charlie Cawood
supported by 5 fans who also own “No Foodstool Left Behind”
This is perplexing me to ... peace*. What? An 18piece ensemble - using e.g. sitar, dulcitone, bassoon, kendang, erhu besides "normal" winds, strings, keys & percs - plays something between ±modern but un-bulky melodic chamber and multi-ethno-/world-music. First, compositions seem very easy to "digest". Then, I (you?) get perplexed by their shrewdly balanced complexities, bringing me (you?) balmy & *peaceful exitement; reliably every time I (you?) listen. Thank you, Charlie Cawood!
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Fringements One
by Cheer-Accident
supported by 4 fans who also own “No Foodstool Left Behind”
You know I love you. I gotta say that I feel a bit shunned by not buying the CD or vinyl. I just don’t have space anymore. A months wait for 2 mins. Gahhhh. Torture! I don’t think this model works too well. But I might learn a lesson from all this. Maybe you are teaching me something. Hmmmm. What’s been heard is saucy. Me likes.
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Anyone homesick for the classic sound of ’90s math rock will fall in love with the jagged guitars & tricky tempos on “LLC.”
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Purple Haus
by Bear the Mammoth
The latest album from Purple Haus is a playful and poignant exploration of progressive post-rock.
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Throwing mathcore, emo, and ambient into the mix, Estonia's Kaschalot push progressive rock's multitasking approach to its limits.
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Every Night Something Happens
by Lost Crowns
supported by 4 fans who also own “No Foodstool Left Behind”
In 2019, I was in Salisbury and attended the Alphabet Business Convention without knowing any artist. Lost Crowns was my favourite band that played there.
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