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Experimental / Post-Rock

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Mathcore / Noisecore

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Mothlite - The Flax Of Reverie
2008
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Проект Дэниела О'Салливана (Guapo, Miasma & The Carousel of Deadless Horses, Aethenor). За наводку спасибо musicalbox.ru

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Swami LatePlate - Doom Jazz
2008
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Best known as the violinist for the 1972-1974 incarnation of KING CRIMSON which produced such classics as "Larks' Tongues In Apsic" and "Red", many don't know that David CROSS released a handful of solo albums, which have featured such musicians as Keith TIPPETT, John WETTON, Robert FRIPP and Peter HAMMILL. David's solo work tends to be very jazzy (though there are some CRIMSON-esque moments) and unfortunately his albums are now for the most part quite difficult to find.

CROSS' best album is unquestionably his 1997 record "Exiles". It features all of the above mentioned guests (aside from TIPPETT) and probably sounds the most like KING CRIMSON out of any of them, thanks largely to FRIPP's guitar and WETTON's vocals. 1994's "Testing to Destruction" is also worth a listen. Liking KING CRIMSON is no guarantee that you'll like David CROSS. He has a style very distinct from the band he's best known for playing with, and he's suggested more to fans of jazz fusion than the straight ahead prog that KC is known for.

Progressive/Progressive-Rock/Jazz-Fusion

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Iconography is the debut album of the keyboardist Travis Dickerson, expected to be released in December of 2009 and is going to be released on his own label TDRS Music.
The album also features the collaboration of several artist that have worked with him over the years like the drummer Bryan "Brain" Mantia, the guitarist Buckethead, keyboardist Vince DiCola, his brother Lindy Dickerson, among many others.

experimental / fusion / instumental

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