Amazing band. The song "Bright Ambassadors of Morning" from the album The Dark Third is well worth checking out. I think of them as like a 21st century Pink Floyd.
+1 nice to hear the initial reaction to this anyways. I suggested this quite long time ago and it’s really nice to see them on reaction videos. From my library they are probably one of the least known bands in youtubespace among the likes of Division by Zero etc..
They were a favourite of mine for a long time, was very sad to hear when they split up, but was very happy to hear they're back together. Every album is different, my favourite album is "Hammer and Anvil"
Thank you, YT algo for being useful for once. Things had been chaotic and I straight up forgot they had got together again. Their older stuff is my favorite to write or paint to because the lyrics don't make a ton of actual sense but they make emotional sense, and so they can assist without getting in the way of what I'm trying to do. Musically, they encourage me to know when to stretch. This is indeed a lot more commercially oriented than I'm used to from them but it's still undeniably them, so nice they could thread that needle. Anyway, thanks for doing this reaction. It was nice to hear it with you.
Wow! Can't believe I'm seeing a reaction to PRR! I was at their last two gigs before they broke up in 2012 at The Rescue Rooms in Nottingham and Heaven in London. Saw them about 15 or so times in total. Me and a friend first came across them when we fancied a night out of live music in London and we prefer small venues. We were looking through the listings of the venues we frequented back in about 2008 and we saw PRR playing at The Barfly in London. We liked the name so went along and we were so impressed. This was prior to their first album The Dark Third. If you fancy checking out more I'll throw these suggestions into the mix In Aurelia The Twyncyn / Trembling Willows The Intention Craft Bullitts Dominae The Bright Ambassadors Of Morning Deus Ex Machina The Gloaming AVO Blitzkrieg Valour The two vocalists are Jon and Chloe
Try The Judas Table and Black Market Enlightenment albums by Antimatter. Mick Moss is the vocalist for them but on occasion he does solo shows. From London and he collaborates with alot of prog artists
@@thecentralscrutinizer5730 I liked The Judas Table. Thanks for the recommendation, will check out more Are these bands you are familiar with? Amplifier - ruclips.net/video/TSCTgm3r8eM/видео.html Oceansize - ruclips.net/video/YfhcpMxOW1E/видео.html
Floyd elements on The Dark Third, and then incorporated more trip hop (Massive Attack / Portishead) and Muse. Love all the albums but Eupnea was certainly less immediate for me. Jon's other band Bullet Height took a very particular slice out of the PRR cake - I wouldn't say proggy, just some of the most immediate flavours.
Nice! I had sort of forgot about this band. It was the favorite band of my now deceased cousin/best friend so this was a very pleasant re-discovery for me, although a bit nostalgic. Thank you! I'll have to check out the rest of this album now. ...and btw. Pain of Salvation - Beyond the Pale! ;)
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I love this band. Thanks for reviewing, no one else has hit upon these amazing folks yet.
Amazing band. The song "Bright Ambassadors of Morning" from the album The Dark Third is well worth checking out. I think of them as like a 21st century Pink Floyd.
+1 nice to hear the initial reaction to this anyways. I suggested this quite long time ago and it’s really nice to see them on reaction videos. From my library they are probably one of the least known bands in youtubespace among the likes of Division by Zero etc..
just discovered this band a week ago and i am listening to them 24/7
OH that's cool. I have this and other bands I want to listen to more too
They were a favourite of mine for a long time, was very sad to hear when they split up, but was very happy to hear they're back together.
Every album is different, my favourite album is "Hammer and Anvil"
Thank you, YT algo for being useful for once. Things had been chaotic and I straight up forgot they had got together again. Their older stuff is my favorite to write or paint to because the lyrics don't make a ton of actual sense but they make emotional sense, and so they can assist without getting in the way of what I'm trying to do. Musically, they encourage me to know when to stretch.
This is indeed a lot more commercially oriented than I'm used to from them but it's still undeniably them, so nice they could thread that needle.
Anyway, thanks for doing this reaction. It was nice to hear it with you.
Thanks for sharing. Prog powered paintings!
Wow! Can't believe I'm seeing a reaction to PRR! I was at their last two gigs before they broke up in 2012 at The Rescue Rooms in Nottingham and Heaven in London. Saw them about 15 or so times in total. Me and a friend first came across them when we fancied a night out of live music in London and we prefer small venues. We were looking through the listings of the venues we frequented back in about 2008 and we saw PRR playing at The Barfly in London. We liked the name so went along and we were so impressed. This was prior to their first album The Dark Third.
If you fancy checking out more I'll throw these suggestions into the mix
In Aurelia
The Twyncyn / Trembling Willows
The Intention Craft
Bullitts Dominae
The Bright Ambassadors Of Morning
Deus Ex Machina
The Gloaming
AVO
Blitzkrieg
Valour
The two vocalists are Jon and Chloe
Have you seen Mick Moss or Antimatter over there?
@@thecentralscrutinizer5730 I'm not familiar with either Louie. Sounds like I need to investigate. Where would you suggest I start?
Try The Judas Table and Black Market Enlightenment albums by Antimatter. Mick Moss is the vocalist for them but on occasion he does solo shows. From London and he collaborates with alot of prog artists
@@thecentralscrutinizer5730 I liked The Judas Table. Thanks for the recommendation, will check out more
Are these bands you are familiar with?
Amplifier - ruclips.net/video/TSCTgm3r8eM/видео.html
Oceansize - ruclips.net/video/YfhcpMxOW1E/видео.html
@@ameliacharles7119 likin the bass! Fkn nice!!!!!! 🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽
I have Eupnea. The last song is 13 minutes long. The album cover is awesome!!
Floyd elements on The Dark Third, and then incorporated more trip hop (Massive Attack / Portishead) and Muse. Love all the albums but Eupnea was certainly less immediate for me.
Jon's other band Bullet Height took a very particular slice out of the PRR cake - I wouldn't say proggy, just some of the most immediate flavours.
love PRR. Definitely check out something from The Dark Third.
Here more plzz!!
pure love for this band :)
Nice! I had sort of forgot about this band. It was the favorite band of my now deceased cousin/best friend so this was a very pleasant re-discovery for me, although a bit nostalgic. Thank you!
I'll have to check out the rest of this album now.
...and btw. Pain of Salvation - Beyond the Pale! ;)
yes, pain soon...
@@deanwolfechannel Looking forward to it! :)
whoa this is cool