Nov 19, 2025
Oh crunchy seventh chords and dissonant harmonies, they could never make me hate you
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Oh crunchy seventh chords and dissonant harmonies, they could never make me hate you
A very dissonant band. Not (at all) mainstream music. Classically trained musicians working in a genre that isn't for usual melodic/loud/groovy listeners. [This may be the only song I go back to, once in a while.]
A read-up on the band from the Progarchives page can help get some idea...
THINKING PLAGUE is a RIO/Avant-Prog / Progressive Rock artist from United States. This page includes THINKING PLAGUE's : biography, official
One of the most amazing compositions ever
Hymn to a Blue Hour. I could listen to this for hours.Kiudos, John Mackey. And to these trombone players (Peter Steiner feat. SzegEd TRombone ENsemble by György Gyivicsan) who slay it!
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During the 1980s, the music being dissonant to the scenes
was completely intentional on the part of the show runners.