Ok so it's all subjective. These are the tunes and bands that simply "did it" for us over the past 12 months. Prog fans the world over may argue the toss, and we're sorry that we didn't have more time to fit in more of the wonderful output from all over the world. It's a tragedy that we only had 2 hours for this feature.
Feel free to comment and let us know your thoughts on the year that was in Progressive Music.
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Here are our picks for 2012:
Best Aussie Prog Release
Breaking Orbit - The Time Traveller
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PLAYLIST
| Artist Name | Track Name | Album/Release Name |
| Shadowlight | Beauty Dies | Twilight Canvas |
| The Fierce And The Dead | On VHS | On VHS (EP) |
| Storm Corrosion | Lock Howl | Storm Corrosion |
| Anathema | The Beginning And The End | Weather Systems |
| Squackett | Storm Chaser | A Life Within A Day |
| Ian Anderson | Adrift And Dumbfounded | Thick As A Brick II |
| Metallic Taste Of Blood | Bipolar | Metallic Taste Of Blood |
| Astra | Quake Meat | The Black Chord |
| Dream Theatre | Build Me Up, Break Me Down | A Dramatic Turn Of Events |
| Threshold | Ashes | March Of Progress |
| The Pineapple Thief | Burning Pieces | All The Wars |
| The Reasoning | Hyperdrive | Adventures In Neverland |
| Dumbsaint | Inwaking | Something That You Feel Will Find It's Own Form |
| District 97 | Open Your Eyes | Trouble With Machines |
| Breaking Orbit | Cassandra Syndrome | The Time Traveller |
| Gazpacho | Mary Celeste | March Of Ghosts |
| IOEarth | Moments | Moments |
Quite a few of the bands listed above spoke with us throughout 2012.
Check out our interviews page to listen again. We must mention a few artists that we desperately wanted to include but couldn't due to time constraints.
Crippled Black Phoenix - (Mankind) The Crafty Ape
Crimson Sky - Dawn (EP)
Enochian Theory - Life ...And All It Entails
RPWL - Beyond Man And Time
Rush - Clockwork Angels
Steve Hackett - Genesis Revisited II (Ok, so it's a covers album but too good not to mention!) There are many, many more.
PROG LIVES!!
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