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Last Updated: January 8, 2006 A / B / C / D / E / F / G / H / I / J / K / L / M N / O / P / Q / R / S / T / U / V / W / X / Y / Z Earthrise earthrise@appleworks.net 70's US progressive band with Yes and ELP like tendencies...one album to date, but working on a new one... Echolyn Echolyn (fan site) Echolyn are a Philadelphia based progressive band featuring dynamic and complex arrangements. (In 1997 they split into two bands: Finneus Gauge and Always Almost ... with vocalist Ray Weston joining Dark Aether Project; they reformed in 2000). Edera Italian progressive rock band Edguy proranger@mindspring.com "German, power / melodic / metal that can be speedy at times...I would imagine that fans of Scanner, Helloween, Gamma Ray [would like them]." [Larry D.] Edhels Excellent France-based jazz-influenced progressive group, all instrumental (except for their 1997 release Angel's Promise) Eidolon Ernst Van Ee Dutch prog metal artist Ektroverde Ektroverde are a Finnish experimental music band Electric Poem Electric Poem features all of the current members of Cobweb Strange plus lead vocalist Thomas Luke Electrum Instrumental progressive trio from the New England area, a bit of a Rush influence in their music. Elegy Amr Ellaban Egyptian composer whose works have been used in/by Egyptian TV broadcasts. Eloy German progressive rockers, early albums with a Pink Floyd-esque feel, later albums with a Rabin-led Yes feel. Embrace Today Embryo Emerson, Lake and Palmer Keith Emerson Greg Lake Carl Palmer ELP helped form the definition of Progressive music, along with their contemporaries, in early-70's Britain (as if you didn't know that). Redjy Emond redjy@videotron.ca Canadian keyboardist whose influences range from progressive rock's Rick Wakeman and Keith Emerson to such classical composers as Bach and Mussorgsky. Emperor Black metal band of some reknown Empire New project from Rolf Munkes with Neil Murray and Lance King, with guests Mark Boals and Anders Johannson. Empty Tremor Italian progressive metal band with a Dream Theater influenced sound. Empyria empyria@hotmail.com Musically however, they are mix of Metallica and Rush with a bit of blues thrown in here and there. There are bits that are very AORish, but for the most part Empirya are a metal band. And that also means we must mention Dream Theater. The band say: [...] Empyria was derived from the word empyrean pertaining to the purest place in heaven or the place of pure fire in hell. Using this in a musical context our music ranges from heavy to melodic with a definite progressive edge. Our influences range from progressive rock/metal bands to jazz & classical artists and we are always trying to combine musicianship with good song writing." [from their site] Enchant fanmail@theoasis.cc Californian progressive rockers playing in neo-progressive metal style The End End Of Green Endo Enertia enertia@animated-insanity.com Based out of upstate NY, this band bills themselves as "American precision power metal" The Enid Said of them on this site: "The only band on the planet to have successfully fused rock based music with the power, dynamics and scale of symphonic classical music. They are the absolute masters of their art and their achievements over more than twenty years of creative work set them apart from everything else which calls itself 'progressive' Brian Eno (Enoweb) What would music be like today without Brian Eno? Probably a lot different. Brian Eno is one of the most daring musicians of our time, and the creator of the ambient term. While there isn't an official Eno website, this comes the closest, and for all intents and purposes could be. Enola Gay Enola_Gay@compuserve.com The homepage for this band that describes themself as "the future of synthpop". Given that this site hasn't been updated since 1997, maybe that future has come and gone. Epic Chicago area instrumental band; "similar in genre to virtuosic bands such as Dream Theater, Symphony X, but with a distinct sound all their own. The music is a dramatic blend of classical piano and blazing metal, best described as 'progressive/neo-classical metal.'" Entombed Entwine entwine_@hotmail.com Finnish dark gothic melodic metal band Epica Epilogue This is the only info on the web found on this UK neo-progressive band other than the review on here on Progressive World. Epitaph Peter Erskine Home page for ECM artist Peter Erskine Eris Pluvia (see also Ancient Veil) Eris Pluvia's debut featured beautiful symphonic progressive with some jazz influences, one of the best modern Italian progressive bands I've heard. Escapade info@motherwest.com Etcetera etcetera@vip.cybercity.dk They bill themselves as Denmark's only progressive rock band Eternity X viper@eternity-x.com To use Larry D.'s words, this Floridian (?) progressive metal band are "melodic, sometimes progressive, heavy, soft, passionate, and VERY keyboard laiden..." (at least on The Edge). Ethan Evenfall Event Larry D. says of Event: "Add these guys to the growing list of complex, technical, and melodic prog metal/rock bands that lots of people seem to enjoy even though it might not be their thing." Evergreen Terrace Evergrey "Evergrey takes the darkness of Tad Morose, adds in some more power, more acoustics, a bit more warmth, and rolls it all up to make this disc," says Larry D. Everon fanmail@everon.de German progressive rock Evidence One Evil Wings Italian prog-metal band. Eyes Can't See Ex-Vagus Existence existence@blackpearl.qc.ca Canadian progressive band Explorer's Club magcart@aol.com "Supergroup" of mainly Magna Carta artists, with the Magellan's Trent Gardner leading the way; members include Terry Bozzio (Bozzio Levin Stevens, for one), Billy Sheehan, Wayne Gardner (Magellan), Bret Douglas (Cairo), Matt Bradley (Dali's Dilemma), D.C. Cooper (Royal Hunt), James LaBrie and John Petrucci (Dream Theater), Steve Howe (Yes), Derek Sherinian, and Matt Guillory (Dali's Dilemma). Extol Eyefear From Melbourne, Australia, comes Eyefear, a progressive metal band Eyes Can't See Symphonic progressive rock band from Holland Eyes Of Fire Ezra Ezra are a three piece based in Wales, with 2 albums to their credit, both released by Cyclops/GFT. Ezra Winston mail@ezrawinston.com Italian symphonic progressive rock, with two albums to date, with a third in future. 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