MÉXICO casi todas sus bandas de rock progresivo de la A a la Z ----- 1966-2006

 México, país hermano de España, mucho ha pasado desde los 60, incipientes subterfugios entre un sistema fascista, conservador y autoritario, que tras una incesante persecución al género máximo, acabó por cesar en la mayor de las medidas, los intentos de evasivos de los disidentes chilangos

Esto es una lista hecha por nuestro amigo El Guajolote, fundador del legendario blog "Rubber-soul-magazine" (out side inside music) con el que hemos colaborado muchas veces. Aquí se expone CASI todas las bandas de las décadas doradas, y alguna más de neo psicodelia. Si consiguen descifrar algún fallo o valor aditivo, no duden en ponerlo en los comentarios. Yo hice hace muchos años la lista de España, y alguna más, en colaboracion con otro blog.. fijaos si yo era estúpido que hacia estos trabajazos de negros para otros blogs que luego resulta que eran unos psicopatas y no para el mio propio hasta el punto que olvide publicar esta que me la mando Guajo hace eones

Números:

0.720 ALEACION - Prog Folk

1870 (MIL OCHOCIENTOS SETENTA) - RIO/Avant-Prog

A:

ADVENT EQUATION - Metal Prog/Tech Extremo

AGORA - Metal Progresivo

AGUAMALA - Fusión Jazz/Prog

ALEX EISENRING - Rock Progresivo/Avant Garde

ALPHA LIGHTING SYSTEM - Prog Crossover

ALQUIMIA - Rock Progresivo

AL UNIVERSO - Rock Progresivo/Psíchedelico

ALY - Metal Progresivo

AMBIENTE - Math Rock/Post Rock

ANIMA TEMPO - Metal Progresivo

ANTIQUA - Rock Progresivo

ANTONIO ZEPEDA - Ambient/Étnico/Rock Progresivo/Experimental

APOCALIPSIS - Metal Post/Experimental

ARBATEL - Prog Ecléctico

ARGE - Metal Progresivo

ARISTEO - Experimental/ Electrónico

ARKITECHT - Metal Post/Experimental

ARTERIA - Avant-Prog/RIO

ARTURO MEZA - Rock Progresivo/Folk/Artístico

XAVIER ASALI - Prog Sinfónico

ASÍ - Rock Progresivo/Jazz Rock

ASIMÉTRICA - Prog Crossover

ATHAL - Metal Progresivo

AUREA HYBRIDE - Math Rock/Post Rock

AUSTIN TV - Math Rock/Post Rock

B:

BANDA ELÁSTICA - Avant-Prog/RIO

GRECO BASTIÁN - Avant-Prog/RIO

CARLOS BELTRÁN - Electrónica Progresiva

BIFURCATA - Fusión/Jazz Rock

BRUSELAS - Hard Rock/Rock Progresivo

C:

CABEZAS DE CERA - Prog Ecléctico

CAJA DE PANDORA - Prog Sinfónico

CANIS LUPUS - Rock Progresivo/Heavy Prog

CANDOF - Rock Alternativo/Hard/Prog

CARLOS ALVARADO - Ambient/Rock Progresivo

CAST - Prog Sinfónico

CHAC MOOL - Folk Progresivo

CÓDICE - Prog Sinfónico

CRÁNEO DE JADE - Jazz Avant-Garde/Rock Progresivo

CRITICAL POINT - Metal/Rock Progresivo

CRONICO - Prog Sinfónico

CRONOMAD - Space/Psíchedelico Rock

CRUZ D MALTA - Metal Progresivo

CRUZ DE HIERRO - Neo-Prog

CUAK - Prog Crossover

CULTO SIN NOMBRE - Avant-Prog/RIO

CYGNUS QUANTICA - Rock Progresivo

D:

DECIBEL - Avant-Prog/RIO

DEEP LIMBIC SYSTEM - Prog Crossover

DELIRIUM - Prog Crossover

DELTA RED - Heavy Prog

EL DIABLO - Space/Psíchedelico Rock

DIMENSION - Metal Progresivo

DR. TOTEM - Space/Psíchedelico Rock

DRUIDAS - Folk

E:

EKOS - Space/Psíchedelico Rock

EBLEN MACARI - B.S.O/Rock Progresivo

EKOS - Rock Progresivo

EL ARCA DE VALJÓS - Avant-Prog/RIO

EL AZOTE - Prog Ecléctico

EL BRUJO - Rock Progresivo/Psíchedelico

ELECTRO COMPULSIVE THERAPY - Metal Progresivo

ELFONÍA - Folk Progresivo

EL GABINETE - Rock Sinfónico/Progresivo

EL IDIOMA AZUL - Rock Progresivo

ENSO - Rock Progresivo/Alternativo

EPITAPH - Heavy Prog

EREHIA - Avant-Prog/RIO

ETEREOTOPÍA - Rock Progresivo

EYALA - Metal Progresivo

F:

FAHRENHEIT - Metal Progresivo

FEROZ - Prog Crossover

FILULAS JUZ - Fusión/Jazz Rock

FLAMINGO ROCK - Rock Progresivo

FLÜGHT - Prog Sinfónico

GUILLERMO FRAGOSO - Rock Progresivo

FROLIC FROTH - Space/Psíchedelico Rock

FRXHO - Prog Crossover

FUNGI - Rock Progresivo/Sinfónico/Alternativo

FUSIÓN VIRTUAL - Rock Progresivo

G:

GALIÉ - Prog Sinfónico

GALLINA NEGRA - Rock Progresivo

GENERAL GENERIC - Metal Progresivo

GEOXTIGMA - Metal Progresivo

GERARDO BÁTIZ - Fusión/Jazz/Prog

GERMÁN BRINGAS - Prog Rock/Experimental/Vanguardia

GLASS MIND - Metal Progresivo

GNOSYS - Metal Progresivo

GORGONA - Rock Progresivo

GOVEA - Prog Sinfónico

GUILLERMO DIEGO - Rock Progresivo

GUILLERMO BRISEÑO - Rock Progresivo

H:

HELLO MADNESS - Neo-Prog

HUMBERTO ALVAREZ - Rock Progresivo/Experimental/Folk

HUMUS - Space/Psíchedelico Rock

HYDRA - Metal/Post Experimental

I:

ICONOCLASTA - Fusión/Jazz Rock

IN ABSTRACKTO - Prog Ecléctico

INFINITOS MACEHUALES - Rock Progresivo/Experimental

INKAL - Rock Progresivo

J:

SALVADOR JIMENEZ ALMARAZ - Rock Progresivo

JORGE ALVELÁIS - Rock Progresivo/Avant-Garde/Ambient

JORGE REYES - Ambient/Étnico/Rock Progresivo/Experimental

JOSÉ LUIS FERNÁNDEZ LEDESMA - Avant-Prog/RIO

JPP - Fusión Jazz/Étnico

K:

KROMLECH - Prog Ecléctico

L:

LA MÚSICA DE ERICH ZANN - RIO

LA PERRA - Avant-Prog/RIO

LA PURA REALIDAD - Rock Progresivo

LA SONRISA VERTICAL - Rock Progresivo

LA TRIBU - Rock Progresivo

LEMOOR - Metal Progresivo/Stoner

LEYENDA MÍSTICA - Metal/Rock Progresivo

LIETO BOZZ - Rock Progresivo/Rock and Roll

LOCH NESS - Space/Psíchedelico Rock

LODA - Rock Progresivo/Rock Clásico

LOS AYAHUASCA - Rock Progresivo

LOST REVERIE - Math/Post Rock 

LUZ DE RIADA - Avant-Prog/RIO

LUZ NEGRA - Rock Progresivo/Jazz

M:

MANCHURIA - Rock Progresivo

MANDIBULO - Rock Progresivo/Rock Clásico

MANTIS ATEA - Jazz-Rock

MAGG - Metal Progresivo

MARCO - Prog Sinfónico

MARCOLAPSOS - Rock Progresivo/Sinfónico

MCC - Rock Progresivo

JACQUES MENACHE - Prog Sinfónico

METACONCIENCIA - Prog Crossover

MICRORITMIA - Rock Progresivo/Folk

MIGUEL ANGEL AGUILAR - Rock Progresivo/Alternativo

MISTUS - Punk/Rock Progresivo

MONOCEROS - Math/Post Rock

MUROS DE AGUA - Fusión/Prog

MUSICANTE - Rock Progresivo

N:

NAZCA - Avant-Prog/RIO

NECKLESS - Stoner Rock/Rock Progresivo/Metal

NECRONAUTAS - Rock Progresivo/Space Rock

NIMB - Heavy Prog

NIRGAL VALLIS - Folk Progresivo

NOBILIS FACTUM - Rock Progresivo

NOVA ENTERPRISE - Rock Progresivo/Sinfónico

NUEVO MEXICO - Folk Progresivo

O:

OBESITY - Metal Progresivo

OCTUBRE SEPIA - Fusión/Rock Progresivo

OLIMPUS - Metal Progresivo/Rock Progresivo

OOX - Metal Progresivo

ORFEOROCKER - Rock Progresivo

ORQUESTA HIGH FIDELYTY - Rock Progresivo

OUTER HEAVEN - Metal Progresivo

OXIMORA - Heavy Prog

OXOMAXOMA - Avant-Prog/RIO

P:

PARAZIT - Prog Crossover

PEDRO HESS - Rock Progresivo

LUIS PÉREZ - Folk/Experimenta/Rock Progresivo/Ambient

PIE GRANDE - Prog/Jazz

PRAXIS - Prog Ecléctico

PROSOPAGNOSIA - Rock Progresivo

EL PUENTE DE ALVARADO - Heavy Prog

LA PURA REALIDAD - Prog Ecléctico

Q:

QUESO SAGRADO - Rock Progresivo/Experimental

R:

RELISP - Zeuhl

RIDER NEGRO - Space Rock/Psíchedelico/Blues

RIZENGARD - Neo-Prog

RODOTOTOED - Space/Psíchedelico Rock

ROSTRO DE SOL - Rock Progresivo

ROTOR PROYECTO - Jazz Prog/Prog Rock/Ecléctico

RUBIK1138 - Rock Progresivo

S:

SAENA - Prog Sinfónico

CARLOS SANTANA - Fusión/Jazz Rock

SARTORIUS - Heavy Prog

SCOLOPENDRA - Rock Progresivo

SEI STILL - Krautrock

A SHELTER IN THE DESERT - Math/Post Rock

SIXSUNS - Space Rock/Psíchedelico/Rock Progresivo

SMOKING THE CENTURY AWAY - Space/Psíchedelico Rock

SONUS UMBRA - Prog Crossover

SOLS - Rock Progresivo/Prog Crossover

STROMBOLI - Rock Progresivo/Jazz Rock/Pop Rock

SWEET FINGERS - Prog Crossover

SUTRA - Rock Progresivo/Experimental

SYNCHRONICITY - Classic Rock/Rock Progresivo

T:

TANGERINE CIRCUS - Metal Progresivo

THY STATION - Metal Progresivo/Rock Progresivo

TOCCATA - Prog Sinfónico

TORCA - Rock Progresivo

TROCKER - Fusión/Jazz Rock

U:

ULISES - Rock Progresivo

V:

VECTOR ESCOPLO - RIO

VELVA ROOM - Prog Crossover

VIA LÁCTEA - Experimental/Ambient

ALEJANDRO VILLALÓN RENAUD - Electrónica Progresiva

VITRAL - Space Rock/Experimental

VITRUVIUS - Metal Progresivo

VOLADOR - Rock Progresivo

W:

WINGMAN - Rock Progresivo

X:

XMENOSUNO - Math/Post Rock

ADRIÁN ZÁRATE - Fusión/Jazz Rock

Y:

YOGER MUCCI

Z:

ZANATE - Rock Progresivo

Analysis of Starship Troopers Extermination: lack of faces and Sweet Baby INC..

 

With the final release of *Starship Troopers: Extermination*, fans of both the franchise and gaming are left with mixed feelings about the overall execution of the game. While it offers a cooperative shooter experience set in the beloved sci-fi universe, there are several critical aspects that detract from its potential. One glaring oversight is the design of the helmets. The game's characters don what can only be described as atrocious motorcycle racing helmets rather than the iconic military helmets fans remember from the films. This departure from the original design feels like a missed opportunity to pay homage to the source material and immerse players in the universe they cherish.

Soundtrack by its side is really good but

isnt make sense, is more for a Conan game

than for Starship Troopers

Moreover, the arcade-like gameplay detracts from the strategic elements that could have been prominent in a game set within the Starship Troopers universe. The focus seems to be on fast-paced action rather than a deep, engaging experience, leaving many players craving a more substantial gameplay structure.

SQUAD TROOPERS mod, the good one

The absence of basic features, such as flying bugs is also a significant omission. In a game that leans heavily on its action and combat mechanics, having a wider variety of enemies would not only enhance gameplay diversity but also align more closely with the franchise's lore. Furthermore, there are concerns regarding the game’s approach to character customization and representation. The inability to change the gender of your character, along with the overwhelming presence of female soldiers—who often contribute to a high-pitched audio backdrop—raises suspicions about the ideology being propagated by Sweet Baby INC. This direction may alienate fans who have come to expect a more balanced representation. Additionally, the decision to avoid showing faces to prevent potential identity conflicts feels overly cautious and might hinder player connection with their avatars.

It’s disheartening to see players flocking to Extermination when modded experiences, such as the SQUAD TROOPERS mod for Squad, offer a superior gameplay experience across the board and are struggling to maintain their player base. The disparity between these two experiences highlights a broader issue within the gaming industry, where nostalgia and franchise loyalty can sometimes overshadow the quality and substance of the actual product. Extermination falls short in several critical areas, from design and gameplay to representation. While it may attract some attention due to its title, fans of the franchise and gamers alike deserve better than what has been delivered

related to the women in classic military sci-fi, i did a post in 2019 about that but sumarized its something that Starship Troopers film did, a CRITIZE about women inclusion in western military armies, something that didnt happen until 2016 (except spain 1994), and the film tried to represent that future and the problems associated with that, in the original book women were only reserved as certain roles, as pilots. Anyway this film among Aliens 1986 in their critizing ended beign more like an apology of that, then almost all sci-fi series include women in military in a western way (not segregated)

The Art of H.R. Giger: A Reflection of Sex Trauma and protocel Isolation

When one speaks of H.R. Giger, it is easy to be drawn into the provocative and unsettling imagery that characterizes his work—the porn biomechanical landscapes, the eroticism entangled with the grotesque, and the haunting figures that inhabit his creations. At first glance, it may seem that Giger is indulging in an ode to pornography. However, a deeper examination reveals that his art is far more complex, serving as a profound commentary on his personal traumas, ultimately connecting him to the archetype of the "protocel."

H.R. Giger was born in 1940, amidst the chaos of World War II in Switzerland. Growing up during such tumultuous times shaped his worldview and left indelible marks on his psyche. The destruction and despair of war, the fear and uncertainty of his childhood, served as fertile ground for the dark themes that permeate his artwork. Giger's creations are not merely a celebration of sexuality; they are a reflection of the pain and alienation he experienced—an exploration of the intricate and often disturbing relationship between the human body, technology, and the subconscious. Giger's struggles did not end with his childhood. He battled addiction to heroin, a substance that often served as both a refuge from his emotional pain and a source of further torment. This duality is inherent in much of his work; there exists a seductive allure in his imagery, yet it is often accompanied by a sense of dread and disquiet. Kind as the protagonists of Taxi Driver and the 1979 Joker grapple with isolation and societal rejection (at least until 1968), Giger reflected his own struggles with addiction and loneliness in his art. If H.R. Giger were alive today, one might argue that his experiences and psychological complexities would resonate with those of the modern "incel" subculture. The term "involuntary celibate" refers to individuals who feel alienated and rejected by society and the opposite sex. Giger is like the most protocel art expression among maybe Schoppenhauer. Rather than engaging with women, there’s a connection mixed with a fear of rejection and a shield against vulnerability. There is also a psychedelic connection with all of this, he saw a connection between all the people in which collective unconscious is more important than anything, I saw similar things on extreme mushrooms trips, that's why the background where you live is so so important. Actual black mirror era is worse than ww2 switzerland, he could at least develop an incredible art in the psychedelic heavy metal era

H.R. Giger's work should not be simplified to a mere celebration of eroticism or labeled an ode to pornography. Instead, it is a visceral expression of trauma, pain, and the longing for connection—a reflection of the darker aspects of the human experience. While there is no definitive public record confirming that H.R. Giger suffered sexual abuse, he faced significant emotional and psychological trauma stemming from his early life experiences watching dead bodies in the snow, german soldiers violating women and 40s thots rejecting him in the pre war and post war era. The trauma associated with growing up during World War II. Contrary to what you may believe, Iggy Pop was on the verge of becoming a protocel, it is clear that some trauma prevented him from relating to women, and he lost his virginity relatively late considering it was 1967 in the middle of Detroit

i miss my vinyl collection, i will tey to get and review this one

i have it in Spain

Archive is down, internet on the silver tightrope

It is a catastrophic situation... the handicaps they are putting on us are increasingly brutal, from shadowbans that prevent the videos from being seen even 200 views to things like completely destroying all our links, currently they are inoperative waiting for the archive to work again.. This was seen coming, it is a very old website with terrible support... but it is the only free cloud and we are not willing to pay for it as happened to Yandex, which has also fallen... If Archive comes back soon, you know that I will upload everything there, the old links too, but I can't get around to updating the links to the old posts, there are thousands and thousands... I'm tired of this fucking modern digital schizophrenia, if i would live in the 60s, this blog would be just a musical magazine of the era and it would be better, inckuding some cassettes as gifts and promo LP's

In the digital age, access to cultural and historical archives has become more crucial than ever. Events that threaten the availability of these archives resonate deeply with those who value the preservation of our shared heritage. A recent outage of Archive.org, a prominent nonprofit digital library, calls to mind a tragic event from the 1970s: the burning of the Universal Studios music archive in California. While the contexts are vastly different, both incidents highlight profound concerns regarding cultural preservation and the fragility of our shared history. There were many copies of our website in archive, surprisingly many of you made them, it makes me very OCD because they are old articles from 2016 and the me from that time was super blue pill and there are many things to fix in those articles but hey, better to have copies even of that. There arent alternatives to archive, all we can do is to wait, i'm everyday more tired of this era, i'm not prepare for this, i'm from the time of boc and heavy metal magazine, tired of google, big tech, dealing with amazon books, bitrae compression etc.. 

see you soon

Frank