Progressive rock is basically synonymous with "elite rock". Reaching its heyday in the 1970's, the genre was known for its emphasis on musical instrumentation, unusual song themes which strayed away from the love and sex themes of pop music, and influence from classical music. Famous prog rock bands include Pink Floyd, King Crimson, Yes, Rush, and Gentle Giant among many others.
Ever since its rise to popularity, mainstream music fans lambasted the genre as being inaccessible for women; even to this day you will be lucky to find a woman at a King Crimson concert, and usually she was dragged there by her beta husband. Prog is one of the few spaces that still hasn't been invaded by women, and likely never will, as there is very little money to be made in the genre, and there is no edginess with prog.
Most incels' hatred is only exacerbated by sexualized pop music videos and stars, and normie music is all-around awful as it lacks the virtuosity and ingenuity of prog. Sure there are some bands which attract women such as Pink Floyd and Tool, but 99% of prog bands will never be touched by a stacey or chad. The best part is the advent of independent labels and the internet has brought prog back as a niche genre, which produces new albums. Try listening to some prog albums on the internet and see what you think. Here's a sampler; considered the #1 prog album of 2017. Will you take the progpill?!
Ever since its rise to popularity, mainstream music fans lambasted the genre as being inaccessible for women; even to this day you will be lucky to find a woman at a King Crimson concert, and usually she was dragged there by her beta husband. Prog is one of the few spaces that still hasn't been invaded by women, and likely never will, as there is very little money to be made in the genre, and there is no edginess with prog.
Most incels' hatred is only exacerbated by sexualized pop music videos and stars, and normie music is all-around awful as it lacks the virtuosity and ingenuity of prog. Sure there are some bands which attract women such as Pink Floyd and Tool, but 99% of prog bands will never be touched by a stacey or chad. The best part is the advent of independent labels and the internet has brought prog back as a niche genre, which produces new albums. Try listening to some prog albums on the internet and see what you think. Here's a sampler; considered the #1 prog album of 2017. Will you take the progpill?!
