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Best Progressive Rock + Metal Album of Each Year Since 1983

By Matthew Lynch
March 25, 2024
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The world of progressive rock and metal has seen incredible albums over the years. Compiling a list of the best album from each year since 1983 is a daunting task due to the subjective nature of music appreciation and the rich diversity within these genres. Nevertheless, for fans of progressive sounds imbued with complexity and innovation, here’s an exploration across the decades that highlights seminal albums that have left a substantial impact on the genre.

1983: Genesis – Genesis

1984: Marillion – Fugazi

1985: Rush – Power Windows

1986: Queensrÿche – Rage for Order

1987: Marillion – Clutching at Straws

1988: Queensrÿche – Operation: Mindcrime

1989: Fates Warning – Perfect Symmetry

1990: Queensrÿche – Empire

1991: Rush – Roll the Bones

1992: Dream Theater – Images and Words

1993: Tool – Undertow

1994: Dream Theater – Awake

1995: Porcupine Tree – The Sky Moves Sideways

1996: Tool – Ænima

1997: Porcupine Tree – Signify

1998: Opeth – My Arms, Your Hearse

1999: Dream Theater – Metropolis Pt. 2: Scenes from a Memory

2000: Porcupine Tree – Lightbulb Sun

2001: Tool – Lateralus

2002: Dream Theater – Six Degrees of Inner Turbulence

2003: Opeth – Damnation

2004: Ayreon – The Human Equation

2005: Between the Buried and Me – Alaska

2006: Tool – 10,000 Days

2007: Porcupine Tree – Fear of a Blank Planet

2008: Opeth – Watershed

2009: Mastodon – Crack the Skye

2010: Haken – Aquarius

2011: Dream Theater – A Dramatic Turn of Events

2012: Rush – Clockwork Angels

2013: Steven Wilson – The Raven That Refused to Sing (And Other Stories)

2014: Opeth – Pale Communion

2015: Steven Wilson – Hand. Cannot. Erase.

2016: Haken – Affinity

2017: Mastodon – Emperor of Sand

2018: Between The Buried And Me – Automata II

2019: Tool – Fear Inoculum

2020 : Haken – Virus

2021 : Leprous – Aphelion

2022 : Dream Theater – A View from the Top of the World

These selections encapsulate just a glimpse into the evolutionary journey of progressive rock and metal, showcasing how artists have pushed boundaries by incorporating diverse influences, complex time signatures, and lyrical depth year after year. Each album listed claims its own space in the annals of progressive music history, resonating with fans and influencing subsequent generations of musicians.

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