By Request, Manogurgeil from Finland 2007

Info here, on progarchives, and discogged here. Their only release, unfortunately, because this is the real deal, the classic sound of 70s prog rock with all the dissonances, rhythmic changes, odd arpeggiated riffs, one-off chord changes, etc. Surprising again to hear things we've never heard before musically. The first track has female vocals and sounds a little like the Finnish Fantasia I posted here recently, the remainder is instrumental. The album closes out with two noiselike improvised (?) tracks which are not too interesting, sadly. But that's OK given the strength of the remaining large quantity of musical ideas to be digested!

As an ex., a track called Vesikävelijät Valtaavat Altaat:

Note how it starts with a digital keys clarinet playing modern classical style chamber music in no specific key, similar to the sounds of Camel or Egg, Gilgamesh, the Canterburians, then moves into a C riff with the electric guitar and that wonderful raspy hammond organ ca. Mike Ratledge in Soft Machine 3, then moves up again to a riff in D, and closes out with a sped-up playing of those riffs rather than fadeout, all supervised above by crow-like screeching on the hammond-- incredible!

Another wonderful example of their compositional talents can be found in Sydämeni Suljettu Yrttitarha:

Again, the welcome sound of classic hammond organ, layered on top of acoustic piano and electric guitar toned exactly like Hatfield's Phil Miller, a sudden change after 3 minutes to new dissonant riffs plus the fuzzy organ, but pay attention because at 5 minutes we slow down to a ballad with the guitar, this time, singing the melody before as you might expect speeding up to close out the track. Amazing.