| # | Artist | Song (click to play) | Album | Year | CD label |
| 1 | Sinkadus | Positivhalaren | Cirkus | 1999 | Cyclops |
| This is Sinkadus' 2nd studio release. They are influenced by Anglagard, though not quite as intricate. | |||||
| 2 | Ensemble Nimbus | Skrapan | Key Figures | 1994 | Ad Perpetuam Memoriam |
| Sometimes, this group almost sounds like Klezmer Prog. Guitar, bass, drums, keyboards, are joined by 2 clarinets and violin. This song shows a strong Crimson influence, and perhaps Samlas. | |||||
| 3 | Pär Lindh & Björn Johansson | The Battle of the Five Armies | Bilbo | 1996 | Crimsonic |
| Keyboard heavy Pär Lindh joined by multi-instrumentalist Björn Johansson in this concept album based on Tolkien's The Hobbit. I highly recommend Pär's latest cd _Mundus Incompertus_ for those interested in ELP-ish heavy keyboard prog. | |||||
| 4 | In the Labyrinth | Trans Turkish Express | The Gardern of Mysteries | 1996 | Ad Perpetuam Memoriam |
| This is a fine modern psychadelic release. Lots of sitars, flutes and harmonic minor scales. | |||||
| 5 | Anekdoten | Rubankh | Nucleus | 1995 | Virta |
| Anekdoten's second studio album. Other than that, they only have a double live CD. | |||||
| 6 | Landberk | The Tree | Lonely Land | 1992 | Laser's Edge |
| This is the English version of Landberk's first album. It is very laid-back. | |||||