Dutch Prog

Dutch Prog is a subgenre of progressive rock music that originated in the Netherlands in the late 1960s and early 1970s. It is characterized by its complex, often lengthy compositions, its use of synthesizers and other electronic instruments, and its incorporation of elements from jazz, classical, and folk music. Dutch Prog is often seen as a bridge between the more experimental and avant-garde forms of progressive rock and the more mainstream forms of the genre. It is also known for its use of extended instrumental passages and its focus on atmosphere and texture.