Vote In Video Of The Year Category
Here's all the choices for the Video Of The Year category for this year'a Progressive Music Awards

We launched the Progressive Music Awards yesterday, and with it came a host of new categories for you to vote in. One of those is Video Of The year. In the digital age it becomes ever more important in the way band’s present themselves, and without the need for extensive budgets with today’s modern technology, sheer creativity and a bit of imagination, and any band can come up with something that holds up against anything a major label could conjure up.
This is something we hope is conveyed in the nominees for the inaugural Video Of The Year award. Take a look at each of the videos nominated and then cast your votes via the Prog website at www.progmagazine.com/awards.
ALAN REED - RAZOR
Graphic short from the former Pallas man’s star-studded Honey On The Razor’s Edge.
BENT KNEE - HANDS UP
A lightbulb moment taken from the Boston six-piece’s 2016 album Say So.
FLAMING LIPS - THERE SHOULD BE UNICORNS
Psychedelic explosion from Wayne Coyne and co’s Oczy Mlody.
GANDALF’S FIST - SHADOWBORN
Steampunk adventure taken from the ‘Fist’s conceptual The Clockwork Fable.
KING CRIMSON - HEROES
Modern-day Crimson inject new meaning into the David Bowie classic, filmed live at Berlin’s Admiralspalast
MASTODON - SHOW YOURSELF
Atlantan four-piece fear the reaper in this video from Emperor Of Sand.
MEW - IN A BETTER PLACE
Out-of-this world Visuals from Danish alt-proggers.
NAD SYLVAN - WHEN THE MUSIC DIES
The Vampirate shows off his angelic side in this video from The Bride Said No.
OPETH - ERA
The Swedes take a trip to the afterlife via the Sorceress.
WOLF PEOPLE - NIGHT WITCH
Tree spirits, fairy stones and mysterious cloaked figures emerge from these Brits’ Ruins.
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Writer and broadcaster Jerry Ewing is the Editor of Prog Magazine which he founded for Future Publishing in 2009. He grew up in Sydney and began his writing career in London for Metal Forces magazine in 1989. He has since written for Metal Hammer, Maxim, Vox, Stuff and Bizarre magazines, among others. He created and edited Classic Rock Magazine for Dennis Publishing in 1998 and is the author of a variety of books on both music and sport, including Wonderous Stories; A Journey Through The Landscape Of Progressive Rock.