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Dallas' The Argonaut have been charting their own course through avant-garde progressive death metal since 2007, building music that sprawls and coils with the relentless ambition their name implies — searching, dissonant, and structurally bold in ways that distinguish them from the more straightforward corners of the Texas metal underground. Their sound treats the death metal template as a starting point rather than a destination.
Devastating Progressive Death Metal from Dallas.
El Paso progressive rock/post-hardcore. Cedric Bixler-Zavala and Omar Rodriguez-Lopez's ambitious, boundary-destroying project.

Technical Progressive Metal out of Texas.

ThickSkind is a progressive metal band from Dallas, Texas, active since 2013, drawing on the genre's tradition of complex structures and dynamic shifts while rooted in the rich heavy music culture of North Texas. Their progressive approach distinguishes them within a Dallas scene more often associated with straight-ahead heaviness.

Dallas progressive metal outfit Through the Siren has been crafting intricate, dynamics-driven music since 2017, drawing on technical songwriting and textured arrangements that set them apart from the straightforward heaviness of the local scene.

Denton's Todopoderoso, assembled in 2023, push progressive and sludge metal into unexpected territory, blending North Texas's vibrant experimental music scene with the genre's heaviest and most challenging structural tendencies.

Dallas's Too Stoned bring a progressive dimension to stoner metal that sets them apart from the genre's more repetitive practitioners — extended structures, tonal experimentation, and the kind of psychedelic drift that rewards patient listening. Formed in 2020, they represent the Texas heavy underground's deep roots in riff worship and cosmic exploration.

Twilight Symphony is an El Paso, Texas symphonic progressive metal band formed in 2021, blending orchestral arrangements with intricate progressive metal composition in a city that sits at the crossroads of the American Southwest and northern Mexico.
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