== Lack of new movements in progressive rock / related genres == 

 As you may have noticed there has been a recent surge in interest in progressive music by musicians & fans alike.As a long time follower of Progressive Rock since around 1977 I feel that Wikipedia does not fully represent this current trent very well at all.This is disappointing as I thought Wikipedia is supposed to be a primary resourse for information.As it can be updated immediately you would think it would contain the most up to date general information guide (yes, there are far more detailed information out there from niche orientated internet sites). 
 In recent times there have been many musicians that have, perhaps come from different genres of music that have taken influences from Progressive Rock itself & other genres that have been influenced by it i.e. Metal, Post-Punk, New Wave, certain areas of Alternative Rock, Post-rock, Math rock etc & other genres of music & experimented with these influences to create fresh sounding forms of music, which is outlined quite well in the Progressive Rock entry.As you may know rock music is struggling to gain any sort of traction at the moment.Many people believe rock music is dying because all musical approaching that rock music can take have been exhausted.As you may know?, however, this is of course not true.The main problem with new developements in rock music is that many rock oriented listeners don't get to hear new sounds or don't seem to have access to information so they can make 'an informed' decision on whether they like the sound of something or not. 
 My main complaint is that you & Bondegezou in particular seem to want to suppress information getting out to the masses for your own particular reasons, instead of objective reasons.I now there are rules as regards Wikipedia are concerned, but I feel you are showing an element of bias in being over vigorous in, supposedly, following these rules.The deletion of the New Prog / Post Prog page being an obvious example & merging it with the Progressive Rock page but taking alot of information that was on that page off Wikipedia altogether.This is strange as you still seem to recognise that there has been is a vague New Prog / Post Prog movement with the merge.Remember Post-Punk & New Wave movement's were very vague genre related movement's as well.Garage rock being another one - a term never actually used during the mid-60's - a retrospective term used from around 1972.Detroit metro rock seems to be used more often to describe this area of rock.My point is that I'm not particulary interested in what a developement of music is called - just that Wikipedia represents it in some way, which other internet sites do with the obvious misrepresentations of course.Isn't it easier for you to insert a side note if information is disputed rather than eliminating important reference material altogether.