Stuff Similar to Involver, Invol2ver, and Airdrawndragger?

Only about a month ago I was still scared upon hearing the words "progressive house/trance". I thought the music would be boring. Then everything changed when I heard Xpander. From there, I continued exploring Sasha's works and ended up liking Involver, Invol2ver, and Airdrawndragger very very much. So, am I ready for more progressive sound now? What stuff should I listen next that's similar to those 3 albums?

P.S. I've listened to some of the Northern Exposure series and like them although not as much as those 3 albums. How about the GU series?

Sascha Funke's Watergate 02

I really like this;
http://www.discogs.com/release/62638

thanks! i was afraid this thread wouldn't get any response..

watergate 02? really? i read the tracklist and i don't think the music is similar to sasha's..

I've always thought Hypercity sounded a lot like Sasha & Digweed.

paint drying

paint drying doesn't make a noise so you can't listen to it. the actual phrase to denote boredom is "watching paint dry". "listening" to paint dry is no more boring than not listening to anything.

there's Fundacion and of course loads of free mixes from Sasha on the internet. just find any dj mix of his recorded from 2004 until now. sound will be the same.

i already have all of sasha's major releases including fundacion and bbc essential mixes.

it's not prog but i do recommend you get the Apparat Remixes 2CD set.

you may like the Funk D'Void Sci-Fi-Hi Fi mix.

superpitcher-today? those sasha mixes from the last few years are just minimal blended way too seamlessly in ableton. there are plenty of mixes from the same general few years by diff people that are much stronger but feature a similar sound. michael mayer-fabric even? maybe others will disagree with this.

thanks, but i've already listened "today" and "fabric 13". love them, really, but not the sound i'm currently searching for.