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Author: Angel Romero

Angel Romero has been writing about progressive music and world music for many years. Publications include Eurock (USA), Marquee (Japan), and Nuevas Músicas (Spain). He founded the websites progressiverockcentral.com and worldmusiccentral.org. Angel also produced Musica NA, a music show for TVE (Spain) featuring fusion, avant-garde, world music, new age and electronic artists.
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CD Reviews

Bill Laurance & The Untold Orchestra Presents Piano Finesse Enhanced by a Magnificent Orchestra

Angel Romero September 3, 2024 No Comments Bill Laurancecontemporary jazzjazz

Bill Laurance & The Untold Orchestra – Bloom (ACT Music, 2024) Bloom is the ACT Music solo debut of Grammy-winning British pianist and composer Bill…

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Big Big Train’s Triumphant Return: A Flare On The Lens Captures a Band Reborn

Angel Romero September 1, 2024 No Comments Big Big TrainProgressive rocksymphonic rock

Big Big Train – A Flare on The Lens (2024) Big Big Train’s latest live recording, A Flare on The Lens, is a two-disc symphonic…

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Jordan Ruddess’s Stunning ‘Permission to Fly’ Explores the Wide Array of Human Emotions

Angel Romero August 19, 2024 No Comments classic rockJordan RudesskeyboardsProgressive rocksymphonic rock

Jordan Rudess – Permission to Fly (InsideOutMusic, 2024) Jordan Rudess, the ever-evolving keyboard wizard, is back with Permission to Fly, a solo album that epitomizes…

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Alfa Serenar - Cobra Sofia e Outras Lendas Amazônicas cover artwork. An illustration of a snake with a black background.
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Fascinating Amazonian Tales of Northern Brazil Through a Symphonic Rock Lens

Angel Romero August 14, 2024 No Comments

Alfa Serenar – Cobra Sofia e Outras Lendas Amazônicas (Progshine Records, 2022) Cobra Sofia and Other Amazonian Legends is the third album by Alfa Serenar,…

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Astral Magic’s ‘Shadows Over Jupiter Remixed’: A Mesmerizing Exploration of Psychedelic Sounds

Angel Romero August 13, 2024 No Comments Astral MagicProgressive rockpsychedelic rockspace rock

Astral Magic – Shadows over Jupiter Remixed (2024) Astral Magic is one of the most prolific acts in the psychedelic progressive rock sphere. This recording…

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King Llama - Fata Implexis cover artwork. It is a fantasy comic book style ilustration of a young white man sitting on a bench with a city skyline behind. He is dreaming of various things like a dragon, deities playing instruments and meditating and mich more.
CD Reviews

King Llama’s fata implexis: A Genre-Defying Journey Through Fusion and Prog

Angel Romero August 10, 2024 No Comments fusionjazz-rockKing LlamaProgressive rock

King Llama – Fata Implexis (TTrain Music, 2024) Los Angeles-based progressive fusion band King Llama will be releasing their latest album, fata implexis (Latin for…

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CD Reviews

Galactic Tide, a Remarkable Debut Album from The Haas Company

Angel Romero August 3, 2024 No Comments fusionjazz-rockProgressive rockThe Haas Company

The Haas Company Vol 1 – Galactic Tide, Featuring Andy Timmons (Psychiatric Records and Tapes, 2024) Extraordinary drummer Steve Haas has assembled an exceptional ensemble…

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Time Being Reveal New Video, “Framewoven”

Angel Romero July 31, 2024 2 Comments

Ambient electronic music duo Time Being have released a video for the musical piece “Framewoven.” The composition will appear in the upcoming album, Hidden Structures.…

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CD Reviews

Revisiting a Progrock Gem: White Willow’s ‘Sacrament’ Shines Again in 2024 Re-release

Angel Romero July 24, 2024 No Comments progProgressive rockprogrocksymphonic rockWhite Willow

White Willow – Sacrament (Karisma Records, 2024) White Willow’s Sacrament, the quintessential third album by Norwegian symphonic progressive rock legends, originally released in 2000, is…

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Dark Psychedelic Prog Band La Morte Viene Dallo Spazio

Angel Romero July 23, 2024 No Comments La Morte Viene Dallo SpazioProgressive rockpsychedelic rock

La Morte Viene Dallo Spazio, named after a late 1950s Italian sci-fi B-movie, creates a unique and immersive sound experience reminiscent of directors like Argento,…

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