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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.
CD Reviews

Pointing Us Toward the Bass

Angel Romero October 4, 2012 No Comments

Marcus Miller Renaissance Man (Concord Jazz, 2012) A new album by Marcus Miller is always a good cause for celebration. Although he is one the…

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The First Emerson, Lake & Palmer Classic Revisited

Angel Romero October 1, 2012 No Comments

Emerson, Lake & Palmer Emerson, Lake & Palmer Deluxe Edition (Razor & Tie Recordings, 2012 reissue) Razor & Tie Records begins its anticipated collection of…

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Bombay Dub Orchestra Releases The New York Remixes

Angel Romero September 30, 2012 No Comments

Bombay Dub Orchestra, one the world’s most successful global electronica projects has a new album titled The New York Remixes. The New York Remix Project…

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Trouble With Machines

Angel Romero September 29, 2012 No Comments

District 97 Trouble With Machines (The Lasers Edge, 2012) District 97 is getting rave reviews from some critics. I see why, because the musicians are…

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Masterful Jacaranda

Angel Romero September 27, 2012 No Comments

Trevor Rabin Jacaranda (Varese Records) Most people will identify Trevor Rabin with his participation in legendary rock band Yes. Although Yes had been one of…

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Interview with Diego Fopiani Macias

Angel Romero September 25, 2012 No Comments

A few months ago, a new musical group was formed in southern Spain. The band includes members from two of the best known acts in…

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Shifting Psychedelic Themes and Sounds

Angel Romero September 19, 2012 No Comments

Mahogany Frog Senna (Moonjune Records MJR048, 2012) Fans of psychedelic progressive rock are in for a treat with Senna , the sixth album by Canadian…

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Prog Rock Band Glass Hammer Announces the Release of New Concept Album Perilous

Angel Romero September 13, 2012 No Comments

Glass Hammer’s Steve Babb, Fred Schendel, Kamran Alan Shikoh and Jon Davison return with the much anticipated Perilous, the follow up to 2010’s If and…

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CD Reviews

Jakabar’s Buddha Chill

Angel Romero September 13, 2012 No Comments

Jakabar Buddha Chill Vol. 2 (Seamless Recordings, 2012) Buddha Chill Vol. 2 is a collection of chillout electronic music tracks by Italian duo Jakabar. Berny…

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CD Reviews

The Alternate Yes Live

Angel Romero September 11, 2012 1 Comment

Anderson Bruford Wakeman Howe Live at the NEC Oct 24th 1989 (Gonzo Multimedia HST006CD, 2012) In the late 1980s, progressive rock band Yes had been…

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