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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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Mesmeric Tea

Angel Romero May 12, 2012 1 Comment

The Tea Club Rabbit (The Tea Club, 2010) I’m encouraged by the increasing amount of authentic progressive rock talent in the United States. The Tea…

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Veritas

Angel Romero May 11, 2012 No Comments

Invertigo Veritas (Progressive Promotion Records, 2012) Veritas is the new album by German rock band InVertigo. Although the group describes itself as progressive or art…

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Striking Pontyfication

Angel Romero May 8, 2012 No Comments

Mads Tolling Quartet Celebrating Jean-Luc Ponty – Live at Yoshi’s (Madsman Records MT-02, 2012) The music performed and composed by electric violin master and innovator…

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Deeply Ambient

Angel Romero May 4, 2012 No Comments

Sam Rosenthal The Passage (Projekt, 2011) American composer Sam Rosenthal takes the listener to the world of pure electronic ambience and minimalism on his latest…

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A Superbly Gifted Violinist

Angel Romero May 4, 2012 1 Comment

Stratospheerius The Next World (Digital Nations, 2012) A leading candidate for best rock album of 2012 is the deliciously addictive album The Next World by…

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To the Edge of Prog

Angel Romero April 28, 2012 1 Comment

Carpe Nota Carpe Nota (2012) Carpe Nota, a rock band from the Philadelphia area, released its debut album this year. Even though they are categorized…

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A Master of Fusion Drumming

Angel Romero April 23, 2012 No Comments

Lenny White Anomaly (Abstract Logix, 2011) Drummer Lenny White is a legendary name in jazz fusion. He has played with some of the best and…

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Bostock’s Whereabouts

Angel Romero April 18, 2012 No Comments

Jethro Tull’s Ian Anderson TAAB2 (Chrysalis/EMI, 2012) The eagerly anticipated album by Ian Anderson, founder and leader of Jethro Tull is now available. TAAB2 or…

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My River Flows

Angel Romero April 12, 2012 No Comments

IZZ My River Flows (Doone Records, 2005) IZZ’s fourth album, My River Flows, shows a mature, skilled and cohesive band. The album begins with ‘My…

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Four on the Floor

Angel Romero April 7, 2012 No Comments

Secret Saucer Four on the Floor (Secret Saucer SFS004, 2011) For its most recent album, space rock band Secret Saucer decided to make more cohesive…

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