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CD Reviews

Steve Hackett – “Surrender of Silence”

Professor Mark August 17, 2021 2 Comments GenesisProgressive rockSteve Hackett

Steve Hackett – Surrender of Silence (Inside Out Music, 2021) For most artists his age, one album would be enough in a year. But for…

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Existentia – “The Planet in the Universe”

Professor Mark June 27, 2021 No Comments Existentiaheavy metal

Existentia – The Planet in the Universe Existentia, from Kursk, Russia, released their debut album, The Planet in the Universe, on May 9th, 2021. The…

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Imperia – “The Last Horizon”

Professor Mark June 27, 2021 No Comments heavy metalsymphonic metal

Imperia – The Last Horizon Imperia released their latest album, The Last Horizon on March 26, 2021. I missed the release build-up, but found the…

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Castanarc – “The Sea of Broken Vows”

Professor Mark June 26, 2021 No Comments CastanarcProgressive rock

Castanarc – The Sea of Broken Vows Castanarc, a UK progressive symphonic, neo-prog band released their latest album, The Sea of Broken Vows, on June…

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Dennis DeYoung – “26 East Volume 2”

Professor Mark June 20, 2021 No Comments classic rockDennis DeYoungpop

Dennis DeYoung is back with his second and final solo album, 26 East Volume 2, which was released June 11, 2021. I was fortunate enough…

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Timo Tolkki’s Avalon – “The Enigma Birth”

Professor Mark June 19, 2021 No Comments heavy metalprog metalTimo Tolkki

Ever since Arjen Anthony Lucassen released Ayreon: The Final Experiment, in 1995, every manner of metal and progressive composer has tried to copy the formula…

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Clive Nolan’s “Song of the Wildlands”

Professor Mark June 19, 2021 No Comments Clive NolanProgressive rock

Clive Nolan, the leader of the band Arena, keyboardist and composer of symphonies, has returned to present his latest masterpiece, Song of the Wildlands, which…

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Karmamoi – “Room 101”

Professor Mark June 13, 2021 No Comments KarmamoiProgressive rock

Room 101 is the new album from Karmamoi, and it was inspired by George Orwell’s 1984. The album lyrics “revisit some of the novel’s themes…

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Nine Skies – “5.20”

Professor Mark May 31, 2021 No Comments Nine SkiesProgressive rock

Nine Skies is a French progressive rock band that will release their latest album, 5.20 on June 4th, 2021. On 5.20, “The personal poetry of…

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Poor Genetic Material – “Spring Tidings”

Professor Mark May 30, 2021 No Comments Poor Genetic Material

Poor Genetic Material will re-released Spring Tidings on May 13, 2021, to celebrate its 15th anniversary. Spring Tidings is the band’s favorite album. However, they…

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