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CD Reviews

Omega Zero – Ocean Paradox – Part 1

Professor Mark July 4, 2019 No Comments Omega Zero

Omega Zero – Ocean Paradox – Part 1 Omega Zero is a progressive metal band from Rome formed in 2014. The band’s founders, Filippo Rosati…

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Moon Letters – Until They Feel the Sun

Professor Mark June 19, 2019 No Comments Progressive rockSeaProg

SeaProg Headliners Moon Letters play and release new album “UNTIL THEY FEEL THE SUN” on June 8,2019!

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United Progressive Fraternity – Planetary Overload – Loss Part 1

Professor Mark May 31, 2019 No Comments Progressive rockUnited Progressive Fraternity

I have been a friend of Mark Trueack’s online since I first heard Unitopia’s The Garden album. He and the band created a world of…

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The Far Meadow – “Foreign Land”

Professor Mark May 2, 2019 No Comments Progressive rockThe Far Meadow

The Far Meadow – Foreign Land (Bad Elephant Music, 2019) I really enjoyed the Far Meadow’s Given the Impossible, especially “Seamless Shirt”, with Marguerita singing…

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The Claypool Lennon Delirium – “South of Reality”

Professor Mark April 18, 2019 No Comments Claypool Lennon DeliriumProgressive rock

The Claypool Lennon Delirium – South of Reality (ATO records, 2019) I was intrigued by the formation of this band from its first announcements in…

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