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Category: CD Reviews

Murky Red Long Time No See cover artwork.
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Murky Red – Long Time No See

Professor Mark October 19, 2025 No Comments BelgiumFrank DeclercaHélécineJoanne HattonKim MerckenLiz TapiMarie VancampMelodic Revolution RecordsMieke DriesmansMurky Red – Long Time No SeePetri LindströmProgressive rockStef Flaming

Murky Red, a Hélécine, Belgium, progressive rock band, has released their new album, Long Time No See, on October 3rd, of this year, on Melodic…

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The album cover for A Mezz’Aria Sul Tempo by Overture features an upside-down skyline floating above turquoise clouds, while a pink tree stands on a small patch of land below. Black birds scatter across the sky. The title appears in white script near the bottom right.
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Overture – A Mezz’aria Sul Tempo

Professor Mark October 16, 2025 No Comments Fiorella PirasItalian Progressive RockOverture - A Mezz'aria Sul TempoPier Mauro MarrasProgressive rockRock Progressivo ItalianoSamuele DesogusSerena PorcuSimone DesogusSimone MeliStefano Sanna

The Italian progressive rock band Overture has returned to release their sophomore album, titled, A Mezz’aria Sul Tempo, on September 5th, of this year. The…

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The album cover for Cadenza: The Complete Recordings 1973–1974 by Darryl Way’s Wolf features the band members illuminated by a fiery orange-red light that radiates in a cross-shaped flare against a dark background. The band's name appears at the top with a wolf’s head above the “O,” while the album title and subtitle are printed in white at the bottom right.
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Darryl Way’s Wolf Roars Back: Cadenza – The Complete Recordings 3CD Boxed Set

Angel Romero October 16, 2025 No Comments Curved AirDarryl WayDarryl Way’s Wolfelectric violinProgressive rocksymphonic rockviolin

Darryl Way’s Wolf – Cadenza – The Complete Recordings (Cherry Red Records, 2025) Cadenza – The Complete Recordings is a must-have, remastered 3CD clamshell anthology…

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The cover of Transmissions by Ian Boddy & Erik Wøllo features a deep maroon circle centered against a pale background. Sharp horizontal lines extend from the circle’s edges
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Boddy & Wøllo Tune In with Transmissions

Stefan Bruno October 15, 2025 No Comments ambientelectronic musicErik WølloIan Boddy

Ian Boddy & Erik Wøllo – Transmissions (Din, 2025) Transmissions captures the live synergy between the great Norwegian groundbreaking ambient guitarist Erik Wøllo and UK…

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Nils Landgren - Christmas With My Friends cover artwork. White flowers over a purple background
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Nils Landgren Revives Holiday Tradition With “Christmas With My Friends IX”

Charlie Melville October 15, 2025 No Comments Christmas musiccontemporary jazzjazzNils Landgrentrombone

Nils Landgren – Christmas With My Friends IX (ACT Music, 2025) Swedish trombonist, singer, and producer Nils Landgren returns with the ninth installment of his…

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Aria Blake – As Night Descends

Professor Mark October 14, 2025 No Comments Ambre VourvahisAria Blake – As Night DescendsEric PalumboFemale-Fronted MetalmetalPierre DeprugneyRoland GrapowTanya StanishichVincent CamachoWilldric Lievin

Aria Blake is another new female fronted metal band that I found this year, that I am very happy to introduce to everyone. No, she…

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The album cover shows two women in a bright room interacting with a large, vividly painted autumn tree that appears to grow from the wall and floor. One stands on a desk reaching toward the orange and gold leaves, while the other sits holding a teddy bear.
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Obiymy Doschu’s Vidrada: Resilience Through Adversity

Angel Romero October 13, 2025 No Comments post rockProgressive rock

Obiymy Doschu – Vidrada (self-release, 2025) Obiymy Doschu return with Vidrada, their third full-length album. A seven-year build brought melodic, song-oriented progressive rock. Yet, the…

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The album cover for Maison Rose by Emmanuelle Parrenin features a watercolor-like painting of a pink house with a faint figure inside. On the left, a black vertical band lists the artist’s name and album title in white text.
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Maison Rose Reopened: Emmanuelle Parrenin’s Quiet Revolution Blooms Again

Kevin Baker October 12, 2025 No Comments Emmanuelle Parrenin

Emmanuelle Parrenin – Maison Rose – Expanded Edition (Souffle Continu Records, 2022 reissue) Maison Rose, originally released in 1977 and now reissued with two previously…

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The album cover for For The Love of Drama by Pinn Dropp depicts a scene set among ancient ruins. A person draped in a flowing red robe extends an arm toward a red bird that appears to be tethered or bleeding, with streaks of red connecting them. The background glows with warm light from a low sun, framed by broken stone arches and barren desert terrain. The band’s logo and title appear in gold lettering at the lower left.
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Pinn Dropp – For the Love of Drama

Professor Mark October 10, 2025 No Comments Kuba MikulskiMateusz JagielloMirek SkorupskiPaweł WolińskiPinn Dropp – For the Love of DramaPiotr SymPolandprogressive metalProgressive rock

Pinn Dropp, is a Polish progressive rock band who have released their latest album, For the Love of Drama, through OSKAR Records on August 31st,…

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The album cover for Close to Nothing by EH3 presents warm shades of red and orange. Dark linear strokes intersect the composition. The band name EH3 appears at the top left, with the album title Close to Nothing placed to the right. Below, the musicians’ names—Erland Helbø, Frode Berg, and Erik Smith—are listed in white text. The Losen Records logo sits in the bottom right corner.
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Close To Nothing, Everything To Say

Angel Romero October 9, 2025 No Comments contemporary jazzEH3Erland HelbøErland Helbø Triofusionjazz-rock

EHE / Erland Helbø Trio – Close To Nothing (Losen Records, 2025) EHE’s Close To Nothing feels like a night drive across two continents at…

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