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CD Reviews

AmartiA – “Daylight Beauty”

Professor Mark April 18, 2021 No Comments AmartiAProgressive rock

AmartiA, was born at the dawn of the new millennium, in France. They released their latest album Daylight Beauty on January 5, 2021. AmartiA has…

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Frost* – “Day and Age”

Professor Mark April 18, 2021 No Comments Frost

Frost* is back, with a new album on May 15th; ; Day And Age. It is the fourth, FROST* album, and features Jem Godfrey once…

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Ambient Electronica Inspired by Pristine Nature

Angel Romero April 13, 2021 No Comments ambientDeborah Martinelectronic musicJill Haley

Deborah Martin and Jill Haley – The Silence of Grace (Spotted Peccary Music, 2021) The Silence of Grace brings together ambient electronic music artist Deborah…

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Sylvan – “One to Zero”

Professor Mark April 11, 2021 6 Comments Progressive rockSylvan

Sylvan returns; and with a new album, One To Zero, which will be released through Gentle Art of Music/Soulfood, on May 28. It is a…

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Poverty’s No Crime – “A Secret to Hide”

Professor Mark April 11, 2021 No Comments Poverty’s No Crimeprog metal

Germany’s Poverty’s No Crime, released their new album, A Secret To Hide, in February. Perfect timing to celebrate their 30th anniversary. The band, Poverty’s No…

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Kayak – “Out of this World”

Professor Mark April 11, 2021 1 Comment classic rockKayakProgressive rock

Out Of This World, is Kayak’s eighteenth studio album, and it will be released on May 7, 2021. This is my first review of this…

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Corrado Rustici’s Dazzling Guitar, a Harbinger of Better Times Ahead

Angel Romero April 8, 2021 No Comments Corrado Rusticielectric guitarfusionjazz-rockProgressive rock

Corrado Rustici – Interfulgent (Corrado Rustici, 2021) Interfulgent is a spectacular recording from Italian electric guitar wizard Corrado Rustici. He’s a fantastic musician who played…

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Evanescence – “The Bitter Truth”

Professor Mark April 3, 2021 No Comments Evanescencerock

The Bitter Truth is the fifth studio album from Evanescence. It was released on March 26, 2021, through BMG Rights Management and was produced by…

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Fleet Foxes – “Shore”

Professor Mark April 3, 2021 No Comments classic rockFleet Foxesfolk-rock

Shore is the fourth studio album by American folk, and Seattle-based band, Fleet Foxes. It was intentionally released exactly at the autumnal equinox on September 22, 2020, however the CD and vinyl…

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Sasha Masakowski and Cliff Hines, Progressive Music Giants from New Orleans

Angel Romero April 1, 2021 No Comments Cliff Hinescontemporary jazzHildegardProgressive rockSasha Masakowski

Hildegard – Hildegard (Hildegard, 2015) This superb self-titled album by a project called Hildegard came out in 2015. It was a collaboration between two ground-breaking…

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