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Category: CD Reviews

The album cover for Source features an abstract, colorful, and fragmented design resembling stained glass shapes outlined in black, set against a light textured background. The title “Source” appears in large bold gray letters at the bottom left, while the artists’ names: Lorenzo Bellini, Luca De Toni, Matteo Padoin, and Andrea Dionisi, are listed in smaller gray text to the right. The GleAM Records logo is positioned in the upper left corner.
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A Contemporary Jazz Statement Based in Collaboration and Vision

Charlie Melville August 13, 2025 No Comments contemporary jazzjazzLorenzo Bellini

Lorenzo Bellini – Source (GleAM Records, 2025) Pianist and composer Lorenzo Bellini leads a quartet formed during his time at Berklee College of Music. Alongside…

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The album cover for Beautiful Chaos of Truth by Drifting in Silence features a profile silhouette of a human head made from dark, craggy rock. From the back of the head, vibrant flowers, lush greenery, and colorful butterflies burst outward. The background is a smooth gradient of deep maroon.
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Drifting in Silence – “Beautiful Chaos of Truth”

Professor Mark August 12, 2025 No Comments "Beautiful Chaos of Truth"ambientDerrick StembridgeDrifting in Silence – "Beautiful Chaos of Truth"electronic musickeyboardsProgressive rocksynthesizers

Derrick Stembridge is one of my favorite keyboard artists. He is always composing and releases an album, it seems at least once a year. Sometimes…

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The cover of Strange & Wylde Majick by The Book of Moons features two men in vintage attire, one holding a guitar and the other conjuring a glowing orb of light. Ornate green foliage frames the scene, with an intricate golden circular design in the background. The title appears in bold, gothic-style lettering beneath the artists’ names.
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Hex Appeal: Gothic Folk Duo Summon a Proggy Debut With Bite

Aiden Robinson August 11, 2025 No Comments

The Book of Moons – Strange & Wylde Majick (2025) Strange & Wylde Majick, the debut album from Norfolk-based duo The Book of Moons, features…

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Chantal – “Rainbow Warrior”

Professor Mark August 10, 2025 No Comments "Rainbow Warrior"Cape TownChantalJo EllisJulian EmdonmetalPoly Forge MediaSouth Africa

Cape Town, South African symphonic metal artist Chantal released her second album “Rainbow Warrior” on May 25th of this year. Chantal describes the album as…

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The album cover for Vital Information: New Perspective features bold red and orange text over a black background, with the artists’ names at the top. The central artwork displays an abstract explosion of colors (blues, oranges, greens, and reds) interwoven with musical notation.
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Believin’ In Revisions: Vital Information Finds Its Way Home

Angel Romero August 10, 2025 No Comments contemporary jazzfusionjazz-rock

Steve Smith’s Vital Information – New Perspective (Drum Legacy Records, 2025) Steve Smith’s Vital Information presents a fabulous lineup on its latest album, New Perspective.…

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The album cover for exo-X-xeno – Luminous Voyage – Flight features a barefoot woman in a flowing black dress with flaming red hair that floats skyward, reaching toward a massive orb inscribed with cryptic symbols. She rises above a calm ocean under a sky streaked with clouds and light.
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Exo – X – Xeno – “Luminous Voyage”

Professor Mark August 7, 2025 No Comments "Luminous Voyage"Billy SherwoodCraig Maherexo-X-xenoJay SchellenPatrick MorazProgressive rock

New progressive rock supergroup Exo X – Xeno released “Luminous Voyage,” on June 19th of this year. At a time when supergroups are seen less…

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A hooded figure stands beneath a swirling sky as a UFO emerges from the clouds. Above, the title Zen Orchestra appears.
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Zen Orchestra – “Debut Album”

Professor Mark August 6, 2025 No Comments Alberto RigoniJames StephensonMark BarrettProgressive rockSteve RixSteve SmithStewart MilnerUKZen Orchestra – "Debut Album"

The Zen orchestra has arrived with their debut, self-titled album. This UK progressive rock band will release their first album September 20th, of this year.…

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The album cover for Crónicas Intrascendentes by Akenathon features a graphic illustration of a yellow bird with black and red accents, set against a background of diagonal stripes and jagged shapes. The title appears in block letters along the upper left edge, with "Crónicas" in yellow and "Intrascendentes" in white.
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Akenathon’s Chronicles Finds Awe In The Ordinary

Angel Romero August 4, 2025 1 Comment AkenathonProgressive rocksymphonic rock

Akenathon – Crónicas Intrascendentes (Viajero Inmóvil, 2025) Argentine progressive rock outfit Akenathon returns with Crónicas Intrascendentes, a third album that refuses spectacle in favor of…

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Lauren Henderson - Sonidos cover artwork. A black and white photo of the artist.
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Singer Lauren Henderson Explores Sound in Deeply Personal ‘Sonidos’

Charlie Melville August 2, 2025 No Comments contemporary jazzjazzLauren Henderson

Lauren Henderson – Sonidos (Brontosaurus Records, 2025) Lauren Henderson’s Sonidos is a refined, elegant and seasonally framed exploration of sound, identity, and cultural lineage. Rooted…

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Time’s Forgotten – “Songs of Awakening” cover atwork. a photo of a woman standing in a flat desertlike zone holding flowing white cloth.
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Time’s Forgotten – “Songs of Awakening”

Professor Mark August 1, 2025 No Comments "Songs of Awakening"Ari LotringerChalo TrejosCosta RicaJorge SobradoJuan Pablo CalvometalPriscilla Ruizprogressive metalProgressive rockTime’s Forgotten

Time’s Forgotten is a progressive metal band from Costa Rica that blends intricate compositions with atmospheric elements, making great music to listen to for fans.…

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