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CD Reviews

Remarkable Finnish Zeuhl

Angel Romero June 14, 2017 No Comments Dai Kahtfeaturedprogressive musicProgressive rockZeuhl

Dai Kaht – Dai Kaht (TKGO01, 2017) Dai Kaht is a great debut album by a Finnish band deeply inspired by 1970s progressive rock and…

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Fascinating Electric Guitar Variations

Angel Romero June 12, 2017 No Comments featuredFranceProgressive rockYang

Yang – The Failure of Words (Yang Music, 2017) French progressive band Yang released its third album, The Failure of Words, earlier this year. Yang…

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The Continuing Journey of Rahul Mukerji’s Guitar

Angel Romero June 6, 2017 No Comments electric guitarfeaturedhard rockjazz-rockRahul Mukerjiworld fusion

Rahul Mukerji – Ma De Re Sha (Rahul Mukerji, 2017) Ma De Re Sha is a great electric guitar album by Rahul Mukerji, an Indian…

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The Mesmerizing Prog Rock Vampiric Tale Continues

Angel Romero June 2, 2017 No Comments featuredNad SylvanProgressive rockRoine StoltSteve HackettSweden

Nad Sylvan – The Bride Said No (Inside Out Music, 2017) Swedish singer, composer and multi-instrumentalist Nad Sylvan has risen to the top of the…

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Ghosts Don’t Dance with Shoes

Angel Romero May 31, 2017 No Comments featuredfunkjam rockProgressive rockTree Tops

Tree Tops – Ghosts Don’t Dance with Shoes (indie release, 2017) Ghosts Don’t Dance with Shoes is the debut album by a very promising rock…

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Calculated Risk

Angel Romero May 22, 2017 No Comments Force of Progresshard rockheavy metal

Force of Progress – Calculated Risk (Progressive Promotion Records, 2017) Force of Progress is what is described as a progressive rock project put together by…

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Carptree Immersion

Angel Romero May 22, 2017 No Comments Carptreefeaturedheavy metalProgressive rockSweden

Carptree – Emerger (Reingold Records, 2017) Carptree is a Swedish band formed by an excellent vocalist named Niclas Flinck and multi-instrumentalist Carl Westholm. The vocals,…

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Progressive Rock Band Zeitgeist Releases Animated Video

Angel Romero May 18, 2017 No Comments featuredProgressive rockZeitgeist

Leeds-based British progressive rock band Zeitgeist has a new single titled ‘The Brightest Stars Leave The Blackest Holes.’ The band has released the single in…

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The Eighth Hour of Amduat through the Prism of Chamber Jazz

Angel Romero May 15, 2017 No Comments avant-garde jazzDave Soldierjazzopera

Dave Soldier – The Eighth Hour of Amduat (Mulatta 035, 2017) Music experimentalist Dave Soldier has been composing and putting together music orchestras that explore…

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The Endless Possibilities of Bill Frisell and Thomas Morgan

TJ Nelson May 10, 2017 No Comments Bill FrisellfeaturedjazzThomas Morgan

Bill Frisell and Thomas Morgan – Small Town (ECM Records, 2017) The American guitarist, composer and arranger Bill Frisell has produced some extraordinarily fine music…

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