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Impeccable Fusion

Angel Romero October 15, 2014 No Comments

Antoine Fafard Ad Perpetuum (UnicornDigital, 2014) If you are a fusion fan and you don’t know Antoine Fafard, you really need to check out his…

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The Andalusian Airs of Alameda

Angel Romero October 14, 2014 No Comments

Alameda Alameda (Epic-CBS, 1979) Sevilla-based Alameda was one of the leading acts of the flourishing Andalusian rock scene in the 1970s. They followed the path…

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The Many Sides of Hugh Hopper

Angel Romero October 13, 2014 No Comments

Hugh Hopper Volume 1 – Memories (Gonzo Multimedia, 2014) Volume 1 – Memories is the first installment in a collection of 10 CDs by famed…

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A Wide Range of Bass Styles

Angel Romero October 8, 2014 No Comments

The Stanley Clarke Band Up (Mack Avenue Records, 2014) Bass maestro Stanley Clarke’s discography is multifaceted. He’s played cutting edge fusion and smooth jazz as…

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Opeth Moves Forward Toward Progressive Rock

Angel Romero October 7, 2014 No Comments

Opeth Pale Communion (Roadrunner Records, 2014) The latest album by Swedish band Opeth, Pale Communion, has attracted a lot of attention. The rumors indicated that…

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Psycho Praxis’ Well Crafted Vintage Rock

Angel Romero October 6, 2014 No Comments

Psycho Praxis Echoes from the Deep (Black Widow Records, 2012) Even though Italian band Psycho Praxis is a new group, they have managed to recreate…

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A Remarkable French Progressive Rock Classic

Angel Romero October 3, 2014 No Comments

Pulsar Halloween (CBS, 1997/Musea CD reissue, 1991) Pulsar was one of the greatest French progressive rock bands in the 1970s. Unlike Ange and many other…

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Esthema’s Multilayered Progressive-World Fusion

Angel Romero September 30, 2014 1 Comment

Esthema Long Goodbye (Esthema, 2014) Esthema is a Boston-based ensemble composed of virtuoso musicians that defy musical boundaries. Although they describe their music as world…

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Accessible and Eccentric Chamber Rock

Angel Romero September 29, 2014 No Comments

Stop Motion Orchestra Instant Everything! (Egg Helmet Records (888295123945, 2014) Austin has become a hotbed for eclectic bands that perform all sorts of music beyond…

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An Essential Tango Rock Classic

Angel Romero September 25, 2014 No Comments

Alas Alas (EMI 8294, 1976) In the mid-1970s Argentina had one of the most exciting progressive rock scenes in South America. Alas (wings) was one…

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