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CD Reviews

Full Access to Canterbury Magic

Angel Romero February 23, 2015 No Comments

Caravan Access All Areas (Demon, 2015) Access All Areas is the new 2-disc set by Caravan, pioneers of the Canterbury style of progressive rock. Caravan…

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Another Magnificent Dewa Budjana Fusion Album

Angel Romero February 19, 2015 No Comments

Dewa Budjana Hasta Karma (Moonjune Records, 2015) Indonesian guitarist Dewa Budjana has released a series of fabulous fusion albums in recent years bringing together jazz,…

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Fractal Mirror immersed in Melancholy

Angel Romero February 18, 2015 No Comments

Fractal Mirror Strange Attractors (Third Contact, 2013) Garden of Ghosts is the first release by Dutch-American trio Fractal Mirror. The group’s sound is a crossover…

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Renaissance Releases Superb Live-In-The-Studio Recording

Angel Romero February 12, 2015 No Comments

Renaissance DeLane Lea Studios 1973 (Purple Pyramid Records, 2015) Celebrated British progressive rock band Renaissance has opened its vaults and is now sharing with its…

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Odin’s Court Releases Theme Album on the Quest for Knowledge

Angel Romero February 12, 2015 No Comments

Odin’s Court Turtles All The Way Down (D2C Studios/ProgRock Records, 2015) Turtles All The Way Down is the fifth album by Odin’s Court. Described as…

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Captivating New Version of Willow’s Song

Angel Romero February 11, 2015 No Comments

Robert Reed Willow’s Song E.P. (2014) Willow’s Song is the latest solo work by Robert Reed, Magenta’s keyboard player. He is a progressive rock multi-instrumentalist…

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Impressive Concept Album by Glazz

Angel Romero February 8, 2015 No Comments

Glazz Cirquelectric (Lo Suyo, 2011) Glazz is one of the most exciting bands in the Spanish progressive music scene. Their concept album Cirquelectric is dedicated…

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District 97 and John Wetton Celebrate Classic King Crimson

Angel Romero February 4, 2015 No Comments

District 97 with John Wetton One More Red Night: Live In Chicago (Primary Purpose, 2014) District 97, one of the rising stars of the American…

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Multidimensional Jazz Fusion Soundscapes

Angel Romero February 2, 2015 No Comments

Greg Spero Electric (Greg Spero Productions 888295090513, 2014) Composer Greg Spero is one of the great new keyboardists in the American jazz-rock fusion scene. On…

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King of Agogik’s Crossover Prog

Angel Romero January 28, 2015 No Comments

King of Agogik Exlex Beats (sAUsTARK records, 2014) King of Agogik is the progressive rock project of German drummer and composer Hans Jörg Schmitz. The…

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