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An Invention for Times Like These

Angel Romero August 12, 2014 No Comments

Super String Theory An Invention for Times Like These (Super-String-Theory , 2013) The third album by Super String Theory presents a mix of impressive guitar…

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Azure on the Edge of Jazz

Angel Romero August 11, 2014 No Comments

Azure Hiptronics (Azuremusic, 2014) Hiptronics is a great indie release from the Netherlands by the band Azure. The group combines exciting jazz fusion, funk, and…

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Neal Morse’s Feel Good Singer-Songwriter Album

Angel Romero August 11, 2014 1 Comment

Neal Morse Songs From November (Radiant Records, 2014) Neal Morse is one of the best known progressive rock artists of the post-1970s generations. He became…

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Norwegian New Age Connections

Angel Romero August 11, 2014 No Comments

Kristin Amarie Notes from a Journey (Amariemusic, 2013) Norwegian vocalist and world traveler Kristin Amarie presents a form of easy listening music that appeals to…

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Steve Hillage Live At The Rainbow 1977

Angel Romero August 9, 2014 No Comments

Steve Hillage Steve Hillage – Live At The Rainbow 1977 (Gonzo MultiMedia UK, 2014) There is been a small wave of Steve Hillage live recordings…

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Sean Wayland’s Steely Funk and Jazz

Angel Romero August 7, 2014 No Comments

Sean Wayland Barrenjoey (Seed, 2012) Australian-born pianist, composer and keyboardist Sean Wayland is deeply inspired by jazz, funk and rock. His album Barrenjoey is dedicated…

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Al Garcia, an Exceptionally Good Multi-Instrumentalist

Angel Romero August 6, 2014 No Comments

Al Garcia Tampering with Nature (Wandlar Productions, 2014) Tampering with Nature is the latest release by indie progressive music artist Al Garcia. The exciting composer…

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Brilliant and Effervescent Hiromi

Angel Romero July 28, 2014 No Comments

Hiromi Alive (Telarc/Concord, 2014) Japanese keyboardist and composer Hiromi Uehara has captivated international music audiences and music critics with her effervescent and innovative style that…

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Carl Verheyen Takes Inspiration from the Rhythm Section

Angel Romero July 24, 2014 No Comments

Carl Verheyen Mustang Run (Cranktone Entertainment, 2013) Virtuoso guitarist and composer Carl Verheyen is one of the most reputable session musicians in the West Coast…

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Impressive Debut by Grus Paridae

Angel Romero July 21, 2014 No Comments

Grus Paridae Passes By (GPD001, 2014) Passes By is the first single by a new Finnish progressive/art rock collective called Grus Paridae. It’s only two…

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