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CD Reviews

Maschine Drowning in Metal

Angel Romero October 9, 2013 No Comments

Maschine Rubidium (InsideOut, 2013) A few months ago there was a big buzz about Maschine, which was hailed as one of the great new sensations…

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William Shatner Contemplates Mystery with Progressive Rock

Angel Romero October 7, 2013 No Comments

William Shatner Ponder The Mystery (Cleopatra Records, 2013) If you heard the rumors that William Shatner was going to make a progressive rock album, look…

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Magenta Presents the Good Stuff

Angel Romero October 1, 2013 No Comments

Magenta The Twenty Seven Club (TMRCD0913, 2013) Welsh band Magenta has gone back to its roots and delivered a state of the art concept album…

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Phoenix Rising

Angel Romero September 26, 2013 No Comments

Rovo and System 7 Phoenix Rising (G-Wave Records, 2013) When you combine the talent of groundbreaking UK electronica act System 7 and Japanese progressive rock…

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Chick Corea and The Vigil’s Wonderful Area of Adventure

Angel Romero September 23, 2013 No Comments

Chick Corea The Vigil (Concord Jazz, 2013) You have to admire Chick Corea. He was one of the essential pioneers of jazz-rock and fusion and…

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The Formidable Keith Emerson Live in 1998

Angel Romero September 16, 2013 No Comments

Keith Emerson, Glenn Hughes, & Marc Bonilla The Boys Club: Live From California, The Complete Concert (Varese Sarabande VSD-7204, 2013) In 1998, progressive rock keyboard…

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George Duke’s Most Honest Album in Several Years

Angel Romero September 15, 2013 No Comments

George Duke DreamWeaver (Heads Up International, 2013) DreamWeaver is the last album recorded by keyboard maestro George Duke. Just a few weeks after its release,…

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The Dazzling Mike Keneally

Angel Romero September 10, 2013 No Comments

Mike Keneally You Must Be This Tall (Exowax Recordings, 2013) Mike Keneally is one of the most talented musicians in the current progressive music scene.…

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More AOR from the The Prog Collective

Angel Romero September 7, 2013 No Comments

The Prog Collective Epilogue (Purple Pyramid CLP0667, 2013) It seems like the first installment of the Prog Collective did pretty well. Cleopatra Records’ Purple Pyramid…

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The Amazing Exploratory Prog of Regal Worm

Angel Romero August 30, 2013 No Comments

Regal Worm Use and Ornament (Quartermass, 2013) The UK progressive rock scene has produced a really diverse set of recordings this year. Regal Worm is…

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