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Category: CD Reviews

CD Reviews

Behind the Curtains

Angel Romero February 23, 2012 No Comments

Paidarion Behind the Curtains (Seacrest Oy, 2011) Behind the Curtains is the second album by Finnish prog band Paidarion. The group combines progressive rock with…

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Prog Rock Separation

Angel Romero February 21, 2012 No Comments

Arena Seventh Degree of Separation (Verglas Records, 2012) There are albums that mark the end of an important musical phase in the life of a…

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IZZ Moves

Angel Romero February 20, 2012 No Comments

IZZ I Move (2002) I Move is the second album by IZZ, one of the most eclectic American progressive rock bands in recent years. IZZ…

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Deadlock of the Spirit

Angel Romero February 16, 2012 No Comments

RPWL Beyond Man and Time (Gentle Art of Music, 2012) The new album by German prog band RPWL was eagerly awaited by fans. Although described…

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Shamanistic Petroglyphs

Angel Romero February 14, 2012 No Comments

Ole Lukkoye Petroglyphs (Trail Records TR 08, 2010) Petroglyphs is a compilation of material amassed by Russian band Ole Lukkoye during 20 years. St. Petersburg-based…

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Mysterium Magnum

Angel Romero February 11, 2012 No Comments

Cannata Mysterium Magnum (Oxford Circus, 2006) Cannata’s album Mysterium Magnum, released in 2006, came to me because Jeff Cannata’s connection to progressive rock. He was…

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Celtic Calling

Prog News February 10, 2012 No Comments

Judith Mateo Ashes (Warner Music, 2011) Ashes is the latest offering by Spanish fiddler Judith Mateo. Even though she was not born in the Celtic…

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To Shatter All Accord

Angel Romero February 7, 2012 No Comments

Discipline To Shatter All Accord (All Strung Out Records, 2011) Discipline, from Detroit, is one of the leading progressive rock bands in the American Midwest.…

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In the Beginning and the End

Angel Romero February 4, 2012 No Comments

Trettioariga Kriget I Borjan Och Slutet – In the beginning and the end (Mellotronen MelloCD023, 2007) I Början Och Slutet is the eighth studio album…

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The Pink Floyd Experiments

Angel Romero January 31, 2012 No Comments

Pink Floyd Ummagumma (EMI, 1969 – remastered in 2011) Pink Floyd’s first double album, Ummagumma, was originally released in 1969. The album was digitally remastered…

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