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Category: CD Reviews

A hooded figure stands beneath a swirling sky as a UFO emerges from the clouds. Above, the title Zen Orchestra appears.
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Zen Orchestra – “Debut Album”

Professor Mark August 6, 2025 No Comments Alberto RigoniJames StephensonMark BarrettProgressive rockSteve RixSteve SmithStewart MilnerUKZen Orchestra – "Debut Album"

The Zen orchestra has arrived with their debut, self-titled album. This UK progressive rock band will release their first album September 20th, of this year.…

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The album cover for Crónicas Intrascendentes by Akenathon features a graphic illustration of a yellow bird with black and red accents, set against a background of diagonal stripes and jagged shapes. The title appears in block letters along the upper left edge, with "Crónicas" in yellow and "Intrascendentes" in white.
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Akenathon’s Chronicles Finds Awe In The Ordinary

Angel Romero August 4, 2025 1 Comment AkenathonProgressive rocksymphonic rock

Akenathon – Crónicas Intrascendentes (Viajero Inmóvil, 2025) Argentine progressive rock outfit Akenathon returns with Crónicas Intrascendentes, a third album that refuses spectacle in favor of…

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Lauren Henderson - Sonidos cover artwork. A black and white photo of the artist.
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Singer Lauren Henderson Explores Sound in Deeply Personal ‘Sonidos’

Charlie Melville August 2, 2025 No Comments contemporary jazzjazzLauren Henderson

Lauren Henderson – Sonidos (Brontosaurus Records, 2025) Lauren Henderson’s Sonidos is a refined, elegant and seasonally framed exploration of sound, identity, and cultural lineage. Rooted…

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Time’s Forgotten – “Songs of Awakening” cover atwork. a photo of a woman standing in a flat desertlike zone holding flowing white cloth.
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Time’s Forgotten – “Songs of Awakening”

Professor Mark August 1, 2025 No Comments "Songs of Awakening"Ari LotringerChalo TrejosCosta RicaJorge SobradoJuan Pablo CalvometalPriscilla Ruizprogressive metalProgressive rockTime’s Forgotten

Time’s Forgotten is a progressive metal band from Costa Rica that blends intricate compositions with atmospheric elements, making great music to listen to for fans.…

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The album cover depicts a golden phoenix soaring inside a vast, cathedral-like hall bathed in radiant light. The title “Just Reborn” appears boldly at the top, while the band name “Formae Mentis” is styled in ornate gold lettering at the bottom.
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Just Reborn – “Formae Mentis – Part I”

Professor Mark August 1, 2025 No Comments "Formae Mentis – Part I"Giancarlo RussoItalyJack MxJust RebornMetal CinematicMetal Progressivemetal symphonicMonica BisquadroSalvatore Danese

Just Reborn is an Italian symphonic metal band. The band combines rock and power metal to bring forth their own sound. Just Born released “Formae…

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The album cover for exo-X-xeno – Luminous Voyage – Flight features a barefoot woman in a flowing black dress with flaming red hair that floats skyward, reaching toward a massive orb inscribed with cryptic symbols. She rises above a calm ocean under a sky streaked with clouds and light.
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Star Power: exo-X-xeno Soars on ‘Luminous Voyage’

Angel Romero July 31, 2025 No Comments exo-X-xenoProgressive rocksymphonic rock

exo-X-xeno – Luminous Voyage (exo-X-xeno, 2025) Luminous Voyage is the debut from progressive rock superband exo-X-xeno. It is led by virtuoso guitarist, vocalist, and composer…

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The album cover for Koren by Tereza Catarov features an image of a woman's face partially obscured by an ornate, beaded textile with gold fringe. Only her lips and bare shoulders are visible beneath the richly embroidered fabric. The artist's name appears above in serif lettering, with Tereza Catarov in red and Koren in gold.
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Jazz Singer Tereza Catarov Unearths Balkan Tradition on ‘Koren’

Charlie Melville July 30, 2025 No Comments contemporary jazzjazzTereza Catarovworld fusionworld jazz

Tereza Catarov – Koren (PKmusik, 2025) Tereza Catarov’s debut album, Koren offers an inventive and fearless synthesis of Balkan folk traditions and contemporary jazz. The…

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The album cover for Skin Alley – Sun Music: The Complete Recordings 1969–1973 features a black-and-white image of a uniformed policeman sticking out his tongue. The band and album title appear in stencil-style lettering at the top left, while the subtitle is centered at the bottom.
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Skin Alley’s Underground Jazz-Rock Legacy Reissued

Angel Romero July 29, 2025 No Comments jazz-rockSkin Alley

Skin Alley – Sun Music – The Complete Recordings 1969-1973 (2025) Sun Music – The Complete Recordings 1969–1973 offers the first comprehensive overview of Skin…

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The album cover for Unexpected Intersections by Doracor features an abstract painting of two human figures entwined in a dynamic, fluid composition. Rendered in bold shades of pink, red, purple, and teal, the figures appear to merge and separate across angular, intersecting lines. The band name "Doracor" and album title are overlaid in cursive typography, with a Celtic triquetra symbol subtly placed between them.
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Doracor’s Genre-Bending Sentimental Detour

Kevin Baker July 28, 2025 No Comments DoracorpopProgressive rocksmooth jazzsoft rock

Doracor – Unexpected Intersections (AMS Records, 2025) Doracor’s 2025 album Unexpected Intersections is a hodgepodge of musical influences that pull in multiple directions. Long known…

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The album cover for The Book of Revelations: Chapter Two – Olympus Mons features a painted depiction of the Martian surface, dominated by the vast caldera of Olympus Mons, the solar system’s largest volcano. Set against a black star-speckled sky, the red-hued planet curves across the frame. The title appears at the top in serif font, with the chapter subtitle placed in the lower right corner.
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The Book of Revelations – “Olympus Mons”

Professor Mark July 26, 2025 No Comments "Olympus Mons"“The Plumes of Enceladus”Chris MillwaterDaniel MonaghanGenesisGerard FreemanJoe DoneganMark WorledgePaul BlackwellProgressive rockThe Book of Revelations

The Book of Revelations is a refreshing band, that knows how to memorialize and at the same time, give new life to classic Genesis sounds…

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