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Tag: Miguel Kertsman

Miguel Kertsman — Paradoxes cover artwork. A cover featuring two overlapping, heavily textured spheres, one dark blue-purple and one vivid red, against a pale lavender background. “PARADOXES” appears in spaced blue lettering above, with “MIGUEL KERTSMAN” in red below.
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Miguel Kertsman’s Paradoxes Puts Prog Rock In A Thought Experiment

Angel Romero August 23, 2026 No Comments Miguel KertsmanProgressive rock

Miguel Kertsman — Paradoxes (Aurua, 2025) Brazilian-American composer, producer, and multi-instrumentalist Miguel Kertsman’s concept album, Paradoxes, brings into focus synthesizer-led compositions. For example, his influences…

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