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The album cover for Envy of None – Stygian Wavz features a hyper-saturated image of two identical blonde women in futuristic magenta outfits, peering through binoculars. They stand in front of a towering black windmill under a blue sky. The title appears boldly in white block letters, while the album name is stylized below in phonetic typography.
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Envy of None – “Stygian Wavz”

Professor Mark April 25, 2025 No Comments Alex LifesonAlf AnnibaliniAndy CurranCanadaEnvy of NoneEnvy of None – "Stygian Wavz"Maiah WynnepopUSA

Envy Of None has returned to deliver their much anticipated second album, Stygian Wavz.  The album was released on Kscope Records, back on March 28. 2025. The band’s first…

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The album cover for Sail the World by Anthony Phillips features a coastal scene under a blue sky. Framed by lush green foliage in the foreground and tree-covered hills on either side, the image looks out over calm waters dotted with small sailboats.
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Smooth Sailing: Anthony Phillips Charts New Depths with Remastered “Sail the World”

Aiden Robinson March 27, 2025 No Comments ambientAnthony Phillipseasy listeningnew agepop

Anthony Phillips – Sail The World – Remastered & Expanded (Esoteric Recordings, 2025) Leave it to multi-instrumentalist, composer and producer Anthony Phillips, the founding Genesis…

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The Ajjancy – To Be Arranged back cover.
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The Ajjancy’s To Be Arranged: Classic Rock and Pop Collide with the Unexpected

Kevin Baker September 15, 2024 2 Comments classic rockpopProgressive rockThe Ajjancy

The Ajjancy – To Be Arranged (Self-Released, 2024) Remember the glory days when legends were born in smoky clubs, playing cover tunes with a twist…

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Zac Bauman – "Bell Jar" cover artwork. Illustration of a heart inside a jar.
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Zac Bauman – “Bell Jar”

Professor Mark January 15, 2024 No Comments "Bell Jar"bluesbossa novaclassical rockfolkpopprogressive folkragtimeZac Bauman

When a good friend recommends that you listen to music, you should always follow their lead. Michael Trew, from the Seattle, progressive band Moon Letters…

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Renaissance - Azur D’Or
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Remastered Version of Renaissance’s Azur D’Or

Angel Romero January 19, 2023 No Comments classic rockpopRenaissancesymphonic rock

Renaissance – Azur D’Or (Esoteric Recordings/Cherry Red, 2022 reissue) Esoteric Recordings has released an enhanced version of Renaissance‘s 1979 album “Azure D’Or.” Like other progressive…

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Cover of the album Microcosm by Alex Carpani -
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Alex Carpani’s Microcosm

Angel Romero June 1, 2022 No Comments Alex CarpaniAORkeyboardspopProgressive rock

Alex Carpani – Microcosm (2022) I lost interest in Alex Carpani after the 2014 album “4 Destinies”. That was his last progressive rock album. After…

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Tears for Fears - "The Tipping Point"
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Tears for Fears – “The Tipping Point”

Professor Mark March 8, 2022 No Comments 1980s rockpoprockTears for FearsThe Tipping Point

Well, some things are really worth the wait. Tears for Fears returns after 18 years, to record “The Album of 2022”, so far. The Tipping…

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Sparrohs – “Chariot”

Professor Mark January 8, 2022 No Comments poprockSparrohs

New year, new Sparrohs album! These guys just don’t take breaks. So much music to share. So much energy. Can’t wait to talk with all…

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Sparrohs – “We are the People”

Professor Mark August 22, 2021 No Comments popProgressive rockrockSparrohs

Formed in 2012, Sparrohs is a great new rock band from Switzerland. Their new album, We are the People, was released this year. It is…

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Dennis DeYoung – “26 East Volume 2”

Professor Mark June 20, 2021 No Comments classic rockDennis DeYoungpop

Dennis DeYoung is back with his second and final solo album, 26 East Volume 2, which was released June 11, 2021. I was fortunate enough…

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