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Tag: Pymlico

The album cover for Core by Pymlico features a grayscale coastal landscape sliced into horizontal strips, creating a fragmented, layered visual effect. At the top, the band's name and album title appear in clean serif typeface, while a small Roman numeral “VIII” is centered at the bottom.
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Core Values — Pymlico Strips Down to Build Up

Prog News May 9, 2025 No Comments jazz-rockProgressive rockPymlico

Norwegian instrumental rock band Pymlico returns with Core, a new album emphasizing the strength of its current seven-member lineup. Following their performance at Festival Crescendo…

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Cover of the album Supermassive by Pymlico
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Pymlico’s Supermassive Effort

Angel Romero August 3, 2022 No Comments fusionjazz-rockPymlicosmooth jazz

Pymlico – Supermassive (Apollon Records Prog, 2022) “Supermassive” is the seventh studio album by Norwegian jazz-rock fusion band Pymlico. I have mixed feelings about this…

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Pymlico Ventures Deeper into Crossover Jazz

Angel Romero December 18, 2020 No Comments fusionPymlicosmooth jazz

Pymlico – On This Day (Apollon Records, 2020) On This Way is the sixth album from instrumental rock band Pymlico. The Norwegian band is known…

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A Highly Melodic Pymlico

Angel Romero October 10, 2018 No Comments featuredProgressive rockPymlicosmooth jazz

Pymlico – Nightscape (Apollon Records Prog, 2018) Norwegian instrumental band Pymlico returns with an album titled Nightscape. Although the band is known for combining progressive…

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