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Unicorn - Laughing Up Your Sleeve

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Never quite receiving the fanfare or attention they deserved, Unicorn was a British four-piece band that worked their magic throughout the 70s, beginning in 1971 with their debut album, Uphill...

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(Posted by Peter Thelen 2019-02-06)

Trappist Afterland & Moongazing Hare - Songs for Nathan

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Songs for Nathan is the long distance friendship / split release by Australia’s Trappist Afterland and Denmark’s Moongazing Hare. The album title refers to

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(Posted by Henry Schneider 2019-02-05)

Tone Masseve - Amp l'Étude

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The mere existence of this album is something of an unlikely occurrence. Tone Masseve was something of a prodigy on guitar, working as a session musician while still in his teens, and in the 90s...

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(Posted by Jon Davis 2019-02-04)

Yagull - Yuna

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Yagull's music has always been mysterious and beautiful, but with this latest album, Yuna, the two principals, Sasha Markovic (guitar and mandolin) and Kana Kamitsubo (piano) have...

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(Posted by Peter Thelen 2019-02-03)

Vespero - Shum-Shir

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Russian psych-space-Krautrockers Vespero (Ivan Fedotov on drums, percussion, and drum machine programming; Arkady Fedotov on bass, synths, and flute; Alexander Kuzovlev on guitars; Alexey Klabukov...

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(Posted by Henry Schneider 2019-02-02)

Kurt Reifler - Year Of

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Way back in 2008 I wrote about Kurt Reifler’s self-titled album, and here he is back with an EP of...

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(Posted by Jon Davis 2019-02-01)

Steve Roach - Mercurius

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The opening chords of “Liminal,” subtitled “At the Threshold of the In-Between,” is indeed like the process of moving from consciousness into slumber and onward to dreams,...

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(Posted by Peter Thelen 2019-01-31)

Various Artists - Wyrd Kalendar

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In 2016 Mega Dodo released a compilation of dark folk/folk horror tunes curated by Chris Lambert,

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(Posted by Henry Schneider 2019-01-30)

Vasil Hadžimanov Band - Lines in Sand

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Serbian keyboard maestro Vasil Hadžimanov is back with his crack band of jazz-rock players for Lines in Sand. These 12 cuts cover a lot of ground stylistically, from funky electric jazz...

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(Posted by Jon Davis 2019-01-29)

Quarkspace - All These Suns

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The long hiatus has come to an end; Quarkspace is back recording again. Frankly, oh me of little faith, I wasn’t sure they would ever be back. It’s been at least fifteen years since...

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(Posted by Peter Thelen 2019-01-28)

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