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Available online from Issue 11

February 1997

72 Pages

Prog Day 1996, Eclectic Electric Event, Stockholm Progressive Rock Festival 96, Magma, Dead Can Dance, Michael Ray & The Cosmic Krewe, moe., Yolk, Medeski Martin & Wood, Phish, Shockra, Happy The Man megafeature, Boud Deun, Hiro Kawahara (Heretic), Shub Niggurath, Progressive Rock Worldwide Label, Spotted Peccary update

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Bart Hopkin - Gravikords, Whirlies & Pyrophones: Experimental Musical Instruments

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If you've ever had an interest in experimental and in some cases unique musical instruments, then this beautifully illustrated (with many full color photos) volume by Bart Hopkin, with a...

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(Posted by Peter Thelen 1997-02-01)

Bellaphon - Firefly

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Bellaphon are a four-piece from Japan, consisting of the standard guitar / bass / keys / drums lineup. Their arrangements are heavy on the keyboards, with Camel-like guitar breaks providing the...

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(Posted by Steve Robey 1997-02-01)

Benjamin Grant DePauw - Monkey Village

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Can an album be too diverse? Monkey Village opens with two minutes of beautiful ambient angelic voices, then kicks into the six minute title track, a funky pop tune in a very commercial...

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(Posted by Peter Thelen 1997-02-01)

Blezqi Zatsaz - Rise and Fall of Passionate Sanity

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Perhaps Progressive Rock Worldwide's first really strong release was this, the debut by keyboard-progsters Blezqi Zatsaz. Though consisting of the classic guitar / bass / keyboards / drums...

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(Posted by Mike Ohman 1997-02-01)

Bon - To the Bone

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Bon Lozaga's latest moves further into the heavy guitar driven jazz realms, a place only hinted at on his previous, Full Circle. There's plenty of variety herein, from punchy rock...

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(Posted by Peter Thelen 1997-02-01)

Bon - To the Bone

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Lots of guitar on this one, naturally. This is mainly a guitar album and to this effect, Bon Lozaga delves in gracefully, supported by fellows Hansford Rowe on bass, Vic Stevens on drums plus the...

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(Posted by Alain Lachapelle 1997-02-01)

Bon - To the Bone

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Bon Lozaga is a talented guitarist related to the Gong axis tenuously through the Pierre Moerlen side. This is his new album, joined by guests like David Torn and other Moerlen's Gong...

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(Posted by Mike McLatchey 1997-02-01)

Bondage Fruit - Bondage Fruit II

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Bondage Fruit has produced another disc of full-throttle over-the-top world-influenced zeuhl-rock with their own unique Japanese avant-garde twist. For anyone won over by last year's powerful...

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(Posted by Peter Thelen 1997-02-01)

Buckethead - The Day of the Robot

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Out of the floating ambient textures that open the first track, a grisly mechanical metal monster arises, destroying everything within ear's reach; there is, of course no escape, until it...

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(Posted by Peter Thelen 1997-02-01)

Cast - Beyond Reality

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Can a band really improve exponentially? Cast proves that it may just be possible. I found it hard to believe that they could do much better than their last album, Endless Signs, but their...

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(Posted by Mike Ohman 1997-02-01)

Cast - Beyond Reality

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Cast has released some of the more interesting neo-progressive music in the past few years. In many ways, Beyond Reality is similar to last year's Endless Sings. The strong...

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(Posted by Mike Grimes 1997-02-01)

Cast - Beyond Reality

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If anything, Cast are at least one of the best when it comes to promoting and marketing their music. A hundred "progressive" bands could learn a lot from the way they do things as...

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(Posted by Mike McLatchey 1997-02-01)

Chris Cutler / Zeena Parkins - Shark!

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Cutler (drums, percussion, electronics) and Parkins (harp, melodica, electrification) are both seasoned veterans of the Recommended axis. This project contains two lengthy live improvisations that...

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(Posted by Peter Thelen 1997-02-01)

Circle of Fairies - As the Years Go By

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One thing this Italian band has going for it is the keyboardist's impressive array of analog instruments, which gets quite a lot of use over this, their debut album. In fact, it's the...

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(Posted by Mike Ohman 1997-02-01)

Cloud Chamber - Live Demo

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A purely improvisational ensemble, Cloud Chamber features four musicians who have all made their mark on the new music scene as individuals: Barry Cleveland, on guitar and e-bow, has several...

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(Posted by Peter Thelen 1997-02-01)

Curved Air - Live at the BBC

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Something I hear often regarding Curved Air is complaints about the band's lack of focus and the unevenness of many of their studio recordings. This may be due to the fact that the only...

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(Posted by Peter Thelen 1997-02-01)

Darling - Darling

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From Omaha, Nebraska, Darling is Hal Darling on drums, piano, keyboards, and sequencing, and sibling Bryce Darling on ancillary percussion and keyboards. No vocals, sorry! No guitars either, but...

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(Posted by Peter Thelen 1997-02-01)

David Helpling - Between Green and Blue

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The dreamlike textures and flowing moods offered on Between Green and Blue give this a slightly different feel than many of the SPM releases before it. There is a lot of territory explored...

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(Posted by Peter Thelen 1997-02-01)

David Shaw-Parker - The Lemming Chronicles

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If you had to summarize, you could call this book a critical appreciation of the albums and concerts of Van der Graaf Generator and Peter Hammill as seen through the eyes of a fan who calls himself...

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(Posted by Mike Ezzo 1997-02-01)

David Thomas & Ronnie Gunn - The Giants Dance

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I guess at some point anyone even remotely connected with Genesis will come out of the woodwork to market their offerings. Case in point. David Thomas and Ronnie Gunn were two musicians who...

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(Posted by Peter Thelen 1997-02-01)

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