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Available online from Issue 35

January 2008

92 Pages

Larry Coryell, Paul Sears of The Muffins, Rock In Opposition event 2007, Interviews with Murat Ses, Secret Oyster, Tony Harn, John Hackett, Fabio Zuffanti, Ritual, Craig Padilla, Ian Bruce-Douglas

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Eroc - Eroc 1, 2 & 3

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After 30 years Eroc’s solo albums are now available on CD and finally finding their way to the US in 2007. Eroc remastered them from the original tapes, added bonus material, and included liner...

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(Posted by Henry Schneider 2008-01-01)

Ex-Vagus - Ames Vagabondes

Cover art Ex-Vagus is a French prog rock quintet (bass, drums, keyboards, vocals, and guitars) that would fit well in the Musea stable of French artists (Ange, Pulsar, etc.). Ames Vagabondes is their...  » Read more
(Posted by Henry Schneider 2008-01-01)

Ezoo - Ezoo

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Last time I checked there are not many Mexican bands with an American Stick player and singer who’s also a woman, but that’s what we have here with Ezoo. Besides Linda Cushma, Ezoo...

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(Posted by Paul Hightower 2008-01-01)

Fit & Limo - Astralis

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Fit & Limo have been producing some of the finest psychedelic folk music ala the Incredible String Band since the early 80s. Astralis, subtitled New Studies on Strange Folk,...

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(Posted by Henry Schneider 2008-01-01)

Five Fifteen - Alcohol

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Has it really been eight years since Six Dimensions of the Electric Camembert? That was the last full album by this Finnish hard rock band this writer heard, more or less corresponding to...

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(Posted by Peter Thelen 2008-01-01)

Flëur - First Four Albums

Cover art Flëur is essentially the Ukrainian duo of Olga Pulatova (piano, vocals) and Elena Voynarovskaya (guitar, vocals) along with a variety of other players on flute, cello, violin, keyboards, bass, and...  » Read more
(Posted by Jon Davis 2008-01-01)

Flower Kings - Instant Delivery

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Instant Delivery is a concert video shot in Holland during The Flower Kings’ 2006 Paradox Hotel tour. The intent with this 2-DVD set was to present the group’s show in...

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(Posted by Paul Hightower 2008-01-01)

Flower Kings - The Sum of No Evil

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Best I can figure, this is around the twelfth album by Sweden's Flower Kings, and across all those years they have pretty much maintained a course of prog-rock purity that stays the straight...

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(Posted by Peter Thelen 2008-01-01)

Focus - Focus 9 / New Skin

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After an initial stab at a return to action with 2002's Focus 8, Thijs van Leer is back with an almost totally new lineup that's sounding better than ever. That is, if your tastes...

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(Posted by Paul Hightower 2008-01-01)

Forrest Fang & Carl Weingarten - Invisibility

Cover art Forrest Fang is best known for his recent works in the area of world music, and Weingarten for his slide and ebow work with resonator guitars (dobro), so initially a collaboration between these two...  » Read more
(Posted by Peter Thelen 2008-01-01)

Frogg Café - The Safenzee Diaries

Cover art First things first. This is one of the absolute best sounding live albums this writer has heard, made even more surprising because nearly every track across the 2CD set was recorded at a different...  » Read more
(Posted by Peter Thelen 2008-01-01)

Fromuz - Audio Diplomacy

Cover art Fromuz is short for "From Uzbekistan," the homeland country for this inspired quintet that took Tashkent by storm a few years ago. Guitarist Vitaly Popeloff leads the band in a series of fusion and...  » Read more
(Posted by Jeff Melton 2008-01-01)

Genesis - 1976-1982

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Even though this box set covers the post-Gabriel years from 1976’s A Trick of the Tail through 1981’s Abacab, it was actually the first released. As with the other...

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(Posted by Paul Hightower 2008-01-01)

Genre Peak - Ends of the Earth

Cover art Genre Peak is the trio of Martin Birke (vocals, drum programming, percussion), Daniel Panasenko (Stick, upright bass), and Stephen Sullivan (guitar, guitar synth, backing vocals). I reviewed an album...  » Read more
(Posted by Sean McFee 2008-01-01)

Gift - Awake and Dreaming

Cover art The Gift are a fairly new British group targeting the more accessible side of the progressive spectrum. They have lots of analog keys and such, although many songs are just a singer and an acoustic...  » Read more
(Posted by Sean McFee 2008-01-01)

Goad - In the House of the Dark Shining Dreams

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During the last decade several Italian bands which hit the big time in the 70s have got back on track. Some examples are Arti & Mestieri, Museo Rosenbach, and Osanna. Others, on the contrary,...

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(Posted by Alessandro Michelucci 2008-01-01)

Gösta Berlings Saga - Tid är Ljud

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This doesn't come on the scene with threats to take the prog world by storm, but rather insinuates itself subtly, from the gentle cover art through the music itself, which wraps many styles and...

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(Posted by Mac Beaulieu 2008-01-01)

Graham Collier - Hoarded Dreams

Cover art On a purely practical level, this release is hard to categorize. It is the first wide appearance of a performance from the Bracknell Jazz Festival in 1983, so it is both a new release and an archival...  » Read more
(Posted by Jon Davis 2008-01-01)

Gravity Tree - Ultimate Backward

Cover art Gravity Tree is one of the more interesting progressive bands around, a duo who covers all the instruments of a four piece band, plus vocals; and they do this live too. Guitarist Linc plays a...  » Read more
(Posted by Peter Thelen 2008-01-01)

Green Milk from the Planet Orange - You Take Me to the World

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Read the credits: “All songs improvised by GMFTPO” and (especially if you’re familiar with their other recordings) you know you’re in for a trip. A strange and disturbing...

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(Posted by Jon Davis 2008-01-01)

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