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Coral Caves - Mitopoiesi

Coral Caves is an Italian band that proves good solid progressive rock doesn’t have to be overly complex to be good. I hear elements of early Genesis, mid-70s Pink Floyd, Camel, and of course...

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(Posted by Jon Davis 2010-07-01)

Crimson Jazz Trio - King Crimson Songbook Volume 2

The late Ian Wallace championed the completion of his trio’s second recording but never had the chance to hear the final fruits of his labor. Together with pianist Jody Nardine and bassist Tim...  » Read more
(Posted by Jeff Melton 2010-07-01)

Dave Stewart & Barbara Gaskin - Green and Blue & Hour Moon

The first new set of music in over 15 years from sophisticated pop duo keyboardist Dave Stewart and vocalist Barbara Gaskin is a strong reason for celebration. The two have not lost step with their...

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(Posted by Jeff Melton 2010-07-01)

David Parsons - Earthlight & Jyoti

Parsons is a New Zealand based composer with fifteen or so releases to his credit going all the way back to the early 80s; his work tends to draw its inspiration from his extensive travels...

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(Posted by Peter Thelen 2010-07-01)

Deborah Martin / Erik Wøllo - Between Worlds

The worlds in this case are the spirit world and the physical world, the bridge between them according to Native American beliefs are the ritual, the healing and the magic, and on the music...

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(Posted by Peter Thelen 2010-07-01)

Demon Fuzz - Afreaka!

Demon Fuzz was a brass septet hailing from the UK, led by woodwinds man Paddy Corea, who spent time on the UK jazz circuit most notably backing Wilson Pickett on his British tours. An electric fuzz...

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(Posted by Jeff Melton, Scott Steele 2010-07-01)

Doubt - Never Pet a Burning Dog

Keyboardist Alex Maguire's new trio, flavored with the occasional Canterbury tinge, is a testament to the durability of that jazz-rock essence on European musicians. Maguire's insane fuzzy...

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(Posted by Jeff Melton, Scott Steele 2010-07-01)

Drifting in Silence - Facewithin

Drifting in Silence is the electronic brainchild of composer and multi-instrumentalist Derrick Stembridge and Facewithin is his fifth release of ambient-based dance music. The eight...

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(Posted by Henry Schneider 2010-07-01)

Earthling Society - Sci-Fi Hi-Fi

Fans of freewheeling psychedelic spacerock should take note. Sci-Fi Hi-Fi is Earthling Society’s second release for the 4zero label, and their fifth release overall since their formation in...  » Read more
(Posted by Peter Thelen 2010-07-01)

Edward Ka-Spel - O'er a Shalabast'r Tyde Strolt Ay

Edward Ka-Spel records and releases two basic types of solo music, songs and experimental music (collages, found sounds, and electronics). O’er a Shalabast’r Tyde Strolt Ay is an...

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(Posted by Henry Schneider 2010-07-01)

Edward Ka-Spel - The Painted River of Regrets

During the Legendary Pink Dots 2008 tour they were selling Edward’s The Painted River of Regrets as a limited edition of 399 CDr copies. These were rapidly sold out and...

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(Posted by Henry Schneider 2010-07-01)

Ergo - Multitude, Solitude

A trio of drums, electric piano and synths, and trombone, although trombonist and bandleader / composer Brent Sroka spends at least as much time creating and processing sounds on the laptop, which...

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(Posted by Peter Thelen 2010-07-01)

Fast 'n' Bulbous - Waxed Oop

Fast ‘n’ Bulbous is one of several tribute bands that Cuneiform has been nurturing in the last few years (along with Mahavishnu Project, Yo Miles, and Ed Palermo’s Zappa tribute...

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(Posted by Peter Thelen 2010-07-01)

Flamborough Head - Looking for John Maddock

This Dutch outfit has been active since the early 90s, inspired by both 70s symphonic prog and 80s neo-prog. Their sound straddles the two, though for the most part they echo the warm and engaging...

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(Posted by Paul Hightower 2010-07-01)

Forgas Band Phenomena - L'Axe du Fou

Patrick Forgas is a French drummer who has been releasing jazz-rock fusion gems since the late 70s. The latest incarnation on Cuneiform Records finds Patrick and his band mates Sebastien Trognon...

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(Posted by Henry Schneider 2010-07-01)

Forrest Fang - Phantoms

It’s been nearly a decade since Fang’s last solo release Gongland, punctuated only by Invisibility, his collaboration with Carl Weingarten in 2006. But great achievements are...  » Read more
(Posted by Peter Thelen 2010-07-01)

Fred Frith - Nowhere. Sideshow. Thin Air.

As one might guess from the title, this is a three-in-one – in this case three commissioned dance pieces by three different choreographers (one recent and two a bit older) that coexist...

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(Posted by Peter Thelen 2010-07-01)

Gentle Giant - King Alfred's College

Good quality Gentle Giants live CDs are a variable commodity for fans seeking a performance of that elusive tour or song which was only performed twice. Surprising to find then that the band itself...  » Read more
(Posted by Jeff Melton 2010-07-01)

Gong - 2032

In 2032, or so the legend goes, Planet Gong finally makes contact with Earth. And I guess that you can consider 2032 to be the fourth part of the Radio Gnome trilogy. This new release is...

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(Posted by Henry Schneider 2010-07-01)

Gutbucket - A Modest Proposal

This (the band's fourth album) was the first I'd heard of Gutbucket, but it impressed me so that I immediately tracked down their second and third albums (Dry Humping the American Dream and...  » Read more
(Posted by Peter Thelen 2010-07-01)