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Olly Chalk’s new album In Those Remote Stars gives 2026 a great start with a compelling set of what might best be described as chamber jazz. Chalk and his cohorts present eleven...
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Look out your window any time in December or January and you’re bound to see the kind of imagery and experience the feelings that inspired this latest four-song 30-minute EP by ambient...
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While we’re on the subject of trios with names starting “Tr-” (see Tre Spiritus and
The world of dreams is a seemingly coherent one, at least while one is experiencing them, they seem to have their own past, present and future built into them, until one wakes up suddenly and...
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This latest release featuring Roger Clark Miller sees him returning to a group format after a couple of solo guitar albums. In fact, it has more in common with Mission of Burma than most of his...
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Having only recently — well, early last year — reviewed Logan’s album Brutalist,...
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Tre Spiritus is an American trio consisting of drummer Rikki Davenport, guitarist Par Ljungstrom, and Dig on bass and keyboards. We’ve met Davenport before in the band Ovrfwrd, but the music...
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Holle Mangler is a German composer from Bergheim working in electronic soundscapes for several decades. His recent work has evolved into a form of keyboard based progressive rock. He also has a...
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Alan Robert Pearlman was born on 7 June 1925, and in the 60s his engineering know-how was put to work by NASA on the Gemini and Apollo programs. He also developed the circuitry for electronic...
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Bohdan Stupak is a Ukranian artist and musician who works in minimalist / experimental realms, and Book of Sorrow is his eighth release (some are EP length and extended singles) since...
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