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Jack Ellister - Lichtpyramide

With Lichtpyramide, Jack Ellister is completely on his own musically and in a very krautrock sort of mood. He recorded the album in his bedroom studio using a mixture of low and not-so-low...

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(Posted by Jon Davis 2021-05-29)

Tom Salvatori - Respite Guitar

Salvatori is a Chicago based composer, guitarist and producer who has been active since the mid-90s, with at least seven solo guitar albums to his credit during that time, several collaborations...

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(Posted by Peter Thelen 2021-05-28)

Reynols - Gona Rubian Ranesa

Reynols is a band that I’ve been interested in hearing since reviewing their collaboration with Kawabata Makoto (AKA Acid Mothers Temple) last year,

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(Posted by Henry Schneider 2021-05-27)

Thinking back to that time in the early 90s, there was a time when rock music started making inroads on popular music charts, regaining some of what had been lost when synth-pop and pop-metal ruled...

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(Posted by Jon Davis 2021-05-26)

More Soma - Honden Doden Dans

The trio More Soma from Lille includes Jean-Baptiste Rubin (saxes) and Mathieu Millet (double-bass) from _Unk, along with drummer Fred l’Homme. That’s pretty much where the similarities...

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(Posted by Peter Thelen 2021-05-25)

_Unk – Now_

_UnK is about one of the strangest band names I’ve seen in all my years of reviewing records. Is it a partial word with the underscore at the beginning representing a missing letter?...

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(Posted by Peter Thelen 2021-05-25)

Tusmørke - Nordisk Krim

Two years after their last album, Norwegian prog rockers Tusmørke are back with a new concept album, Nordisk Krim. On this new album, the band realizes a dream they have had since...

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(Posted by Henry Schneider 2021-05-24)

Corrado Rustici - Interfulgent

Fans of progressive rock and fusion might remember Corrado Rustici’s guitar work with Nova, Cervello, or Osanna. In the years since the 70s, Rustici has been working as a sideman and...

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(Posted by Jon Davis 2021-05-23)

35 Tapes - Home

The sophomore release for this excellent Norwegian trio has them again playing wonderous sounds inspired by the progressive rock of the early 70s, and paying homage to the general feeling that...

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(Posted by Peter Thelen 2021-05-22)

Reflection Club - Still Thick as a Brick

It is always quite risky to attempt covering or copying an iconic group or album, in this case Jethro Tull’s 1972 groundbreaking masterpiece Thick as a Brick. So I cautiously...

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(Posted by Henry Schneider 2021-05-21)

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