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Tatsuya Nakatani & Shane Parish - Interactivity

I was familiar with Shane Parish’s guitar playing from his work with Ahleuchatistas, though he used the name Perlowin there. Tatsuya Nakatani I encountered more recently on an album he did...

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(Posted by Jon Davis 2021-01-11)

Celeste - Il Principio del Regno Perduto

After a long hiatus of nearly 40 years, composer and multi-instrumentalist Ciro Perrino reactivated Celeste in recent years with a brand new album, Il Risveglio del Principe (2019),...

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(Posted by Peter Thelen 2021-01-10)

Various Artists - Mark Barton's "The Sunday Experience"

Mark Barton, a UK music reviewer, spent over two decades championing independent music, writing tirelessly about often under-appreciated independent releases with wit and a voracious appetite and...

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(Posted by Henry Schneider 2021-01-09)

Annie Barbazza - Vive

I had previously encountered singer Annie Barbazza on a pair of releases by John Greaves and North Sea Radio Orchestra, and on her own album she operates in a similar stylistic area — moody,...

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(Posted by Jon Davis 2021-01-08)

Witchwood is a powerful Italian band with a great lead singer in Riccardo dal Pane, combining the power and grit of many classic singers from the early 70s. The band blends elements of an early 70s...

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(Posted by Peter Thelen 2021-01-07)

Kenneth Minor - On My Own

Never mind the fact that they’re from Germany — if you’re looking for some good old fashioned American folk-rock, Kenneth Minor has an album for you. Jörg "Bird"...

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(Posted by Jon Davis 2021-01-05)

Tom Guarna - Spirit Science

Tom Guarna is a guitarist and composer based in New York City with over half a dozen previous releases, here fronting a quintet featuring keyboardist Aaron Parks (piano, synth, Rhodes), bassist Joe...

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(Posted by Peter Thelen 2021-01-04)

Notturno Concertante - Let Them Say

I learned something new today. The Italian progressive group Notturno Concertante’s name translates to Nocturne Concertante. And the adjective concertante denotes the prominent...

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(Posted by Henry Schneider 2021-01-03)

Ensemble Gamut! - Ut

Finland’s Ensemble Gamut! has carved out a unique territory in music with their combination of Early and Renaissance Music with modern sensibilities and processing. At the core you’ll...

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(Posted by Jon Davis 2021-01-02)

No Base Trio - No Base Trio

On offer is the debut release by the Puerto Rican improvisational group No Base Trio, a mix of explorative jazz and rock elements, often with dreamy, ethereal moves that lures the listener in...

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(Posted by Peter Thelen 2021-01-01)

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