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Karmamoi - Silence between Sounds

The last time we touched bases with Karmamoi was their 2013 album Odd Trip, and at that time they were a...

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(Posted by Peter Thelen 2018-09-07)

Runaway Totem - La Traccia

For some reason, several of the last few albums in my review queue have been odd avant-garde releases. La Traccia by Runaway Totem is no exception. La Traccia is my first exposure...

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(Posted by Henry Schneider 2018-09-05)

Il Sentiero di Taus - Macrocosmosi

Here is another relatively new Italian progressive band, Il Sentiero di Taus, who have just released their second album, Macrocosmosi. Il Sentiero di Taus, Italian for the Path of Taus, is...

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(Posted by Henry Schneider 2018-09-05)

Flav Martin / Jerry Marotta - Soul Redemption

I fell in love with Jerry Marotta’s drumming on Peter Gabriel’s second solo album. His use of toms as part of the patterns was distinctive, and not something I’d heard before. He...

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(Posted by Jon Davis 2018-09-04)

Luminous Newts - Songs from a Local Universe

This Berkeley, California group of musical amphibians is based around the eclectic songwriting partnership of Eric Kampman (keyboards and vocals) and Thea Kelley (vocals, who also sings in Jack...

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(Posted by Peter Thelen 2018-09-03)

Mezz Gacano and Self-Standing Ovation Boskàuz Ensemble - Kinderheim

If you are into weird music, then this new Italian album called Kinderheim is for you. Italian musician Davide Mezzatesta (AKA Mezz Gacano) and his RIO band the Self Standing Ovation...

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(Posted by Henry Schneider 2018-09-02)

The End - Svårmod och Vemod Är Värdesinnen

One of the qualities I enjoy most in music is surprise. While there is a potential comfort in music that does what you expect it to, I value the disorientation that comes when creative artists let...

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(Posted by Jon Davis 2018-09-01)

Greg Segal - 33

Why 33? It’s not a 33 1/3 LP (at least yet). This is, in fact Segal’s 33rd solo album, which also happens to be a really interesting nine-part workout of dreamlike sequences of...

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(Posted by Peter Thelen 2018-08-31)