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7C - Compartment C

Fasten your seat belts and secure all belongings — you’re in for a wild ride! 7C is an Italian trio consisting of Davide di Virgilio on acoustic and electronic percussion, Giuseppe...

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(Posted by Jon Davis 2017-12-17)

Focus - The Focus Family Album

Focus had a solid string of great releases in the early 70s; any of the albums from In and Out of Focus up through 1974’s Hamburger Concerto is nothing short of a stone...

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(Posted by Peter Thelen 2017-12-16)

Glutton - Outliers

When a new album arrives and you know absolutely nothing about the artist, it’s a very different experience than a new album by someone you’re familiar with. You can never escape some...

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(Posted by Jon Davis 2017-12-15)

Darshan Ambient - Lingering Day

After a few years as a guitarist, bassist, and vocalist for artists like Nona Hendryx & Zero Cool, Richard Hell & The Voidoids, and others, Michael Allison shifted gears in the mid 90s and...

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(Posted by Peter Thelen 2017-12-13)

Amoeba Split - Second Split

Musically speaking, Canterbury isn’t so much a place, but a state of mind that can exist anywhere. In the case of Amoeba Split, a six-piece with many guests, the spirit is alive and well in...

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(Posted by Peter Thelen 2017-12-13)

Thomas Walsh, aka Pugwash, has been recording and performing his unique blend of ELO, XTC, and Beach Boys pop rock for over 20 years. Hailing from Drimnagh, South Dublin, Walsh caught the attention...

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(Posted by Henry Schneider 2017-12-12)

Spoke of Shadows - II

At the time of the first Spoke of Shadows album in 2014, it wasn’t clear if there would be another. The group is a collaboration between two musicians who both have other commitments, so that...

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(Posted by Jon Davis 2017-12-11)

Kevin Kastning / Carl Clements - Even This Late It Happens

This adventurous, dreamy and introspective collaboration continues where it left off last time with 2016’s

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(Posted by Peter Thelen 2017-12-10)

Ghost Train Orchestra - Book of Rhapsodies, Vol II

When it comes to the music of the 1930s, names like Duke Ellington and Count Basie come readily to mind, and their music is readily available. But during that era, many other composers and...

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(Posted by Jon Davis 2017-12-09)