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Cherry Five - Il Pozzo dei Giganti

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In 1976, a mysterious group released an Italian prog album. Cherry Five, then part of the well-known Goblin, had recorded the songs in 1974 and that release rapidly achieved cult status. Now 40...

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(Posted by Henry Schneider 2015-11-14)

Greg Segal - Beauty Sleep

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In the 80s, Greg Segal was a guitarist in the legendary Paper Bag, recording a number of cassettes and vinyl releases for the underground SST label, some of the best known being Ticket to...

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(Posted by Peter Thelen 2015-11-13)

Level Pi - This Burning Part of Me

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The latest Level π (aka Uwe Cremer) release is somewhat of a departure from Uwe’s previous work. Uwe has gone back to his roots and drawn inspiration from the likes of Bauhaus, Sisters of...

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(Posted by Henry Schneider 2015-11-10)

Tom Dyer's New Pagan Gods - History of Northwest Rock Vol. 1 1959-1968

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When it comes to garage/psych revivals, there’s more to investigate than just Fruits de Mer and Mega Dodo, which we’ve covered so much of. Up in Seattle, there’s Green Monkey...

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(Posted by Jon Davis 2015-11-09)

IWKC - Evil Bear Boris

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IWKC is an acronym for I Will Kill Chita, a joke resulting from past tensions between the Samarin brothers Nikita (drums and percussion) and Nikolai (keyboards and bass). They formed IWKC in 2008...

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(Posted by Henry Schneider 2015-11-08)

Vederkast - Northern Gothic

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It’s probably unfair to call Vederkast a progressive metal band, as their music resembles some of the heavier Scandinavian progressive bands (say, Anekdoten or Qoph) more than they do...

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(Posted by Jon Davis 2015-11-07)

Brinsley Schwarz - Live Favourites

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Brinsley Schwarz were a Brit pub band from the early 70s, named after lead guitarist Brinsley Schwarz, but mostly known for their bassist Nick Lowe, who went on to considerable success as a solo...

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(Posted by Henry Schneider 2015-11-06)

The Chewers - Dead Dads

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If you’re familiar with The Residents, I could probably say The Chewers are along the same lines, and you’ll know both what to expect and whether you’re likely to enjoy their...

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(Posted by Jon Davis 2015-11-04)

Lloyd Cole - 1D

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You may be familiar with pop rocker Lloyd Cole from his singer songwriter days with his band The Commotions in the late 80s. Absolutely none of that will prepare you for his new album of analog...

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(Posted by Henry Schneider 2015-11-03)

Jack Mazzenga - Acoustic a la Mode

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Frets are for wimps. Guitar? Banjo? Mandolin? We don’t need no stinkin’ frets! Guitarist Jack Mazzenga returns with Acoustic a la Mode, which treads somewhat different...

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(Posted by Jon Davis 2015-11-02)

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