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Alpine Decline - Go Big Shadow City

This is Alpine Decline’s fifth outing – I’ve covered their previous reverb-drenched dark psychedelic releases in previous reviews, and Go Big Shadow City doesn’t...

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(Posted by Jon Davis 2016-03-27)

Kevin Kastning - Skyfields

There is no one quite like Kevin Kastning. Stretching back well over 20 years and two dozen or more releases, both solo and in collaboration with other like-minded players, the gutarist, composer...

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(Posted by Peter Thelen 2016-03-26)

Alfahanne - Blod Eld Alfa

This Swedish band is related to the black metal scene, but they bring in a lot of elements from other styles as well. If they’ didn’t, Exposé probably wouldn’t be...

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(Posted by Jon Davis 2016-03-25)

David Parsons - Himalaya

McLatchey's Second Tier

I'm actually fairly impressed at the longevity of the Celestial Harmonies / Fortuna label; they seem to have been going for decades at this point...

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(Posted by Mike McLatchey 2016-03-24)

Craig Padilla - Heaven Condensed

Padilla’s latest Spotted Peccary release, Heaven Condensed, his 40th release (both solo and in collaboration) in 20 years, is a swirling cauldron of synths – analog and...

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(Posted by Peter Thelen 2016-03-23)

Renaissance - Live at the Union Chapel

Of the bands that combined rock with classical music starting in the late 60s and early 70s, some went the keyboard-heavy route with Mellotrons and the like to add the required grandeur, but others...

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(Posted by Jon Davis 2016-03-22)

Micha Schellhaas - Double Take

There’s a long tradition of non-American guitarists making a pilgrimage of sorts to the United States to get in touch with some of the roots of their instrument. German guitarist Micha...

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(Posted by Jon Davis 2016-03-21)

Koko - Koko

Lest we forget that there is a virtually endless number of ways to push the boundaries of rock, this fairly recently formed Viennese band comes along to try something I, at least, haven’t...

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(Posted by Jon Davis 2016-03-20)