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Nomadic Orchestra of the World: Nuove Tribù Zulu & Gypsies of Rajasthan - Banjara!

Cover art Although they’ve been dubbed Nomadic Orchestra of the World for this project, at the core of this colorful album is the Italian world-folk-rock trio Nuove Tribù Zulu, consisting of Andrea Camerini...  » Read more
(Posted by Paul Hightower 2014-06-05)

Gretchen Lohse - Primal Rumble

Cover art After challenging my ears with the likes of Raoul Björkenheim or Zevious, sometimes I just need to take a break with something a bit more on the calm side. Sometimes it will be electronic music on...  » Read more
(Posted by Jon Davis 2014-06-04)

Osanna - Tempo

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Tempo is a double DVD housed in a beautiful book with lots of photos from Italian theatrical proggers Osanna. Disc One is a concert recorded in Naples at the Trianon Theater on October 24,...

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(Posted by Henry Schneider 2014-06-03)

Star Period Star - Can't See the Forest

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Can't See the Forest starts out with "Survivorman," which has a great beginning, a rocking riff with nice interaction between guitar, bass, and keys (mostly organ). Then...

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(Posted by Jon Davis 2014-06-02)

Green Isac - Passengers

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As I’ve dropped in on the work of this Norwegian duo through the years, trying to follow their trajectory through a delicate balance of electronica, ethnic percussion and folk, and their...

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(Posted by Peter Thelen 2014-06-02)

Picchio dal Pozzo - Live

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Picchio dal Pozzo has a long musical career dating back to the early 70s. Their first album, released in 1976, was an Italian spin on the Canterbury sound (Soft Machine, Gong, Henry Cow, and...

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(Posted by Henry Schneider 2014-06-01)

Trimtab - New Model

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At last year's Seaprog festival, Trimtab was one of the surprise crowd favorites. At the time, those who had heard them only had the band's

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(Posted by Jon Davis 2014-05-30)

Zevious - Passing through the Wall

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As someone who's been listening to progressive music since back in the 70s, when I first heard the style called "math-rock" in the 90s, it was apparent to me that King Crimson was a...

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(Posted by Jon Davis 2014-05-29)

The Sours - The Sours

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One may immediately be reminded of the late 60s and early 70s post-psychedelic emergence of the singer-songwriter ‘less-is-more’ musical ethic, where great lyrics, simple accompaniment...

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(Posted by Peter Thelen 2014-05-29)

Dan Pound - Spherical

Cover art Dan Pound is an electronic musician who has released 15 albums over the past several years. Each album has a different theme. I usually do not think of music as having a shape, but in the case of this...  » Read more
(Posted by Henry Schneider 2014-05-29)

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