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Caamora - She

Clive Nolan (Arena, Shadowlands, Pendragon, etc.) rarely does anything on a small scale, and elements of theatricality and drama have appeared in much of his past work so it seems only natural that...

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(Posted by Paul Hightower 2008-10-01)

Buyi - Buyi, Namejiu & Endless Wine

Sometimes I think that every tradition of folk music must at some point have its own Fairport Convention. Of course it’s an oversimplification, but in broad terms we can say that FC melded...

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(Posted by Jon Davis 2008-10-01)

Born Again Floozies - Street Music

This Indiana based quintet led by singer, guitarist and songwriter Joey Welch caught this writer's ear a few years ago with their debut EP Novelties, Addenda and Ephemera, five songs...

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(Posted by Peter Thelen 2008-10-01)

Birds and Buildings - Bantam to Behemoth

Like Dan Britton’s other project, Deluge Grander, this is an album for true prog geeks. It’s the same sort of uncompromising assault on the ears that was so riveting on Änglagård’s debut or... » Read more
(Posted by Paul Hightower 2008-10-01)

Bevel - Phoenician Terrane

I’m generally a big fan of music born of lofty ambition, even if it doesn’t entirely succeed, but there’s something to be said for a modest recording that accomplishes its goals completely. Via... » Read more
(Posted by Jon Davis 2008-10-01)

Bernie Worrell - Stranger: Bernie Worrell on Earth

Keyboardist Bernie Worrell is no stranger to making friends while making music. Since his initial ground breaking work as keyboardist and synthesizer innovator for Parliament / Funkadelic, the...

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(Posted by Jeff Melton 2008-10-01)

Beardfish - Sleeping In Traffic: Part Two

Beardfish’s rise to prominence is due to hard work and good music, as long as your tastes run toward the sort of modern prog that pays homage to classic 70s bands. Main man Rikard Sjöblom is one of... » Read more
(Posted by Paul Hightower 2008-10-01)