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Astral Magic - End of Time, Mind Melt Machine, Strange Sensation & Secret Paths

When presented with a batch of Astral Magic albums, I have to admit that my first thought has nothing to do with the music. How in the world does Santtu Laasko manage to record and release an...

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(Posted by Jon Davis 2024-12-13)

Actionfredag - Lys Fremtid i Mørke

Seems like only a month ago I was writing a review of Norwegian band Actionfredag’s first album, and already their second album is here, but to be fair that first album had been available...

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(Posted by Peter Thelen 2024-12-12)

Paul Dunmall - Red Hot Ice

It was about a year ago when this writer was diligently listening to Dunmall’s sextet release

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(Posted by Peter Thelen 2024-12-12)

Arild Brøter - A Spectre of Sounds: James Bond Music Reimagined

Arild Brøter, Norwegian drummer, founder, and composer for Pymlico, is a long time fan of both James Bond movies and their scores from the past 60 years. As opposed to the vast majority of...

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(Posted by Henry Schneider 2024-12-11)

Rogers & Butler - Studio 3

Studio 3 marks the third release by the New York based duo of Rogers & Butler. It matches the high standard set by its predecessor,

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(Posted by Jon Davis 2024-12-10)

Tom Salvatori - La Bella Vita & The Nylon String Guitar in Ensemble

What we have here are two recordings by Tom Salvatori, whom we have covered in these pages before several times. La Bella Vita consists of five short guitar pieces for solo classical...

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(Posted by Peter Thelen 2024-12-09)

Uroboro - As in an Unpicking of Time's Garment

While Uroboro’s debut was a sprawling assemblage of two studio sessions lasting well over two hours...

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(Posted by Peter Thelen 2024-12-09)

Scarla O'Horror - Semiconductor Taxidermy for the Masses

When I first saw this band’s name — and I am probably not alone — I immediately thought of Gone with the Wind and Rhett Butler’s famous exit line “Frankly my...

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(Posted by Henry Schneider 2024-12-08)