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Kitty Brazelton - Chamber Music for the Inner Ear

Besides leading the New York art-rock band Dadadah, Kitty Brazelton composes...

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(Posted by Jim Chokey 2003-02-01)

James Coleman - Zuihitsu

We’re all familiar with the swooping outer-space sound of the theremin, the venerable electronic instrument played by waving the hands in the air around an antenna, so when I received a copy...

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(Posted by Jon Davis 2003-02-01)

If, Bwana - I, Angelica

The latest release from Al Margolis and company is a sprawling ambient-industrial noise opus spanning 10 tracks over 2 discs. The program is varied, some parts leaning more toward electronic and...

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(Posted by Peter Thelen 2003-02-01)

I’m not going to compare Hidria Spacefolk to Ozric Tentacles – I’d rather listen to Symbiosis again (well, so much for that plan). Anyway, I’m happy to report that Space Rock is alive... » Read more
(Posted by Jon Davis 2003-02-01)

Heligoland - Heligoland

The remains of Talk Talk, one of the more successful 80s UK pop groups, carry forward this new release from Tim Friese-Greene. Friese-Greene has been noted as a key behind-the-scenes member who...

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(Posted by Jeff Melton 2003-02-01)

Harv - Töst!

For their last album (2000’s Must, reviewed in #22), Harv consisted of fiddlers Magnus Stinnerbom and Daniel Sandén-Warg, occasionally joined by all-star guests on acoustic...

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(Posted by Jon Davis 2003-02-01)

Gryphon - About As Curious As It Can Be

This CD documents two BBC concerts from 1974 and 1975 by the wonderfully eclectic medieval progressive band, Gryphon. The liner notes by guitarist Graeme Taylor tell the tale of a trio of lads in...

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(Posted by David Ashcraft 2003-02-01)

Glass Hammer - Lex Live

For those of us that have been around a few years, Glass Hammer has been a steady reminder as to the state of the progressive rock genre and musicians’ passions to keep the flickering light alive.... » Read more
(Posted by Jeff Melton 2003-02-01)

Frank Pahl & Klimperei - Music for Desserts

Here’s a new twist on contemporary chamber music. Much of this CD sounds as if it were recorded by an ensemble of extremely gifted kindergartners. Composer Frank Pahl plays a wide variety of...

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(Posted by Jon Davis 2003-02-01)

Flying Luttenbachers - Infection & Decline

So imagine the Fripp / Bruford / Wetton lineup of King Crimson getting getting into a big argument, getting really drunk (I know – it never would have happened, but imagine it) and cranking...

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(Posted by Jon Davis 2003-02-01)

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