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The Reptile Palace Orchestra - Iguana Iguana

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With the same globe-hopping disregard for genre exhibited by labelmates Boiled in Lead, Reptile Palace Orchestra...

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(Posted by Jon Davis 1999-11-01)

The Dark Aether Project - Feed the Silence

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Featuring an inviting Canterbury-meets-80s-Crimson sound, The Dark Aether Project has produced a competent if unspectacular second outing. Both the 8-string Warr Guitar (the kind brought into the...

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(Posted by Steve Robey 1999-11-01)

The Dark Aether Project - Feed the Silence

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The Dark Aether Project is a collective group of musicians led by Warr guitarist Adam Levin. They are representative of modern American groups like Djam Karet, who approach their rock...

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(Posted by Mike McLatchey 1999-11-01)

The Dark Aether Project - Feed the Silence

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The second release by this Maryland-based quartet is a major leap forward from their debut; first of all, they now live up to the ‘dark’ in their name — most of this stuff is...

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(Posted by Peter Thelen 1999-11-01)

Terra Firma - Earthbound

Cover art Climbing out the morass of thrash bands and Pearl Jam clones ascends a new Seattle area group with its feet rooted in Terra Firma and its head in the cosmos. Forget your preconceived notions of space...  » Read more
(Posted by Henry Schneider 1999-11-01)

Sylvan - Deliverance

Cover art Here's a well-recorded album by an obviously polished German group filled with interesting ideas. I'm sorry to say that those ideas don't always work, such as "A Fairytale Ending," but I appreciate...  » Read more
(Posted by Willow Polson 1999-11-01)

Strawbs - Ghosts

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At long last, the Strawbs catalog is given proper treatment by the band’s first label, A&M, as one of five albums getting a much needed overhaul, Ghosts was the seventh album...

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(Posted by Jeff Melton 1999-11-01)

Steve Hackett - Darktown

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Who is Steve Hackett? To a progger his name is legend, but what is extraordinary is that for nearly 22 years he has put out a body of work that has rivaled or surpassed his peers. While Genesis has...

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(Posted by Dane Carlson 1999-11-01)

Steve Hackett - Darktown

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Come on, let’s get funky and rip this joint! That appears to be Steve Hackett’s updated credo on his new album of vocal-based songs in five years. Far gone are the obvious links to the...

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(Posted by Jeff Melton 1999-11-01)

St. Mikael - Visions of the Unknown

Cover art Amateur psych, like the two reissued titles here by Swedish musician St Mikael, is not flattered by the CD medium. The effect-lavished, drivel-through-a-tunnel sound that these types of garage...  » Read more
(Posted by Mike McLatchey 1999-11-01)

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