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Here is a new release that I have been eagerly awaiting, the new Fruits de Mer self-titled double 7-inch by The Hobbit House Collective, available in either red or silver swirl vinyl. The Hobbit...
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With Crossings, guitarists Jon Durant and Stephan Thelen give us 65 minutes of mostly gentle music that fits in the stream both have been plying lately: atmospheric backgrounds with...
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This is Dubois’ first appearance on record as a composer and guitarist, with nine moody jazz pieces occasionally straying into near-rock territory, capably executed by his quartet, featuring...
» Read moreFormed in Mexico City in 1980, Iconoclasta is one of Mexico’s longest running progressive rock bands. Formed by primary songwriter and multi-instrumentalist (and de-facto bandleader) Ricardo...
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Norwegian guitarist and singer Kjell B. Larsen was a member of Ruphus and their primary song composer in the 70s. In the 80s he released his first solo album, Larsen, and he has remained...
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On their second album, Kryptograf’s sound expands with influences further afield than the Black Sabbath heavy rock we heard on
The world has lost one of its true musical innovators. German electronic pioneer Klaus Schulze has died at the age of 74. It would be difficult, if not impossible, to overstate the importance his work has had on the course of music since he started working in the late 60s. He was an early member of Tangerine Dream, and also involved with such groups as Ash Ra Tempel, The Cosmic Jokers, and Stomu Yamashta’s Go, though he is best known for his extensive solo catalog. He died on 26 April, 2022 after a long illness.
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