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Megalith Levitation - Acid Doom Rites

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With a name like Megalith Levitation and an album title Acid Doom Rites, you can be easily prepared for a onslaught of sludge rock. Megalith Levitation materialized from the acid vapors of...

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(Posted by Henry Schneider 2020-04-28)

Jack o' the Clock - Witness

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From the beginning, Jack o’ the Clock has been one of the most distinctive sounding American bands going. Their blend of unusual instrumentation — hammer dulcimer, bassoon, trombone,...

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(Posted by Jon Davis 2020-04-27)

MFTJ - MFTJ

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MFTJ is the new instrumental duo of Scott Schorr and Mike Keneally; the later played guitar for Frank Zappa many decades ago and since then spawned an amazing solo career as well as many offshoot...

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(Posted by Peter Thelen 2020-04-26)

Stephen Adams - Sunset inside the Listening Room

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This latest offering from the Harrigan’s Lane Collective in Australia pretty much is what it is, some loose improvisational work by Adams on flute and ocarina, along with Danielle Bentley on...

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(Posted by Peter Thelen 2020-04-26)

Disen Gage - The Screw-Loose Entertainment & Libertage

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Next to Vespero, my favorite Russian band is Disen Gage. To date we have covered their 2016 to 2019 releases. Now I have the opportunity to focus on their formative years (2002 - 2006) by reviewing...

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(Posted by Henry Schneider 2020-04-25)

Todd Rundgren's Utopia - Benefit for Moogy Klingman

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Mark “Moogy” Klingman had a long association with Todd Rundgren, and was one of the founding members of Utopia, appearing on the band’s first studio album and Another...

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(Posted by Jon Davis 2020-04-24)

Succumb to the Succubus!

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(Posted by Jon Davis 2020-04-24)

Talinka - Rainbow over Kolonaki

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When we covered Talinka’s first release a few years back, it was an especially strong debut with a warm jazzy...

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(Posted by Peter Thelen 2020-04-23)

Shindig Festival Goes Lock-Down

Here's what they're saying: It's A Happening Thing! The Shindig! Magazine Lockdown Festival. In our days of no large gatherings of people, maybe it's still possible to have a music festival. Shindig! Magazine is giving it a go with a multi-artist streaming extravaganza on Saturday April 25.

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(Posted by Jon Davis 2020-04-23)
 

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