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Ovrfwrd - Blurring the Lines... a Democracy Manifest
Instrumental prog group Ovrfwrd released their fourth album — third studio album — Blurring the Lines in the summer of 2018, but I did not receive a copy to review until a few...
» Read more(Posted by Henry Schneider 2020-04-22)
Ovrfwrd - Blurring the Lines... a Democracy Manifest
Since their first album in 2013, Ovrfwrd has been honing their craft, taking their time and producing quality music. With their third studio album, they’ve arrived at a sophisticated...
» Read more(Posted by Jon Davis 2020-04-22)
Simone Beneventi - Wooden Songs
I have a healthy dislike for genre labels — so much of the music I like defies categorization, and the labels typically assigned to music often seem so arbitrary. When I use genre labels to...
» Read more(Posted by Jon Davis 2020-04-21)
Doctor Nerve - Loud
Loud indeed, but tasty and inventive as well I might add. Doctor Nerve is a musical monster like no other, and even though it’s been around ten years since their last release, they have only...
» Read more(Posted by Peter Thelen 2020-04-20)
Solstorm - II
The doom-stoner-sludge metal band Solstorm from Bergen, Norway is back with their second album eight years after their 2011 debut self-titled album. Today the band line up is Bjørn...
» Read more(Posted by Henry Schneider 2020-04-19)
Radare - Der Endless Dream
A significant portion of the albums that come my way consist of instrumental music, be it post-rock, jazz, progressive rock, electronic, or some combination of those, like Radare, which features...
» Read more(Posted by Jon Davis 2020-04-18)
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