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Amon Ra - We Never Said Good-bye
This Munich-based group first burst on the scene around 2000, garnering praise for their debut Precarious Balance and securing opening slots for Saga and Jethro Tull. Then while working on...
» Read more(Posted by Paul Hightower 2017-04-30)
Mike Oldhill - Dark Matter
It’s been about five years since Mike Oldhill (who releases his material under his real name Michael Altenberger in his native Germany) released his debut album Eleven Explorers,...
» Read more(Posted by Peter Thelen 2017-04-29)
Glasgow Coma Scale - Enter Oblivion
Two years after their debut EP Apophenia, Glasgow Coma Scale returns with a full album,...
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Camel - Camel
Most used record stores in the late 80s had multiple batches of Camel albums, in fact the record shop owner who introduced me to them gave me Rain Dances first, which even to this day was...
» Read more(Posted by Mike McLatchey 2017-04-27)
Camel - Moonmadness
I played keyboards in a progressive rock band in the 90s, and of course like most larger groups we mixed a lot of influences into the sound and did our best to create something with our stamp on...
» Read more(Posted by Mike McLatchey 2017-04-27)
The Smell of Incense - Why Did I Get So High?
Here we have the second single from The Smell of Incense. While these three songs pay homage to 60s psychedelic music, it doesn’t have the magic of their debut CD
(Posted by Henry Schneider 2017-04-27)
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