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Esagono - Vicolo

Here’s a little Italian gem rescued from obscurity. Esagono apparently only recorded this one album as a group, but members of the band were involved with many other projects, including Arti...

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(Posted by Jon Davis 2004-04-01)

Fra Fra Sound is a Dutch band that's been around since 1980, fusing elements of jazz and world music. Founder/bassist Vincent Henar hails from Surinam in South America, and other members of the band... » Read more
(Posted by Jon Davis 2004-04-01)

Francis Monkman - A Harpsichord Sampler

While Monkman may be known to rock audiences for stints with Curved Air and Sky, like many of the keys players in progressive rock, he has an extensive classical background, having come to public...

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(Posted by Jon Davis 2004-04-01)

Hedningarna - 1989-2003

Readers of this magazine have likely noticed over the last few years the fondness that several on the staff have for artists on the NorthSide label, with Hedningarna consistently getting good...

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(Posted by Jon Davis 2004-04-01)

John Cale - Words for the Dying

I have to admit an orchestral setting for a set of Dylan Thomas poems reminded me of many of the criticisms for many a 70s progressive rock concept album. John Cale's arrangement of this collection of... » Read more
(Posted by Jeff Melton 2004-04-01)

King Crimson - The Power to Believe

The majority of King Crimson tunes since Vrooom consist of the following sections: interlocking guitar parts reminiscent of the Discipline era, done in varying speeds; chunky,... » Read more
(Posted by Jon Davis 2004-04-01)

Kinzokuebisu - Hako-Otoko (Box-Man)

Back in the late 80s bands like Kinzokueisu were everywhere in Japan, playing a heavy symphonic prog with stylistic nods to a few great british bands of the 70s, accented by 80s stadium rock stylings.... » Read more
(Posted by Peter Thelen 2004-04-01)