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Monthly Archives: October 2026
TOM CIURCZAK – Antarctica
October 10, 2026

Tom Ciurczak 2026 When it all goes south, one’s spirit gets to rock and roll away the stone weighing on the soul of man. Although this Los Angeleno may not project an air of a conceptual artist, a common theme … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews
Tagged Americana, Tom Ciurczak
MAD PAINTER Take Their Poetic Vision To An Island
October 9, 2026

As far as modern takes on classic rock go, there are ensembles that embrace the idiom without forays into pastiche while retaining all the panache their heroes from the past deployed, and that’s the way Boston’s own MAD PAINTER have … Continue reading
Posted in News
Tagged Alex Gitlin, Mad Painter
TIM MORSE – The Fourth Crossing
October 8, 2026

Cymbalick Music 2026 Golden era of electronica is revitalized on an array of evocative pieces from a renowned harvester of sonic details. The pursuers of the swath Tim Morse has been cutting for more than twenty years through the tall … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews
Tagged electronic, instrumental, prog rock, Tim Morse
THE ALAN PARSONS PROJECT Reformat “Tales” For The 50th Anniversary
October 7, 2026

It’s never a good thing when a new edition of a classic album expands a previous reissue, and fans who already shelled out for a smattering of extra material have to buy the same stuff and then some, with this … Continue reading
Posted in News
Tagged The Alan Parsons Project
MARK WIRTZ – The 70s Albums: Balloon & Hothouse Smiles
October 6, 2026

Capitol 1973 / Think Like A Key 2026 Pomp, circumstance, romance and satire: one sonic wizard’s double-barreled attempt at turning into an artist in his own right. Quite a few of British producers who rose to fame in the ’60s … Continue reading
Posted in Reissues
Tagged Mark Wirtz, pop-rock


