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Category Archives: Reissues
DR. STRANGELY STRANGE – Heavy Petting
September 17, 2026

Vertigo 1970 / Think Like A Key 2026 Éire legends change their charge and add riffs to the fire, with a teenage guitar hero of the future checking in. Remembered today for all the not-wrong-yet-tangential reasons – the Roger Dean … Continue reading
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Tagged Dr. Strangely Strange, folk rock, Gary Moore
PATTO – Hold Your Fire
September 8, 2026

Think Like A Key 2026 Harnessing their escapism, English pursuers of fusion pleasures up their ante, tone down their antics and cast their eyes across the ocean. Album titles rarely are as on-the-money as “Hold Your Fire” – if only … Continue reading
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Tagged jazz rock, Ollie Halsall, Patto
SKOOSHNY – The Recordings 1971-1981
August 28, 2026

Think Like A Key Music 2026 Too ’60s for the ’70s: Los Angeles ensemble’s legend-setting years outlined in their entirety. Formed in Chicago and taken west yet paradoxically sharing southern DNA with BIG STAR, whom connoisseurs compared them to, SKOOSHNY … Continue reading
McLUHAN – Anomaly
August 20, 2026

Brunswick 1972 / Think Like A Key 2026 When the medium is the message, tedium can’t be part of collective consciousness, as proven by one-off opus from an obscure Chicago band – a highly accessible and highly wired, if weird, … Continue reading
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Tagged avant-garde, McLuhan, prog rock, psychedelia
FERNANDO PERDOMO – Voyeurs: 10th Anniversary Edition
July 5, 2026

Fernando Perdomo 2016 / 2026 Exposing the creative processes many prefer to keep concealed, American tunesmith mines the hidden depths of his own psyche. There’s a sense of losing himself – not in terms of total abandon, which is always … Continue reading
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Tagged Fernando Perdomo, pop-rock


