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Category Archives: Reviews
JANE GETTER PREMONITION – Transmogrify
October 4, 2026

7D Media 2026 Changes can be strange and unnerving, yet intrepid New Yorker and her coterie ready to embrace perpetual challenges It may be a requirement for this musician’s chosen genre, prog rock, to ensure a forward motion, but while … Continue reading
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Tagged Adam Holzman, Alex Skolnick, Jane Getter, Jane Getter Premonition, prog rock
BRAND X – Theory Of Nothing
September 30, 2026

MoonJune 2026 Righting the wrongs of the past, blistering performances from the States find jazz-proggers at the top of their game. Ardently revered yet criminally underrated, BRAND X arrived on the fusion scene a little later than RETURN TO FOREVER, … Continue reading
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Tagged Brand X, fusion, John Goodsall, Morris Pert, Percy Jones, prog rock, Robin Lumley
FRAN ASHCROFT – Things To Make Do With
September 28, 2026

Fran Ashcroft 2026 Devil in the details and the details are divine: British producer takes his understated melodies to dark altars. Fifty years before Fran Ashcroft crafted his third solo offering, a certain English ensemble released a record titled “Presence” … Continue reading
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Tagged Fran Ashcroft, psychedelia
FERNANDO PERDOMO – Cloud 9
September 26, 2026

Fernando Perdomo 2026 Taking to the stage in search of heavenly bliss, tireless explorer of the skies seizes the day and finds peace of mind. One may safely assume that planned this chapter of his celestial series even before “Clouds” … Continue reading
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Tagged Fernando Perdomo, fusion, instrumental, prog rock


