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Category Archives: Reviews
IFSOUNDS – MMXX
November 27, 2023

Melodic Revolution 2023 Celebrating their 30th anniversary, Molise ensemble serve up a blistering, if enchanting, comment on recent global griefs. A lot of water went under the proverbial bridge since this Italian collective delivered which seemed to indeed reset their … Continue reading
ERIK DAHL ENSEMBLE – Everyone’s Too Sad For Everything
November 25, 2023

Svalka 2023 Scandinavian masters of minimalistic storms delve into the strange sadness of the pandemic period. Aside from its celebrated pop music, Sweden left an indelible mark on the global music through death metal, so there’s no surprise in the … Continue reading
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Tagged avant-garde, Erik Dahl, Erik Dahl Ensemble, instrumental, post rock
JJ CHARDEAU – Ombres And Lumières
November 23, 2023

L 2023 From Gallia and across the mainland, globe-trotting artist focuses on western fronts. Subtitled “In Terra Cognita 2 – Europa 1: Occidentals” and picking up where of the “Magical Musical Man” rock opera left off, this part of Jean-Jacques … Continue reading
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Tagged Dave Gregory, Doane Perry, Jerry Goodman, JJ Chardeau, John Helliwell, Mark Andes, Pat Mastelotto, prog rock
EVERPRESENT – Seduce Me
November 22, 2023

Everpresent 2023 Conjuring up their erstwhile magic, two forward-thinkers cast a loving glance behind their collective shoulder. Two decades ago, when this project dealt in experimental , its mastermind and frontman Matthew Cahoon, who excelled in accompanying clever synthpop from … Continue reading
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Tagged Echo Us, Everpresent, pop
FOGHAT – Sonic Mojo
November 21, 2023

Foghat 2023 Five decades of taking care of sound business bring a new shine to rock ‘n’ roll outlaws’ battle-scarred talisman. One may wonder why this ensemble would bother to issue a fresh album after the longest, not counting the … Continue reading
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Tagged blues, Bryan Bassett, country rock, Foghat, Kim Simmonds, Roger Earl, Scott Holt