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Tag Archives: Colin Edwin
BURNT BELIEF – Mutual Isolation
November 8, 2021

Alchemy 2021 Post-rock transfer of imaginary reality to the here and now turns into breathtaking emotional landscape. There was no sense of closure when arrived in 2016 as a final chapter of a project that Jon Durant and Colin Edwin … Continue reading
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Tagged ambient, Burnt Belief, Colin Edwin, instrumental, Jon Durant, post rock, prog rock
ETERNAL RETURN – Once Only
April 5, 2021

NewDog 2021 A momentary confluence of instrumental suspense that suggests momentous consequences. There’s a multilayered meaning to the title of this ensemble’s debut: the five musicians behind ER may have gathered for the first time to pool their talents here, … Continue reading
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Tagged ambient, Colin Edwin, Dogon, Eternal Return, fusion, prog rock, Robert Jürjendal
JON DURANT & ROBERT JÜRJENDAL – Across The Evening
October 14, 2020

Alchemy 2020 Between Boston and Riisipere, two kindred spirits and their coterie embark on a penumbral trip with a one-way ticket stuck to guitar cases. American Jon Durant and Estonian Robert Jürjendal have been admiring each other’s oeuvre for quite … Continue reading
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Tagged ambient, Colin Edwin, instrumental, Jon Durant, prog rock, Robert Jürjendal
O.R.k. – Ramagehead
April 3, 2019

Kscope 2019 Art-rock über-ensemble seek for serenity in temporal squall yet fail to find a pot of gold. “Ramagehead” is where imagination can run rampant, picturing a tree crown with individual branches entwined to form a rounded figure and to … Continue reading
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Tagged Colin Edwin, O.R.k., Pat Mastelotto, prog rock, Serj Tankian
HOIA – Scavenger
March 20, 2019

Hoia 2019 Young guitar-slinger from Mumbai makes an impressive foray into progressive territory. Mostly known for the death-grind adventures of GUTSLIT and playing in a few more metal outfits, Prateek Rajagopal has finally refined his multi-instrumental solo method – within … Continue reading
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Tagged Colin Edwin, heavy prog, Hoia, industrial, Prateek Rajagopal