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Tag Archives: jazz rock
SOFT MACHINE LEGACY – Burden Of Proof
May 15, 2013

Esoteric Antenna / Moonjune 2013 Free and easy journey to the other side and back, with no memento but a lot of momentum. For all their crooked history, when was the last time that this legendary band rocked? Here, they … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews
Tagged Canterbury scene, jazz rock, John Etheridge, John Marshall, prog rock, Roy Babbington, Soft Machine, Theo Travis
THE KEITH TIPPETT GROUP – Dedicated To You, But You Weren’t Listening
May 11, 2013

Vertigo 1971 / Esoteric 2013 The full-form crystallization of British jazz-rock, where hyphen is a bridge and fusion an undesirable mirage. If there’s a fault line on both this ensemble’s and second album but, while “You Are Here… I Am … Continue reading
Posted in Reissues
Tagged Elton Dean, jazz rock, Keith Tippett, The Keith Tippett Group
MAGMA Open New Epok
May 7, 2013
French band MAGMA have always been about escapism. Formed back in 1969, the collective led by drummer Christian Vander, related the stories of humans living on planet Kobaïa and sang in their own language. And it’s in live environment, sans studio trickery, … Continue reading
DOUbT – Mercy, Pity, Peace & Love
May 5, 2013

MoonJune 2012 International power trio grow up to swing rock-solid and supply wild. If this band’s debut, , packed more threat in its title rather than the music, their second offering, recorded more than a year before its release is … Continue reading
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Tagged Alex Maguire, DouBt, fusion, jazz rock, Michel Deville, prog rock
DEWA BUDJANA – Dawai In Paradise
April 30, 2013

MoonJune 2013 Out of Bali into the world-wide expanse: six-string meister makes international statement. Famous in his native Indonesia, it’s about time that Dewa Budjana’s immense talents get a global recognition, an aim that this, his fifth solo endeavor targets … Continue reading
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Tagged Dewa Budjana, fusion, jazz rock


