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Tag Archives: pop
L. SHANKAR – Answers
January 31, 2026

Sri 2025 Unpretentiousness supreme: Indian musician simplifies his approach to melody to muse on existential issues with a lot of shakti and nuance. Recent years proved to be very productive for this artist, and the fusion veteran’s two latest offerings … Continue reading
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Tagged L. Shankar, pop, Shakti, Tony Levin
RED32 – Cryogenic Dreams
December 12, 2025

Transglobal 2025 Expanding the boundaries of prog idiom to freeze time in space, intrepid art-rockers redefine their course on sophomore offering. Sometimes, if a music platter doesn’t immediately grab the listener by the throat only to grow on its audience … Continue reading
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Tagged heavy prog, pop, prog rock, Red32
GILLES SNOWCAT – Don’t Leave Your Mistakes Unattended
November 3, 2025

Gilles Snowcat 2025 Going cinematic, Brussels hedonist adds bursts of color to his film-noir narrative. The world has moved on and took a turn for the worse in the five years that passed since this musician offered himself up for … Continue reading
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Tagged Gilles Snowcat, pop
JEE & BEE – Fifth Element
July 22, 2025

Castle 2025 Carcassonne ensemble turn uninhibited in their desire to dance the day away. Marrying her sitar to his guitar proved to be a joyous experience for Joyeeta Sanyal and Bernard Margarit, so the duo didn’t waste time on resting … Continue reading
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Tagged Jee & Bee, pop, world music
JEE & BEE – Shankari
July 10, 2025

Castle 2024 Raga-rock from France brings on outrageously fantastic drone to drive the dancefloor frantic. Back home in Kolkata, Joyeeta Sanyal was one of a few female sitar players, acclaimed yet not too famous outside of folk-praising circles, so it … Continue reading
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Tagged Jee & Bee, pop, world music


