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Tag Archives: prog rock
GONG – Rejoice! I’m Dead!
February 7, 2017

Madfish 2016 Sharp and focused, legendary collective who lost their leader reimagine themselves to carry on and enjoy the journey. Chaotic element has always been part of this band’s method – deliberately so – but, knowing the end was nigh, … Continue reading
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Tagged Daevid Allen, Dave Sturt, Gong, Ian East, Kavus Torabi, prog rock, Steve Hillage
CURE FOR GRAVITY – Cure For Gravity
January 16, 2017

Cure For Gravity 2016 Aloof, if alluring, defiance of physical laws from Californian trio who are set to heal the world. If falling down is an disease, someone had to come up with a medicine for it, but while obvious … Continue reading
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Tagged Cure For Gravity, post rock, prog rock
LEON ALVARADO – The Future Left Behind
December 22, 2016

Melodic Revolution 2016 Beyond event horizon, American multi-instrumentalist casts a glance at dark ages of another era, with YES associates checking in. There’s a curious contradiction at play in this album’s attempt to harmoniously harness the possibilities of what lies … Continue reading
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Tagged Billy Sherwood, Leon Alvarado, prog rock, Rick Wakeman
GADI CAPLAN – Morning Sun
December 6, 2016

Musea 2016 Brooklyn auteur makes a turn to take a step up on a journey to the gates of dawn. Not one to dwell on a stylistic notion, Gadi Caplan could see a variety of routes to venture from 2014’s … Continue reading
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Tagged fusion, Gadi Caplan, prog rock
VAN DER GRAAF GENERATOR – Do Not Disturb
November 29, 2016

Esoteric Antenna 2016 From keeping the lighthouse to observing lights in the tunnel, British prog legends move closer to final peace of mind. Face the darkness to see your own reflection: the cover of VDGG’s thirteenth album is the first … Continue reading
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Tagged Guy Evans, Hugh Banton, Peter Hammill, prog rock, Van Der Graaf Generator


