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Tag Archives: prog rock
OSADA VIDA – Particles
August 26, 2013

MetalMind 2013 Kaleidoscopic jibe at the prog purist nerve makes for a masterstroke. If this Polish band’s previous effort, 2009’s offered a bed-ridden, albeit non-static, pleasure leading to conclusion that their dreams are well worth pursuing, it’s follow-up brazenly refuses … Continue reading
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Tagged Osada Vida, Polish rock, prog rock
GINHOUSE – Ginhouse
August 20, 2013

B&C 1971 / Esoteric 2013 The Tyneside trio’s cult classic makes it to the buzzing frontline with energy intact. Heavy prog, for all its dexterity, has always been a sensitive area – just ask STEAMHAMMER or QUATERMASS to get an … Continue reading
COPERNICUS – Worthless!
August 19, 2013

Nevermore 2013 From subatomic to subconscious, the rhapsode of chaos shoots for instant karma. Popa Chubby chimes in. There’s a strange pull in Joseph Smalkowski’s philosophy of nonexistence that can be summarized with a black hole magnetism, a recurrent image … Continue reading
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Tagged avant-garde, blues, Copernicus, Popa Chubby, prog rock
THE CURATOR – Inside The Whale And Other Songs
August 15, 2013

Cromerzone 2013 An exquisite flight of nocturnal fantasy by a man who lives and breathes art to build his own edifice on respectable relics. There’s no braggadocio in Alistair Murphy’s pseudonym: in real life he’s a Norfolk museum curator but, … Continue reading
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Tagged Alistair Murphy, prog rock, Steve Bingham, The Curator


