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Tag Archives: prog rock
MILE MARKER ZERO – Coming Of Age
November 28, 2024

Mile Marker Zero 2024 To connect to the spirit of maturity, Connecticut neo-prog collective curate miniature miracles which showcase the growth of togetherness. With just three studio albums issued in almost two decades since it all started, this ensemble know … Continue reading
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Tagged Mile Marker Zero, prog rock
ROBEONE – Optimistica
November 13, 2024

Robeone 2024 Always look on the bright side of life: veteran of ebony-and-ivory extravaganzas embraces bright perspectives. Never averse to mysterious aspects of a tune, Robert Schindler has been accessing, and assessing, the variety of moods keyboards are able to … Continue reading
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Tagged fusion, instrumental, prog rock, Robeone
PATRICK BROGUIÈRE – Destinations
November 7, 2024

Gimmick Productions 2024 Gallic adventurer finds literary vectors and proper voices to define a fresh plane of existence for his melodic exploits. With sense of place imbuing all of Patrick Broguière’s albums, a simple logic might dictate that “Destinations” should … Continue reading
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Tagged Patrick Broguière, prog rock
THE FOXHOLES – Flora i Fauna
November 5, 2024

The Foxholes 2024 Back with air in vocal cords, Catalonian trio reach the ten-album mark with their dynamic mysteries still intact. Every experiment must be contained, and this ensemble seem to know the failsafe rule well enough to follow the … Continue reading
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Tagged hard rock, prog rock, The Foxholes
ANCHOR AND BURDEN – Extinction Level
October 30, 2024

MoonJune 2024 Sturm und Drang from the former place of great divide where the future lies in wait for event horizon to clear. Separately, Markus Reuter and Alexander Dowerk are two of the sweetest people you’ll ever meet, but arm … Continue reading
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Tagged Alexander Paul Dowerk, Anchor And Burden, Asaf Sirkis, fusion, instrumental, Markus Reuter, prog rock


