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GAYLE ELLETT & THE ELECTROMAGS – The Painted River Of Light
March 8, 2025

Peacock Sunrise 2025 Topanga’s instrumental triangle turns quilted tapestries into multicolored landscapes on album number three. One may attribute Gayle Ellett’s reluctance to rely on his DJAM KARET credentials when THE ELECTROMAGS’ first two records appeared on the shelves to … Continue reading
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Tagged fusion, Gayle Ellett, Gayle Ellett & The Electromags, instrumental, prog rock
SPIRITS BURNING – Live At Kozfest
March 4, 2025

Deko 2024 International crew of intrepid space-rock explorers venture off beyond a concept to meet their down-to-earth followers. Ostensibly a studio-bound outfit, this ensemble’s ranks might include many a guest, most remarkably members of HAWKWIND and BLUE ÖYSTER CULT, yet … Continue reading
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Tagged Bridget Wishart, Don Falcone, live, prog rock, Spirits Burning
WALTER HOLLAND – The Sketchbook Of Max Ernst
March 2, 2025

Walter Holland 2024 Drenched in synesthesia, six translations of arresting images into sonic pictures from American master of instrumental sentiment. Once upon a time, in 1990, this musician took part in the various-artists endeavor titled “Dali: The Endless Enigma” that … Continue reading
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Tagged ambient, electronic, prog rock, Walter Holland
LIFE ON MARS – Clouds Colliding With Clouds
February 26, 2025

Deko 2024 One decade into their joint existence, American spaced-oriented duo go down to earth without losing sight of melodic microcosm. To an extent, 2023’s seemed to signify Earl Kayoss and ‘s attempt to take stock of what their collaboration … Continue reading
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Tagged Earl Kayoss, Fernando Perdomo, Life On Mars, prog rock
ANCHOR AND BURDEN – Afterglow
February 24, 2025

Iapetus 2024 Like the dust that settles all around, Berlin ensemble’s mini-album brings together alchemical elements of their rhyme and reason. It’s easy to assume the half-hour offering, appearing hot on the heels of the incendiary that slightly reformatted this … Continue reading
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Tagged Alexander Paul Dowerk, Anchor And Burden, Asaf Sirkis, fusion, instrumental, Markus Reuter, prog rock