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Tag Archives: prog rock
AQ&F – 2nd Life
August 25, 2023

AQ&F 2023 La Rochelle musician shapes a fresh reality out of shattered reveries to provide a new impetus to forgotten memories. A veteran of a few tribute collectives, Arnaud Quevedo may have accelerated his creative momentum in 2020 to offer … Continue reading
THE CURATOR – Living Space
August 21, 2023

Cromerzone 2023 Moving beyond the confines of personal cosmos, Norfolk’s conjurer of tuneful wonders looks forward to finding peace of mind. There always was something eerie in Alistair Murphy’s music yet, as his 2021 opus suggested, the veteran’s retirement from … Continue reading
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Tagged Alistair Murphy, folk rock, prog rock, The Curator
THE EMERALD DAWN – In Time
August 17, 2023

Worlds End 2023 Searching for the meaning of life, St. Ives collective measure its flow through the tuneful grandeur of their philosophical fantasies. For some artists, letting creative pieces run for an epic length is a way of stating their … Continue reading
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Tagged prog rock, The Emerald Dawn
RED32 – Red32
August 9, 2023

Melodic Revolution 2023 Playing a dangerous game, American progressive rock quartet stop moral corruption from spreading its wings with the power of a tune. If one needed an example of how a change in parts can transform the whole, this … Continue reading
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Tagged prog rock, Red32, Robeone, Tony Romero
PATRICK BROGUIÈRE – A Secret World
August 5, 2023

Gimmick Productions 2023 Drifting out of obscurity, French artist welcomes those who remember his voyages to plein-air to a trip into natural wonders. Between 1995 and 2000, this Parisian composer sculpted a stunning display of exquisite sonic paintings – the … Continue reading
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Tagged art rock, Patrick Broguière, prog rock


