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Tag Archives: prog rock
STEPHAN THELEN – Fractal Guitar 2 Remixes
February 27, 2022

MoonJune 2021 Tuning into never-ending patterns, Zürich auteur gives a spin to the mirror-mirror vibe. When Stephan Thelen introduced to the world, the album felt nothing short of sensational – being both outstanding and thrilling – and not only because … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews
Tagged Bill Laswell, guitar, instrumental, Jah Wobble, Michael Manring, prog rock, Stephan Thelen
AMBIGRAM – Ambigram
February 26, 2022

Ma.Ra.Cash 2021 Inspired and endorsed by , Italian ensemble serve up a concept album to launch a heavy prog entity into the world. Ambigrams became all the rage upon the release of Dan Brown’s “Angels & Demons” – around the … Continue reading
MARKUS REUTER – Truce 2
February 12, 2022

MoonJune 2022 Donning a full-metal jacket, Berlin’s own revolutionary releases pandemic-induced frustration to cleanse ether and soldier on. There must be nothing surprising about Markus Reuter laying down heavy vignettes in a trio – after all, the German maestro’s a … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews
Tagged Asaf Sirkis, heavy prog, instrumental, Markus Reuter, prog rock
OMEGA – Omega & III
February 8, 2022

Bacillus 1973-1974 / MiG Music 2022 The Eastern Bloc’s greatest progressive rock export extrapolate their past successes on home turf to set up international future. With one of their songs covered by many international acts, including SCORPIONS, and their opening … Continue reading
ROBERT FRIPP – Music For Quiet Moments
February 7, 2022

DGM 2021 Art-rock avatar morphs into a demiurge of daydreams and urges his flock to walk away from red nightmares and anxiety. For all his existential philosophy and deadpan concert disposition, it’s not too difficult to imagine that Robert Fripp’s … Continue reading
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Tagged guitar, instrumental, prog rock, Robert Fripp


