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Tag Archives: prog rock
PAUL BRETT – Stone Survivor: Anthology
April 14, 2021

Lemon 2021 Gathering no moss, English guitarist extraordinaire rolls his milestone up the hill and lets it loose. To call this artist a national treasure or musician’s musician would be dropping praising too commonplace to properly describe his status. Paul … Continue reading
Posted in Reissues
Tagged Arthur Brown, box set, folk rock, Paul Brett, Paul Brett Sage, Paul Brett's Sage, prog rock, Velvet Opera
SONUS UMBRA – A Sky Full Of Ghosts
April 13, 2021

Sonus Umbra 2020 Approaching their 30th anniversary, art-rockers of worldwide renown venture into celestial realm to find spectral closure. It took this ensemble – split currently between Chicago and Abu Dhabi, which must have influenced their stylistic reach – almost … Continue reading
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Tagged folk rock, prog rock, Sonus Umbra
HATS OFF GENTLEMEN IT’S ADEQUATE – Feeling Great
April 7, 2021

Hats Off Gentlemen 2020 A short reassuring missive from English duo who refuse to bow before lockdown. Having released a full-length record “Nostalgia For Infinity” in the first half of 2020, this little ensemble unwillingly turned it into a prophecy … Continue reading
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Tagged Hats Off Gentlemen It’s Adequate, Malcolm Galloway, prog rock
ETERNAL RETURN – Once Only
April 5, 2021

NewDog 2021 A momentary confluence of instrumental suspense that suggests momentous consequences. There’s a multilayered meaning to the title of this ensemble’s debut: the five musicians behind ER may have gathered for the first time to pool their talents here, … Continue reading
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Tagged ambient, Colin Edwin, Dogon, Eternal Return, fusion, prog rock, Robert Jürjendal


