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Tag Archives: prog rock
REFLECTION CLUB – Still Thick As A Brick
March 22, 2021

Madvedge 2021 Ultimate prog rock opus gets an ultra-tribute – reflected in, or rather refracted through, in über-aficionado’s perspective. There’s been many a homage paid to JETHRO TULL over the years – in the shape of single songs, stylistic figures … Continue reading
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Tagged folk rock, Jethro Tull, prog rock, Reflection Club
GRYPHON – Get Out Of My Father’s Car!
March 21, 2021

Gryphon 2020 With erstwhile tomfoolery taking a twisted turn, English mushrumps shift their shenanigans towards the future. This ensemble never took themselves too seriously – unlike their music which, for all its joviality, has always been delivered with sober virtuosity … Continue reading
ROLAND BÜHLMANN – Dubnos
March 18, 2021

Roland Bühlmann 2020 Painting sonic vistas, Switzerland-bred polymath finds his way to the meaning of life. According to this Swiss musician, his creative approach as an artist with Aspergers requires following certain patterns, yet while lesser mortals’ oeuvre would turn … Continue reading
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Tagged instrumental, prog rock, Roland Bühlmann
SPIRITS BURNING & MICHAEL MOORCOCK – The Hollow Lands
March 16, 2021

Purple Pyramid 2020 Nearing their quarter-century anniversary, international space crew reach the core of a Multiverse without intending to stop. Don Falcone’s project has long crossed the line between collaboration with stellar guests – the kindred specters the band’s name … Continue reading
TIM MORSE – The Archaeology Project
March 13, 2021

Cymbalick Music 2020 Sacramento master of progressive arts takes stock of what he’s done up to now before gearing up for the next adventure. A musician and a scholar, Tim Morse’s reputation is solid, although his output is intermittent, with … Continue reading


