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Tag Archives: prog rock
Todd Rundgren’s UTOPIA – Live At Chicago Theatre
August 14, 2019

Purple Pyramid 2019 Unexpected comeback of most underrated art-rock collective lives up to forgotten glory of their halcyon days. Here’s a band never destined to appear again – the Utopians’ attempts of turning the hands of time, made in and … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews, Video Reviews
Tagged Kasim Sulton, live, prog rock, Todd Rundgren, Utopia
PAUL K – The Fermi Paradox
July 30, 2019

BasilicaMusic 2019 Don’t you ever wonder where everybody is? British maven of minimal ambience might have the answer to the secret of universal loneliness. For reasons unknown to man, Paul Kirkpatrick doesn’t mention the “Soul Connection” suite from 2007 on … Continue reading
KINETIC ELEMENT – The Face Of Life
July 24, 2019

Melodic Revolution 2019 Tuneful treatise on the vagaries of reality and the ways to strike a chord with it. Subtitled “A Symphony In E Major” – albeit not following a classical structure while retaining an epic scope – this album … Continue reading
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Tagged Kinetic Element, prog rock
DARWIN – Origin Of Species
June 1, 2019

DarWin 2019 Topical, if sci-fi-slanted, album that will take progressive idiom to the orbit of a new planet while anchoring it to earth via virtuoso delivery – or deliverance. Our world is in dire need of a hero: wallowing in … Continue reading
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Tagged DarWin, Greg Howe, prog rock, Simon Phillips
IZZ – Don’t Panic
May 24, 2019

Doone 2019 The calm and the storm: in celebration of innocence, New York sextet’s search for solace results in songs of experience. It’s been a long run for IZZ and they must be lauded for perseverance – the process paying … Continue reading
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Tagged Izz, Laura Meade, prog rock


