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Tag Archives: prog rock
PAUL BRETT SAGE – The Devil’s Whisper
January 30, 2019

Viral Discs 2018 Wisdom-spreading British axeman takes a trip to the crossroads in search of temptation and reports from the edge of desire. Once in a while since SAGE’s return with in 2014, after a four-decade hiatus, Paul Brett is … Continue reading
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Tagged folk rock, Mel Collins, Paul Brett, prog rock, Sage
41POINT9 – Mr. Astute Trousers
January 26, 2019

The Highlander Company 2018 Lambasting reality, American art-metallurgists deliver uneven symphony of a pocket kind. Although this album’s title and artwork suggest humorous take on life, what the two Californians behind it offer on their sophomore record – separated from … Continue reading
OVERHEAD – Haydenspark
January 24, 2019

Overhead 2018 Scandinavian proggers revise their sound to embrace new coldness of the world. This band weren’t in a hurry to serve up album after album after their official , and it took the Finns six years and a line-up … Continue reading
LAPIS LAZULI – Brain
January 22, 2019

Lapis Lazuli 2018 Perilously exciting journey into collective mind of synesthesia-living quartet from the heart of English quirkiness. A Canterbury-scene band from Canterbury itself: this may sound illogical, yet illogic is the gist of the local genre – a reasoning … Continue reading
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Tagged Canterbury scene, instrumental, Lapis Lazuli, prog rock
JODI – Pop Espontáneo
January 19, 2019

Out-Sider 2018 Uncharted history of obscure Paraguayan collective unearthed to create context for their cult classic. For years, has been cherished by aficionados as the only offering from the Wenger brothers, who studied under Stockhausen yet applied his method to … Continue reading
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Tagged Jodi, prog rock, psychedelia


