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Tag Archives: prog rock
VARIOUS ARTISTS – Yesterday & Today: A 50th Anniversary Tribute to Yes
January 13, 2019

RecPlay 2018 Shaping their heart through their working hands, the Sonic Elements collective pay homage to prog godfathers. Presumably a product of “Cruise To The Edge” where most of its participants sailed to the YES realm, this tribute – masterminded … Continue reading
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Tagged covers album, Curved Air, Dave Bainbridge, Dave Kerzner, Fernando Perdomo, Geoff Downes, Jon Davison, Marco Minnemann, Nick D'Virgilio, prog rock, Robert Berry, Steve Hackett, Tony Kaye, tribute, Yes
MICHAEL MORRIS – Slow Loris
December 24, 2018

Michael Morris 2018 Searching for a new dimension, New Zealand polymath creates a niche world of his own and pushes its boundaries beyond event horizon. Born in London, raised in the land of kiwi and based in Paris: Michael Morris’ … Continue reading
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Tagged Michael Morris, prog rock, psychedelia
THE GARDENING CLUB – The Riddle
December 11, 2018

Martin Springett 2018 Harvesting fruits of his illustrious past, Canadian artist serves up a long-overdue sequel to an almost apocryphal album. It took Martin Springett three and a half decades to return to the mindscape he came into for – … Continue reading
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Tagged folk rock, Martin Springett, prog rock, The Gardening Club
SUNRISE AURANAUT – Inserter
December 7, 2018

Rock Company 2018 Russian progressive collective of two get possessed with assertive impetus to up their game and soar. Challenge: this is what it’s all about. Without so much as quantum leap, “Inserter” doesn’t picks up where its predecessor left … Continue reading
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Tagged instrumental, prog rock, Sunrise Auranaut
DAMANEK – In Flight
November 27, 2018

Giant Electric Pea 2018 Over the mountains and far away: universal collective of art-rock practitioners break the ties that bind and take wing. Here’s an ensemble whose members don’t care about belonging to prog domain, and here’s an album which … Continue reading
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Tagged Damanek, Guy Manning, prog rock, Sean Timms


