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Start | Artist | Song | Time | Album | Year |
Meat Cafe Vol. 3 | |||||
0:02:29 | Meat Cafe Vol. 3 | The Glistening Spear | 2:58 | 12 Moons of Averak | 2024 |
Magick Brother & Mystic Sister | |||||
0:06:02 | Magick Brother & Mystic Sister | The HIgh Priestess | 3:37 | Tarot part 1 | 2024 |
Project Gemini | |||||
0:10:23 | Project Gemini | Colours & Light | 4:16 | Colours & Light | 2024 |
Midas Fall | |||||
0:15:12 | Midas Fall | Cold Waves Divide Us | 5:50 | Cold Waves Divide Us | 2024 |
Roz Vitalis | |||||
0:21:29 | Roz Vitalis | Passing Winter (Piano Solo) | 4:25 | Semi-acoustic at Kuryokhin Center | 2024 |
Caroline Lavelle | |||||
0:26:25 | Caroline Lavelle | The Raven | 5:15 | The Raven | 2024 |
Glass Beam | |||||
0:32:22 | Glass Beams | Black Sand | 4:38 | Mahal EP | 2024 |
Michael Trew | |||||
0:37:30 | Michael Trew | Never Going to Touch the Ground | 3:17 | Never Going to Touch the Ground b/w Free Ride | 2024 |
Roehind | |||||
0:41:24 | Roehind | Amhrán Na Farraige | 3:49 | Buile | 2024 |
David Ian Roberts | |||||
0:45:48 | David Ian Roberts | Kaleidoscope Rising in 3D | 6:29 | David Ian Roberts | 2024 |
Ekaterina Shelehova | |||||
0:52:52 | Ekaterina Shelehova | Jenny of Oldstones | 3:20 | Jenny of Oldstones | 2024 |
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Avarak is a planet which Is near death, and most of it’s inhabitants have gone to live on it’s 12 moons. The civilizations of each have developed different aspects, depending on the planet’s natural qualities. Ron Marquiss composed the story, music and lyrics. Ron plays all instruments, joined by Bill Ray (drums) throughout, and Troll Hart (vocals), Suzi James (lead guitar) and Tim Wenzel (piano) on the title track The music moves deftly from progressive instrumentals into very quirky territory.
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Here, the phantastic psych/dream/folk/space duo from Barcelona returns with a partial deck of Major Arcana Tarot cards for their inspiration.They follow the spiritual journey represented in the divination cards from 0 (The Fool) through 10 (The Wheel of Fortune). Effected vocals, piano, synths, organ, mellotron, guitars, bass, flute and drums sound like a typical lineup, but how they lay the cards on the table musically is what sets them apart from similar artists.
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Spacey, soundtracky (is that a word?) lysergia from London’s Paul Osborne, that veers off into acid folk, and even gets funky at times. He is joined by a myriad of collaborators, the usual suspects (guitars, bass, percussion), with keyboards, synths, flute, and some female vocals. Lost in the Woods is so good, they did two versions of it, but the title track is more representative of the varied foray you’ll have to trip out on hereMidas Fall “Cold Waves Divide Us” Scottish duo expertly blends atmospheric post-rock, with dark electronica. All three band members play synthesizers and drums on this, Elizabeth Heaton brings vocals, guitars, strings, and piano; Rowan Burn plays guitars, and piano; with Michael Hamilton suppling bass. The result is surreal and haunting, with reverb aplenty, and lyrically pensive enough to satisfy the most mournful amongst us. Favourite Track: Cold Waves Divide Us (5:53)
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Live recording of this fine stalwart of the Moscow progressive scene, this time appearing as a quintet. Instrumentation is founder and creative force Ivan Rozmainsky on upright piano & synths, accompanied by acoustic guitar, bass, clarinet, and percussion. I am particularly in love with the piano solos here.
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Alumna of Loreena McKennitt’s band, and member of Secret Sky, Caroline Lavelle released this beautiful solo album last year.This is a bit more “modern” than either of those projects, yet retains the depth and artistry of them. Caoline’s sultry vocals and cello are here, of course, and she also plays other strings and keyboards. Other instrumentation is drums, bass, guitar, piano, and saxophone.
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