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New music from Eric Krasno, The Devine King Project and Yoni Mayraz

By Len Davis | Bitches Brew
October 22, 2023
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A mixed selection of new music from Eric Krasno and Stanton Moore with Book of Queens, Japanese band Jizue from Biotop, Spanish guitarist David Munoz and bassist Vincen Garcia and from the UK The Devine King Project. A mini Moonjune festival of Prog with Asaf Sirkis, Dewa Budjana, Stick Men and the Vasil Hadzimanov Band. From Finland guitarist Jere Haakana from his album Varjosto.

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Eric Krasno-Stanton Moore "Nobody's Baby" from Book of Queens (Concord) 00:00
Jizue "Quingdao" from Biotop (Victor Ent) 05:53
David Munoz "Fast Forward Funk" from Gnaposs (Self Produced) 11;44
Yoni Mayraz "Pawnshop" from Dybbuk Tse! (Self Produced) 17:48
The Devine King Project "Wired Telemetry" from The Devine King Project Vol 1 (Self Produced) 23:40
Asaf Sirkis "Kinship" from Solar Flash (Moonjune) 29:31
Dewa Budjana "Blue Mansion" from Naurora (Moonjune) 35:35
Stick Men "Leonardo" from Prog Noir (Moonjune) 41:32
Vasil Hadzimanov Band "Mr Moonjune" from Lines In Sand (Moonjune) 47:33
Jere Haakana "Manwells Search" from Varjosto (Eclipse) 53:30

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