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Brainticket: Past Present & Future
by Glenn Astarita
In 2015, Cleopatra Records reissued fabled experimental Krautrock band, Brainticket's 1973 album, Celestial Ocean. However, keyboardist and flutist Joel Vandroogenbroeck has abided by a slow pace when releasing subsequent material for mass consumption. Known as a risqué unit that mirrored some of the avant musings evidenced by fellow 70s ensembles, Can and Amon Duul, the musicians ...
When We Changed You
By XNA
Label: Cleopatra Records
Released: 2014
Track listing: At Childhood’s Beginning; When We Changed You; Banner of the Whyte
Boar; The Flying Dutchman; The Vale of Avalon; Annapurna; At
Childhood’s End
XNA: When We Changed You
by Glenn Astarita
The handsome packaging is a bounded cardboard book with artwork, photos and lyrics to instill or perhaps reinforce that this newly formed neo-progressive rock band, cherishes the artistically minded era of the olden days of yore. It's not a shabbily produced set by any stretch. With a few understated quotes and inferences to vintage Genesis and ...
Ponder The Mystery
Label: Cleopatra Records
Released: 2013
Track listing: Red Shift; Where It's Gone...I Don't Know; Manhun; Ponder the Mystery; So Am I; Change; Sunset; Twilight; Rhythm of the Night; Imagine Things; Do You See?; Deep Down; I'm Alright, I Think; Where Does Time Go?; Alive
Griffons At The Gates Of Heaven
Label: Cleopatra Records
Released: 2013
Track listing: Forward; Mirrorball; Dark Daisies; Rose; Spaceship Ride; Man or Moon;
Magnets; Blood in the Water; Whatever We Spend; Minute x Minute; Animal
Battle; Cautionary Tale.
William Shatner: Ponder The Mystery
by Glenn Astarita
Fundamentally, the notion of actor William Shatner reciting his poetic verse atop progressive rock compositions--performed by many of this genre's elite--including solo spots by Rick Wakeman (keyboards), Steve Vai (guitar), and Edgar Froese (guitar) may seem like an anomalous concoction. It doesn't end there. Jazz-fusion icon Al Di Meola (guitar) amid county music and rock stars ...
Sons Of Hippies: Griffons At The Gates Of Heaven
by Glenn Astarita
This trio merges remembrances of black-light rooms, bong pipes, and cries for peace with a modern psychedelic vibe, leaning heavily toward Indie-rock as a catalyst for its overall game-plan. They craft a massive but fluid sound via crunching chord developments, weighty backbeats and Kathleen Kelley's willowy vocal delivery, tinted with beatific overtones. Indeed, it's a transcendental ...
Billy Cobham: Compass Point
by Glenn Astarita
Few if any jazz-fusion drummers have been more influential than Billy Cobham, along with his modern jazz drumming for legends such as Freddie Hubbard, McCoy Tyner and other notables. Yet touring has its trials and tribulations, noted in the album liners on this previously unissued 2-CD set, presenting live material from the drummer's 1997 show at ...
