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Zlatko Kaučič: Emigrants

Read "Emigrants" reviewed by AAJ Italy Staff

by AAJ Italy Staff

Non nuovo ai dischi in solitudine, il percussionista sloveno Zlatko Kaučič mette in luce in questo lavoro tutta la sua anima libertaria e cosmopolita, omaggiando in spirito un fenomeno che egli conosce bene come l'emigrazione (ha a lungo girato per l'Europa, prima di tornare alla sua terra natale, come narra nell'intervista che ci ha rilasciato) ma ...

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Article: From the Inside Out

Mama Africa

Read "Mama Africa" reviewed by Chris M. Slawecki

by Chris M. Slawecki

If you wanted to travel to--oh, let's just say--Tanzania and then from Tanzania to India, then to Puerto Rico, to England, then Spain, to Peru, then to South Africa, to personally experience their musical varieties both garden and exotic, you could do it by cashing in, with rounding, about 28,690 frequent flier miles. Or ...

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Article: Interview

Planeta Imaginario: Stretches in Spain

Read "Planeta Imaginario: Stretches in Spain" reviewed by Mark Redlefsen

by Mark Redlefsen

Recently from Barcelona, Spain, members of the jazz/rock improv group Planeta Imaginario discussed their new recording Optical Delusions (Cuneiform Records, 2011) and the group's history. Keyboardist and group leader Marc Capel, who speaks Catalan, shared his thoughts through drummer and chief translator Vasco Trilla. Fretless bassist Dimitris Bikos also sat in for the interview.

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Article: Album Review

Soft Machine Legacy: Live Adventures

Read "Live Adventures" reviewed by Chris M. Slawecki

by Chris M. Slawecki

Many have found elements of jazz in the music of European progressive rock artists such as Gong, Can, King Crimson and even, to a certain improvisational extent, Yes. Soft Machine Legacy continues this...umm, legacy with an amoeba-like lineup (mostly) from alumni of the original progressive instrumental group Soft Machine: guitarist John Etheridge, bassist Roy Babbington and ...

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Article: Album Review

Hugh Hopper: The Gift of Purpose

Read "The Gift of Purpose" reviewed by Mark Redlefsen

by Mark Redlefsen

Posthumously released under the name of late ex-Soft Machine/Soft Machine Legacy bassist Hugh Hopper, The Gift of Purpose captures a live studio performance from early 2008, featuring a trio project called Bone, along with guitarist Nick Didkovsky and drummer John Roulat. Rreleased as a benefit for Hopper's family--to which all proceeds of the sale of the ...

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Article: Album Review

Mushroom: Naked, Stoned & Stabbed

Read "Naked, Stoned & Stabbed" reviewed by Chris M. Slawecki

by Chris M. Slawecki

Mushroom's first new set in three years, twelve new originals culminating in a cover of “Singing a Song in the Morning," co-written by Kevin Ayers of the Soft Machine and Syd Barrett of Pink Floyd in heady 1969, is an acoustic guitarist's dream--every song strums and hums with its psychedelic, folksy sound. Mushroom's careening, psychedelic collective ...

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Article: From the Inside Out

One Big Soul Party: Baltics & Beyond

Read "One Big Soul Party: Baltics & Beyond" reviewed by Chris M. Slawecki

by Chris M. Slawecki

Rhett Frazier, Inc. Escape from Dee-Troyt Digi-Soul Records 2010 At first, singer-songwriter Rhett Frazier and producer-drummer Donny Gruender “incorporated" this joint retro-futuristic soul side project just to play around, nothing more than a diversion from their Los Angeles studio session work (Gruender, for example, rocks beats for the Motown house ...

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Zero To Infinity

By Gong

Label: One Eyed Salmon Records
Released: 2009

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2032

By Gong

Label: G-Wave
Released: 2009
Track listing: City of Self Fascination; Digital Girl; How to Stay Alive; Escape Control Delete; Yoni Poem / Dance with the Pixies; Wacky Baccy Banker; The Year 2032; Robo-Warriors; Guitar Zero; The Gris Gris Girl; Wave and a Particle; Pinkle Ponkle; Portal.

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Gong: 2032

Read "2032" reviewed by Chris M. Slawecki

by Chris M. Slawecki

Forty years have passed since Gong united in Paris, one of the cultural aftershocks of the city's student riots in May 1968. 2032 brings them back from the future and splashes them down in the instrumental jam-band scene that they originally helped create with their unique blend of progressive rock and jazz instrumentals, experimental electronics, eastern/western ...


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