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Hologramatron

Label: MoonJune Records
Released: 2010
Track listing: Lake of Fire; Money Speaks; You'll Just Have to See It to Believe; Stars of Sayulita; Warning; What Have They Done to the Rain; Abandoned Mines; Suicide Train; Telstar; Dateless Oblivion & Divine Repose; Abandoned Mines (Forrest Fang Remix); You'll Just Have to See It to Believe (Alternate Mix); Lake of Fire (Evan Schiller Remix).

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Iron Kim Style: Iron Kim Style

Read "Iron Kim Style" reviewed by Mark Redlefsen


On Iron Kim Style, guitarist Dennis Rea has created a CD of entirely improvised music, set against themes mostly about North Korea and it's nefarious ruler, Kim Jong-Il. Rea might not have possibly foreseen just how much the tension between North and South Korea would escalate as it has in recent times. The art work on ...

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Tohpati Ethnomission: Save The Planet

Read "Save The Planet" reviewed by Mark Redlefsen


In the world of guitar-driven jazz fusion, laced with world music, it has typically been a westerner who learns and ensconces themselves in another ethnic culture; processing, packaging, and exporting a digestible product back for listeners to experience. The absorption of jazz, rock, and fusion in Indonesia has produced some exciting results over the years, with ...

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Barry Cleveland: Hologramatron

Read "Hologramatron" reviewed by Mark Redlefsen


Hologramatron is an imaginative progressive rock-oriented release by guitarist Barry Cleveland. Proficient technique commands attention throughout the entire CD, alongside Cleveland's writing, and arranging of the entire set. The songs are rich in sonic texture, and with panoptic social political messages that require a close listen. Cleveland recruited a number of responsive talented players to communicate ...

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Soft Machine Legacy: Live Adventures

Read "Live Adventures" reviewed by Nic Jones


With Hugh Hopper's death in 2009, Soft Machine Legacy lost its last link with the classic Soft Machine lineups that recorded its most potent music. What is here, then, is a band which pledges allegiance to the relatively straightforward fusion period of the band's history. Once that's clarified, however, it's still a fact ...

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Soft Machine Legacy: Live Adventures

Read "Live Adventures" reviewed by Mark Redlefsen


The unique jazz-rock of Soft Machine Legacy moves into a new decade with Live Adventures (Moonjune, 2010), along with yet another new lineup, recorded live shortly after the 2009 passing of bassist Hugh Hopper. No matter how much change in personnel occurs, a very identifiable and distinct sound is maintained all around. The balance in this ...

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Dennis Rea: Views from Chicheng Precipice

Read "Views from Chicheng Precipice" reviewed by Glenn Astarita


Seattle-based guitarist Dennis Rea discloses a 360-degree U-turn, contrasting his work with the hemi-powered progressive rock and jazz fusion bands, Iron Kim Style and Moraine. Rea's Asian-derived fusion--of rock, avant-garde, Asian folk and Western classical concepts--spawns a translucent and rather kaleidoscopic genre-busting sequence of musical events.The album opener “Three Views from Chicheng Precipice (after ...

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Dennis Rea: Views from Chicheng Precipice

Read "Views from Chicheng Precipice" reviewed by AAJ Italy Staff


Il chitarrista americano Dennis Rea, al centro di interessanti progetti come Iron Kim Style e Moraine, mette a nudo la sua anima orientale (è vissuto a lungo in Cina) con questo album direttamente accreditato a suo nome. La musica è dolente e riflessiva, pervasa da uno spirito orientale che aleggia supremo, senza però lasciarsi trascinare nel ...

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Tohpati Ethnomission: Save the Planet

Read "Save the Planet" reviewed by AAJ Italy Staff


Tophati è il chitarrista della band indonesiana simakDIALOG che ha già dato prove di buon valore artistico con il contributo essenziale di un grande esperto di rock progressivo, di jazz-rock e di musica etnica come Leonardo Pavkovic, per conto della sua etichetta Moonjune Records. Questo ottimo album conferma quanto di buono era già emerso in un ...

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Doubt: Never Pet a Burning Dog

Read "Never Pet a Burning Dog" reviewed by AAJ Italy Staff


La cosa più impressionante di questo trio è il volume di suono che riescono ottenere, scatenando una ordalia di vibrazioni che ci travolgono e ci spazzano via come un tornado tropicale. Forse i tre protagonisti hanno dimenticato di 'non svegliar il can che brucia' e hanno inevitabilmente innescato uno tsunami impressionante che ci ricorda la sensazione ...


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