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Allison vonBuelow: Never Look Away (2019)
PeacockSunrise Records (PSR) is an imprint of progressive rock label Melodic Revolution Records (MRR) based in Orlando, Florida, and their first release towards the end of 2019 was the solo album from singer/songwriter Allison vonBuelow. Allison, along with guitarist...
Almanac: Tsar (2016)
Sometimes referred to as V.S. Almanac or Victor Smolski’s Almanac, this is the band formed by ex-Rage guitarist Smolski. This 2016 was the debut release, and he brought in three singers in to help him out, namely Jeannette Marchewka who he had performed with in Lingua...
Almanac: Rush of Death (2020)
Almanac in 2020 is a little different to those who appeared on the debut album, with Victor Smolski (guitars, cello, sitar, piano, keyboards) currently joined by singers Patrick Sühl and Jeannette Marchewka, bass player Tim Rashid and drummer Kevin Kott, plus guest...
Burning Witches: Dance with the Devil (2020)
The Swiss ladies are back with their third album, the first full-length with new singer. Looking back at their last album I said “Burning Witches have returned with their second release with something that, at best, can be said to be both pedestrian and boring. Here...
Calle Loíza Jazz Project: There Will Never Be Another You (2019)
Back in 1990, pianist Mark Monts de Oca and drummer Jimmy Rivera formed a quartet at the Apple Jazz Club on Calle Loiza in Santurce, Puerto Rico, meeting bassist Tony Batista and guitarist Andre Avelino. Three decades later the quartet has reunited, adding two...
Cloven Hoof: Age Of Steel (2020)
Here is another band I hadn’t realised were still at it, Cloven Hoof. I firmly remember them starting to make an impression just as the NWOBHM was starting to lose steam in the UK. There have been a few gaps over the years since then but founding member and bassist...
Dynfari: Myrkurs er þörf (2020)
According to Google Translate, the album title means ‘Darkness Is Needed’, which sounds somewhat apt as the Icelandic atmospheric black metal act are back with their fifth album. Although they were originally a duo when they were formed back in 2010, these days Jóhann...
Simon Says: Spin This (1991/2020)
Formed out of two local bands, Spectrum and Rawx, Quebec-based Simon Says released this album back in 1991 when it had just 7 songs. It is now being re-released by Escape Music who have given it a new front cover (a roulette wheel as opposed to a spinning top) plus an...
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- Nick Fletcher – An Unfolding Of Miracles
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- Kraanerg – Aria For Labellum Tongues
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