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April 2013 - Issue 99
Progressive Rock CD Reviews
Antonius Rex - Hystero Demonopathy
Armageddon - Armageddon
Ballo Delle Castagne - Surpassing all other Kings
Big Big Train - English Electric 2
Blackmore's Night - Ghost Of A Rose
Billy Cobham - Spectrum
Copernicus - Cipher and Decipher
Copernicus - Die Sofortige Ewigkeit II
Copernicus - Immediate Eternity 2
Copernicus - L'Éternite Immediate II
Copernicus - La Eternidad Immediata II
Copernicus - No Borderline
Copernicus - Null
Cosmograf - The Man Left in Space
Crowned in Earth - A Vortex of Earthly Chimes
Demetra Sine Die - A Quiet Land of Fear
Electric Light Orchestra - The Essential Electric Light Orchestra
Esbjörn Svensson Trio - Seven Days of Falling
Esbjörn Svensson Trio - Tuesday Wonderland
Flower Flesh - Duck in the Box
Herd of Instinct - Conjure
Jethro Tull - Under Wraps
Lifesigns - Lifesigns
Kerry Livgren - Prime Mover II
The Living - The Jungle is Dark but Full of Diamonds
Jon Lord - Concerto For Group And Orchestra – Mediabook Edition
Marbin - Last Chapter of Dreaming
Nektar - Journey to the Centre of the Eye
Mike Oldfield - Tubular Beats
Bogdan Ota - Day of Wrath
Psycho Praxis - Echoes from the Deep
Paul Roland - Bates Motel
Cristiano Roversi - AntiQua
ScienceNV - Curved Space (Digital Single)
ScienceNV - Titan (Digital Single)
Sidony Box - Rules
Soft Machine - Floating World Live
Soft Machine Legacy - Live Adventures
Soft Machine Legacy - Live in Zaandam
Soft Machine Legacy - Soft Machine Legacy
Soft Machine Legacy - Steam
Soniq Theater - Stardust Memories
Specimen13 - Echosystem EP
Chris Squire and Billy Sherwood - Conspiracy Live CD/DVD
Stick Men - Deep
Tripod - Tripod
Dani Vargas Group - Sound on Canvas
Various Artists - The Spirit of Sireena Volume 7
Vinyl Soup - The Beacon Within
Roger Waters - The Pros And Cons Of Hitch Hiking
Steven Wilson - The Raven That Refused To Sing (And Other Stories)
Metal/Prog Metal CD Reviews
Manilla Road - Mysterium
Venom - Fallen Angels
Non-Prog CD Reviews
Jamie Block - Whitecaps on the Hudson
The Complaints - South Side Suicide (CD Single)
The Complaints - Sunday Morning Radio
The Fifth Estate - Time Tunnel
Steve Gilligan - Jacob’s Well
Bart Hafeman - Zero Gravity
Matthew Heller - Invitation
Shooter Jennings - The Other Life
Jessie Kilguss - and Radio Gold – The Sky Road
Jessie Kilguss - Nocturnal Drifter
Buzzy Linhart - Electric Lady Dream: The Eddie Kramer Sessions
Meredith O'Connor - Meredith O'Connor EP
Kenny Peck and the Smoky Jack Band - Naked Jack
Pinnick Gales Pridgen - Pinnick Gales Pridgen
Tokyo Rosenthal - Tokyo’s Fifth
Dudley Saunders - Monsters
Michael Schenker - Temple of Rock: Live in Europe
Sleepy Tea - The Place Where We Lay
JL Stiles - JL Stiles Presents House of Murmurs
Stone Blind Valentine - Burn Like a Field
Thirteen-Seven - On the Inside EP
Matt Turk - Washington Arms
Various Artists - Larry Kirwan’s Celtic Invasion
Various Artists - Wizards (Motion Picture Soundtrack)
Various Cruelties - Various Cruelties
World War IX - Bender Royale
World War IX - Off the Wagon
Yellow Sunshine Explosion - Yellow Sunshine Explosion
DVD/Video Reviews
The Damned - Live Live Live in London 2002: Tiki Nightmare DVD
Miles Davis - Live at Montreux 1991 BluRay
Bob Dylan - 1966-1978 After The Crash DVD
Einstürzende Neubauten - Live At Rockpalast DVD
Esbjörn Svensson Trio - Live In Stockholm
Mudhoney - I'm Now: The Story Of Mudhoney DVD
The Rolling Stones - Mick Vs. Keith: The Strange Case Of Jagger & Richards DVD
Michael Schenker - Temple Of Rock: Live In Europe DVD
The Stranglers - On Stage, On Screen DVD
10 cc - Live in Concert DVD
Interviews
Lebowski
Ryo Okumoto
Concert Reviews
Black 'N Blue
Doro
Earth To Ashes
Gordon Avenue
Uli Jon Roth
Testament
Wishbone Ash
 
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05/23/2013 - Unified Past Announce Release Date for New CD “Spots”
05/16/2013 - ScienceNV to Unveil “Cold Space” Video
05/09/2013 - Pontus Gunve Album Has Been Released
04/25/2013 - Last Album Before the End of Time Set for Release
04/24/2013 - Pontus Gunve Album Track List Revealed
04/16/2013 - ScienceNV Reveal Secrets of the End of Time
04/10/2013 - “Cavalry of Camels” from Pontus Gunve Set for Release
04/08/2013 - ScienceNV’s Last Album Before the End of Time
03/26/2013 - Pontus Gunve to Release “Cavalry of Camels” Video
03/21/2013 - ScienceNV Set to Explore “Titan”
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