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Crack the Sky
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CD Reviews
Between the Cracks
Review by Gary Hill
This is an interesting compilation from an interesting band. Crack the Sky's brand of progressive rock is unusual and intriguing.

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From the Wood
Review by Gary Hill
Crack the Sky has a history of creating progressive rock. I have to say that without that I'm not sure I'd land this mostly acoustic set there.

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Ostrich
Review by Gary Hill
There are a lot of musical concepts and leanings expressed on this awesome album.

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Tribes
Review by Gary Hill
Crack the Sky is a progressive rock band, but their brand of prog is not what you might expect. This is quirky, hard-edged and unusual.

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When I'm getting ready to do a new issue of Music Street Journal, I listen to some short snippets of songs from each CD to decide where they fit (prog, metal and non-prog).

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Oblivion Sun - Oblivion Sun
Review by Gary Hill
What an album this is! Combining classic prog sounds of bands like Yes and ELP with nearly pure fusion and even the occasional modern prog element, Oblivion Sun have created a sound that is unique and powerful. 


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Six Elements - Primary Elements
Review by Scott Montgomery

Instrumentally and compositionally, Primary Elements is largely the brainchild of Michael (Misha) Shengaout (keyboards) and Jeff McGahren (guitars, organ).  


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Various Artists - Supper`s Ready
Review by Gary Hill
A tribute album devoted to the music of Genesis, Supper`s Ready is a strong work. The renditions here stay more true to the original performances than on some similar albums, but this does not take away from the relevance of the CD.
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Joe Macre - The Dream Is Free
Review by Gary Hill
Joe Macre came to fame as the bass player for Crack The Sky. I previously reviewed another of his solo albums and landed that one under progressive rock, in part because of that connection.

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