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John Cage - Lollipops
Review by Gary Hill

In terms of musical history, you really can't overlook John Cage. I remember taking a class on the history of American music in college, and composers like Cage were a big part of the twentieth century coverage.


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Cairo (UK) - Say
Review by Gary Hill
The first thing to get out of the way here is that this is not the Mark Robertson led band of the same name. While that band hails from the USA, this act is based in the UK.

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Cairo (UK) - Nemesis
Review by Gary Hill
This band has such an intriguing sound. They mix modern, more hard rocking things with classic prog elements and more.

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Cairo (USA) - Cairo
Review by Gary Hill
Cairo, the debut album by the progressive rock band of the same name, includes many diverse influences. Cairo takes classic progressive/art rock influences and updates them with modern twists.
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Cairo (USA) - Conflict and Dreams
Review by Gary Hill
Conflict and Dreams is the second album by San Francisco based progressive rock band Cairo , and was nearly two years in the making. The influences apparent on this album read like a who`s who of progressive rock, including UK, Yes, ELP and Genesis.
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Cairo (USA) - Time of Legends
Review by Gary Hill
Each Cairo album seems to be better than the one before. When you consider how strong their debut release was, this has to be no easy feat, but they have done it again.
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Peter Calandra - Ashokan Memories
Review by Gary Hill
This album is a set of piano solos. That makes it a little odd to classify. It’s not all classical music by any means, although that’s a definite reference point.

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Peter Calandra - Inner Circle
Review by Gary Hill
As I did with Calandra’s last disc, I’m putting this under “progressive rock.”

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Caliban - Caliban
Review by Gary Hill
Included in the prog section because Tempest is a progressive band, and this band is a spin off of that one, this album is a Celtic work that is strong and quite traditional. Caliban (Lief Sorbye and Michael Mullen) are joined on this release by Robert Berry. Visit the Tempest website at www.tempestmusic.com.
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California Guitar Trio - with Tony Levin and Pat Mastelotto-Live At The Key Club
Review by Steve Alspach
On February 3, 2001, the California Guitar Trio played in Hollywood's Key Club. Fortunately, they also had the stellar rhythm section of Tony Levin and Pat Mastelotto to accompany them.
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California Guitar Trio - A Christmas Album
Review by Steve Alspach
There's something to be said for Christmas and tradition. Trimming the tree, eggnog, or whatever else it entails; Christmas is a time to indulge in tradition.
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California Guitar Trio - Whitewater
Review by Gary Hill
The first thing that I feel compelled to say is that I love the cover of this disc. It is arguably the best album cover of the entire year.

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Robert Calvert - Revenge
Review by Gary Hill
This disc by the late Calvert appears to be a compilation of various demos. The music on the disc, with the exception of one track, does not really resemble his Hawkwind work at all.
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Robert Calvert - Lucky Leif and the Longships (Remastered)
Review by Gary Hill
So, this is the newly remastered version of the second solo album from Robert Calvert.

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Camp Dark - Nightmare in a Day
Review by Gary Hill
This is not your parent’s progressive rock.

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Nick Campbell Destroys - Lo-fi Bass Music for Quarantine
Review by Gary Hill

This three track EP is intriguing. It's not precisely progressive rock, but it is definitely art rock and progressive music.


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Canvas - Long Way to Mars
Review by Gary Hill
I really like this album a lot. It’s almost more mainstream AOR rock than it is progressive rock.

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Gadi Caplan - Look Back Step Forward
Review by Gary Hill
The mix of sounds on this CD is pretty impressive.

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Gadi Caplan - Morning Sun
Review by Gary Hill
This new album from Gadi Caplan is quite a masterpiece. It’s probably going to wind up on my list of best albums of 2016.

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Captain Beefheart - Somewhere Over Paris
Review by Gary Hill
This double disc set has some great live performances from Captain Beefheart and his Magic Band.

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Captain Beefheart - Somewhere Over Vancouver
Review by Gary Hill
I’d have to say that this is probably mostly just for hardcore fans who have to own everything.

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Captain Beyond - Live In Texas - October 6, 1973
Review by Gary Hill
Captain Beyond is a legendary band. They released only three albums and they are incredibly well received amongst those who have heard them.

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Captain Beyond - Lost & Found 1972-1973
Review by Gary Hill
Fans of Captain Beyond (like myself) have had to live with the fact there were only three albums released.

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Oscar Caraballo - Yesterday Is Tomorrow
Review by Gary Hill
In the `70`s a Japanese musician named Tomita recorded electronic, keyboard dominated interpretations of various musical pieces. On this album, Oscar Caraballo seems to be giving the same treatment to Yes music.
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Caravan - Songs for Oblivion Fishermen
Review by Steve Alspach
Caravan was one of the bands to come out of the Canterbury progressive scene of the late 1960s. The band's early output could cause one to roll one's eyes, such as the reference to Boy Scouts as "grumbly grimblies" and the gargling vocals on "In the Land of Grey and Pink."
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Caravan - Canterbury Comes to London
Review by Steve Alspach
Though not really recording anymore, Caravan still gets together for the occasional prog rock fest or a concert. This concert, from London's Astoria Theater in September 1997, shows the band to be quite sharp when the need arises.
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Franck Carducci - Torn Apart
Review by Gary Hill
The latest set from Franck Carducci should please progressive rock fans.

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Franck Carducci - The Answer
Review by Gary Hill
This new set from Franck Carducci is very strong. It leans toward hard rocking AOR sounds, but there is plenty of pure progressive rock built into it to please the prog heads.

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Alex Carpani - So Close, So Far
Review by Gary Hill
This is such a great album. In fact, it’s one that might well make my “best of 2016” list.

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Alex Carpani - L’orizzonte degli eventi
Review by Gary Hill
I have previously reviewed three other albums from Alex Carpani. Two of them were contenders for my "best of" list the years they were released.

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Alex Carpani - Microcosm
Review by Gary Hill
I have previously reviewed quite a few releases from Alex Carpani, yet I don't think I was prepared for this one.

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Carptree - Emerger
Review by Gary Hill
This is an intriguing disc. It has some moments that are incredible.

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Ryan Carraher - Vocturnal
Review by Gary Hill
Ryan Carraher is a jazz guitarist. This is his debut CD.

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Colin Carter - One
Review by Gary Hill
Colin Carter is probably best known as the lead singer in the progressive rock band Flash. This is his new solo album.

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Carved Souls - Whispers
Review by Gary Hill

I know these guys get billed as prog in some circles. They are probably better described as dark electronic music. .


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CatsMelvin - Seasick Circus
Review by Gary Hill
I have included this set under progressive rock. That's not a tight fit, but I think it's the right place for it.

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Tom Caufield - Things I Heard While in the Womb
Review by Gary Hill
There may only be three songs here, but when you figure that two of those songs make up over half an hour, this isn’t short on material.

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CB3 - Exploration (vinyl)
Review by Gary Hill
I am a big fan of progressive rock, space rock and metal. Those three styles of music all play a role in the sonic tapestry produced by this group.

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Cea Serin - The Vibrant Sound of Bliss and Decay
Review by Gary Hill
I can see some people arguing with this landing under progressive rock.

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Lica Cecato and Paolo Baltaro Orchestra - Call Porter
Review by Gary Hill

This is an unusual set to say the least. The music here is all based on Cole Porter's songs, but the arrangements are all new and original.


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Chain - Chain.exe
Review by Josh Turner
Henning is best known for his work with James LaBrie and Sebastian Bach in Frameshift. However, this artist can certainly stand on his own two feet.
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Changing Modes - Aeroplane
Review by Gary Hill
While I can see people not agreeing with the classification of this one as prog, I put it in the section because just by the sheer weirdness of throwing off-kilter timings and strange progressions into something that seems to want to be accessible pop to me just about qualifies it as progressive rock.
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JJ Chardeau - In Terra Cognita? The Music Of The Rock Opera “Magical Musical Man”
Review by Gary Hill

This is an intriguing set. Most of the lyrics are in languages other than English.


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JJ Chardeau - Ombres And Lumières
Review by Gary Hill
This is the second album from this artist I've reviewed. I loved the other one, and I think I like this one even more.

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Cheer-Accident - Putting off Death
Review by Gary Hill
This new album from Cheer-Accident is hard to pin down in terms of style. I guess "experimental music" works well.

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Chest Rockwell - Ghost of a Man Still Alive
Review by Gary Hill
I am sure a lot of people will argue with this being put under the progressive rock heading. If you are looking for old-school 70s prog, you'll be disappointed.

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Chest Rockwell - The Existentialist
Review by Gary Hill
I reviewed an earlier set from this act a couple issues ago. I liked that one a lot, and found it to be very inventive.

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Chest Rockwell - Mentis Oculi
Review by Gary Hill
I have reviewed two other sets from this act. The first was most experimental, while the second landed into more full metal territory.

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Oliver Cheung - Remembrance
Review by Gary Hill
This EP consists of three songs. They are all instrumental and quite interesting.

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Chords of Truth - Reflections of Reality (The Chameleon Acidfolk Remix) EP
Review by Gary Hill
The concept here is intriguing. The songs here all started as Chords of Truth songs, falling into the folk heading.

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Choreomanic - Choreomanic
Review by Gary Hill
This album is pretty amazing. It has a heavy, but decidedly prog sound.

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Chroma Key - You Go Now
Review by Gary Hill
Kevin Moore’s (ex-Dream Theater) project Chroma Key really sounds very little like Dream Theater. Don’t expect virtuosic hard edged prog from this outfit.
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Chroma Key - Graveyard Mountain Home
Review by Gary Hill
Chroma Key is the brainchild of Kevin Moore. You might remember Moore as the original keyboardist in Dream Theater.
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Chrome - Techromancy
Review by Gary Hill
I'm sure some people will argue with my landing this under prog rock. I really can't see it going anywhere else.

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Chrome - Scaropy
Review by Gary Hill
Chrome is one of those acts that aren't an obvious fit under progressive rock. That said, they have a real artsy edge to everything they do.

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Cinema - The Magix Box
Review by Gary Hill
The mix of sounds here is intriguing.

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Cinema - The Discovering of Time
Review by Gary Hill
The latest album from Cinema, this is a strong release. It's instrumental set.

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Circle of Illusion - Jeremias (Foreshadow of Forgotten Realms)
Review by Gary Hill
This is a dramatic and ambitions album. In terms of entertainment value, it’s perhaps a bit lacking.

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Circuline - Counter Point
Review by Gary Hill

This is quite a cool album. It's very much a symphonic prog album in a lot of ways.


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Circus - Circus (vinyl)
Review by Gary Hill
This is a long-lost gem of early progressive rock. I suppose it should be called proto-prog, but it definitely has some pure prog moments.

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Circus 2000 - I Am The Witch: The Anthology
Review by Gary Hill
You might not have heard of Circus 2000 before. I know I hadn't.

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Circus Maximus - The 1st Chapter
Review by Gary Hill
Norway is the home to Circus Maximus, and I don't know what they are doing up there, but whatever it is, I hope they keep it up.
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Citizen K - III
Review by Gary Hill
Some might argue with landing this under progressive rock. Surely, it's on the AOR side of that equation.

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Citizen K - Second Thoughts
Review by Gary Hill
This is a retro review of a disc from Citizen K. I reviewed the act's newest disc recently, making it a good idea to have a look at this double disc set.

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City Weezle - No. 2
Review by Gary Hill
Good luck labeling or categorizing this album. It clearly fits under progressive rock, at least as art rock.

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Clark Plays Guitar - Clark Plays Guitar
Review by Gary Hill
Clark Plays Guitar is both a description and a name. Clark (Colborn) certainly does play guitar, and very well. Colborn does more than just that, though.
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Stanley Clarke - The Definitive Collection
Review by Gary Hill
I haven't followed the career of Stanley Clarke like I should have. I had his self-titled album on vinyl when I was in my teens.

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Clear Blue Sky - Clear Blue Sky
Review by Gary Hill
I doubt you've ever heard a progressive rock album quite like this one. And, yes, I will clearly say that it's prog rock.

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Clearlight - Impressionist Symphony
Review by Gary Hill
This album is kind of a combination of classical music, progressive rock and space rock, along with some fusion.

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The Aaron Clift Experiment - Outer Light, Inner Darkness
Review by Gary Hill
I’ve enjoyed the music of this act since the first time I heard them.

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The Aaron Clift Experiment - If All Goes Wrong
Review by Gary Hill
The latest album from the Aaron Clift Experiment, there is quite a wide range of music here. While it all falls under the general "progressive rock" heading, this references different sides of that sound at different points.

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The Aaron Clift Experiment - The Age of Misinformation
Review by Gary Hill
The year is literally just starting. Okay, that's not 100 percent truthful.

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The Clinton Administration - One Nation Under a Regroove
Review by Gary Hill
George Clinton, both as a driving force behind Parliament Funkadelic (and its variants) and solo, has certainly been one of the most adventurous and powerful forces in funk music for many years, delivering music that captivates and entertains, while testing the boundaries of its musical form.
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The Clinton Administration - Take You Higher
Review by Josh Turner
While the Clinton Administration's first disc presented their interpretations of Parliament songs, this outing has them searching back a little further to tackle the work of Sly and the Family Stone. The album is mostly a blues affair, but it is progressive too.
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Clocks and Clouds - Aliantha (digital single)
Review by Gary Hill
This is a trio consisting of cello, violin and drums.

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Clocks and Clouds - The Creation of Matter
Review by Gary Hill
When you’ve got a line up that is based on just three instrumentalists - Stephanie Shogren: violin, Lucas Shogren: cello and Derek Powers: drums/percussion – it would be easy to assume this was some kind of classical outfit.

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C2THype - Close To The Hype
Review by Gary Hill
OK, OK, this is definitely not progressive rock. However, it does include work by Jon Anderson, which in itself would get it listed in the prog section of MSJ.
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Susan Clynes - Life Is
Review by Gary Hill
Is this definitely progressive rock? No. The rock element is often missing here.

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Coarbegh - Sound and Flow of London
Review by Gary Hill
This act is an ambient project that started as an off-shoot of the band Poor Genetic Material. Just that connection would probably have landed this in the progressive rock section of Music Street Journal, but the music here qualifies on its own.

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Billy Cobham - Mirror’s Image
Review by Gary Hill
I really love the balance between old school jazz and fusion on this live set.

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Billy Cobham - Reflected Journey
Review by Gary Hill
I always like Billy Cobham’s stuff.

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Cobweb Strange - Sounds From The Gathering
Review by Gary Hill

Cobweb Strange (Wade Summerlin, Derek Rinehart and Keith Rinehart) dish out an intriguingly dark album with solid helpings of both metal and prog styles. For ordering info, email the band atcobwebstrange@hotmail.com . Tell them that you read about it here.


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Cobweb Strange - A Breath Of October
Review by Gary Hill
I think this is a first. When I originally reviewed a Cobweb Strange album I placed them in the progressive metal category.
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Todd Cochran - From The Vault: Notes For The Future
Review by Gary Hill
This release is not progressive rock precisely. It is definitely progressive music.

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Clark Colborn - Frank Made Me Do It
Review by Jason Hillenburg
Clark Colborn's latest release, Frank Made Me Do It, is ostensibly a loving homage to legendary composer and musician Frank Zappa, but is really much more.

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Clark Colborn - Obscurotica
Review by Gary Hill
Clark Colborn is a local guy for me. He is also a friend, and I've done PR for him in the past.

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Fred Colombo - The Road
Review by Gary Hill
This is quite a cool set. It’s basically electronic music.

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Colosseum - Colosseum Live
Review by Gary Hill

This new release is a deluxe reissue of an old album from Colosseum. There is a second CD with bonus tracks and to some degree, I think I like that disc better. .


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Colosseum - Daughter of Time: Remastered & Expanded Edition
Review by Gary Hill
This new remastered version of a classic album features three bonus tracks. I have never heard the original before, so it's all new to me.

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Colosseum II - Wardance
Review by Gary Hill
This is a new reissue of a classic album from the 1970s. The lineup here features Gary Moore on guitars, Don Airey on keyboards along with John Mole on bass and Jon Hiseman on drums.

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The Company Stores - Family Album
Review by Gary Hill
This is the third album from this band, but it's the first time I've heard (or even "heard of" them). I have to say that, after hearing this disc, I'm definitely interested in getting to know more of their music.

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Comus - First Utterance
Review by Gary Hill
I've not heard of this act before, but apparently they have a cult following. This album was their debut, and it was released in 1971.

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Consider the Source - World War Trio Part 1
Review by Gary Hill
This EP consists of one epic piece divided into multiple movements. This is great progressive rock.

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Consider the Source - World War Trio Parts II & III
Review by Gary Hill
I remember when I reviewed the EP that made up the first part of this trilogy I was hoping for more music from this outfit. Well, here is the answer to that wish.

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The Cool Moonmist Mountain Band - Fire Sign EP
Review by Gary Hill
Whether this belongs under progressive rock or not probably ties into whether you think Synergy or Kraftwerk fit under prog. Personally, I do, but I could see people disagreeing with that.

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Copernicus - L'Étérnité Immédiate
Review by Gary Hill
The album L'Étérnité Immédiate II was an extremely limited release.

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Copernicus - Immediate Eternity II
Review by Gary Hill
This album was released before in a very limited run.

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Paige Cora - Instant in Time
Review by Gary Hill

I've landed this under progressive rock. It's not precisely a tight fit.


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Marcus Corbett - Every Little Spirit
Review by Gary Hill
The music here lands in the neighborhood of world music based folk prog. I like this set quite a bit.

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Patrick Cornelius - Bass Violin
Review by Gary Hill
This is a pretty fascinating set. It’s textural and atmospheric, but there is melody here.

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Larry Coryell - Barefoot Man: Sanpaku
Review by Gary Hill
The fusion is strong with this release. It's a powerhouse jazz styled disc with some exceptional instrumental work.

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Cosmic Cassiopeia - Music for Late Night Listeners
Review by Gary Hill
Dr, Space (Scott Heller) must be one of the busiest musicians on the planet - or perhaps more appropriately, in the galaxy.

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Cosmopolis - Sécheresse (digital single)
Review by Gary Hill

This is definitely not progressive rock in the traditional old-school sense. That said, there is a shoegaze and post-punk sound here this is pure modern prog.


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Cosmopolis - The Distances (digital single)
Review by Gary Hill
I reviewed a previous single from this act. I landed that one under progressive rock as I thought

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Jean-Sebastien Cote - Wilderness
Review by Gary Hill
Here at Music Street Journal we've previously reviewed some music from this artist in the past. In that case Jean-Sebastien Cote was one member of a group, Crashride.

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Jeff Cotton - The Fantasy of Reality
Review by Gary Hill
Jeff Cotton was formerly the guitarist for Captain Beefheart. If you know that, you'll have an idea of what kind of music you are going to get here.

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Sam Coulson - Electric Classical
Review by Gary Hill
When Steve Howe left Asia again a few years ago, Sam Coulson took over as the guitarist in that band.

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Sylvie Courvoisier & Cory Smythe - The Rite of Spring - Spectre d'un songe
Review by Gary Hill
This is an album made up of music played by two pianists. Now, you might think, "that doesn't sound like progressive rock to me."

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Sylvie Courvoisier & Mary Halvorson - Searching For The Disappeared Hour
Review by Gary Hill
This new set is quite an intriguing one. The music here is largely freeform and experimental.

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Dave Cousins - The Boy In The Sailor Suit: Expanded & Remastered Edition
Review by Gary Hill

This new edition of a classic Dave Cousins solo album is classy. The album was originally released in 2007.


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Coyote Poets of the Universe - Strange Lullaby
Review by Gary Hill
I have reviewed this act in the past and always landed them under progressive rock. I'm going to do the same this time, but don't expect traditional prog rock here.

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Crack the Sky - 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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Crack the Sky - 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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Crack the Sky - 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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Crashride - Crashride
Review by Gary Hill
The bulk of this impressive set is purely instrumental. In some ways it feels like they use the songs with vocals as emphasis marks, while the rest of the album simmers away doing the real work.

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Ben Craven - Last Chance to Hear
Review by Gary Hill
This is the newest disc from Ben Craven, and it’s great.

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Ben Craven - The Single Edits
Review by Gary Hill
This is a compilation disc featuring various single edits from Ben Craven. I'll bet you got that from the title, right?

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Ben Craven - Monsters from the Id
Review by Gary Hill
This album is a case where less might very well be more. I would suggest that it would be a stronger release had the bonus tracks been left off the main CD.

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Crocodile - Howling Mad Black Music Under Hot Stars
Review by Gary Hill
Crocodile is a progressive rock band from Austin, Texas, and this is their second album. While progressive rock and Texas might not seem to really go together in some minds, these guys make it work.

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Cross & Quinn - Cold Sky Blue
Review by Gary Hill
The titular Cross is David Cross, probably best known for his work with King Crimson. The Quinn is Sean Quinn.

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David Cross - Crossing the Tracks
Review by Gary Hill
David Cross is probably best known for his work with King Crimson. He's done a lot more than that, though.

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David Cross - David Cross Band - Ice Blue, Silver Sky
Review by Gary Hill
I heartily included this on my list of best albums of 2023. It is a beautiful sonic tapestry that encompasses classical music, progressive rock and jazz.

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David Cross and Andrew Booker - Ends Meeting
Review by Gary Hill
To many David Cross is probably best known for his tenure in King Crimson. The fact of the matter is, beyond that he's produced some pretty amazing and wide-reaching music.

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David Cross and Andrew Keeling - October Is Marigold
Review by Gary Hill
You can always count on David Cross to deliver great music. This album is no exception.

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David Cross and David Jackson - Another Day
Review by Gary Hill
Before I gave this disc a spin, I was expecting something very different than what it turned out to be. For some reason I thought this would be particularly mellow and restful music.

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David Cross and Peter Banks - Crossover
Review by Gary Hill

Peter Banks was the original guitarist in Yes, formed the band Flash after that, and created solo music for years, in addition to other projects like his Empire band.


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Crystal Beth - Push Through
Review by Gary Hill
I'd consider this more art rock than progressive rock, but they both go under the same heading.

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Michael Cullen - Michael P. Cullen - Do You Believe (digital single)
Review by Gary Hill
It should be noted that I previously reviewed music from this artist that was released under the name "Michael Cullen."

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Culpeper's Orchard - Mountain Music: Polydor Recordings 1971-1973
Review by Gary Hill
This is a compilation of music from a Danish progressive rock act that went by the name "Culpeper's Orchard." I really like this double disc set a lot.

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Rosalie Cunningham - Two Piece Puzzle
Review by Gary Hill
This new album is perhaps not precisely a one-person creation, it's not far from it, though.

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Cure for Gravity - Cure for Gravity
Review by Gary Hill
Those looking for traditional prog rock will not find it here.


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Curved Air - Phantasmagoria
Review by Steve Alspach
Curved Air was an English band with a lot of interesting little quirks. It's where Eddie Jobson and Stewart Copeland both got their starts, and it's the band that came out with the first picture disc (on its debut album, "Air Conditioning" - they should have spent the time and money cleaning up the sound of the album).
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Curved Air - North Star
Review by Gary Hill
The latest album from Curved Air, this album includes several new songs along with some reworkings of several classic Curved Air pieces and a few covers.

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Curved Air - Tapestry of Propositions: Rarities Series Volume 1
Review by Gary Hill
This is the first of a series of rarities discs that will be coming from Curved Air.

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Curved Air - Curved Space & Infinity: The Curved Air Rarities Series Volume 2
Review by Gary Hill
This new release takes two Curved Air spin off albums and puts them out under the Curved Air heading.

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Curved Air - Air Cut
Review by Gary Hill
This is a new re-mastered edition of a classic Curved Air disc. The music on this is a great mix of folk prog, psychedelia and more hard driving prog.

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Curved Air - Air Conditioning
Review by Gary Hill
This new Curved Air remaster release is classy. The first disc has the original album in its remastered glory along with one bonus track.

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Curved Air - Phantasmagoria: Remastered & Expanded Edition
Review by Gary Hill
This is a great new release. It includes a remastered version of the Phantasmagoria album along with some extra tracks. If that was all you got, it would be worth having.

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Curved Air - Second Album (Expanded and Re-mastered Edition)
Review by Gary Hill
This new reissue from Curved Air is exceptional. First you get the entire second album.

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Curved Air - The Curved Air Rarities Series Volume 3: The Second British Rock Meeting 1972
Review by Gary Hill
This live disc from Curved Air features some cool performances. There is an extended instrumental piece at the end.

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Curved Air - The Albums 1970-1973
Review by Gary Hill
There have been a number of great re-mastered versions of classic Curved Air albums coming from Esoteric in the last few years.

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CUSPS - Out for Blood
Review by Gary Hill
This is unusual and intriguing music. It's definitely not prog in any traditional sense, but it is decidedly art rock based.

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The Cyberiam - The Cyberiam
Review by Gary Hill
This is the debut album from a band out of Chicago. While their blend of progressive rock has plenty of ties to things that have come before, their approach to it feels quite new and fresh.

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The Cyberiam - The Butterfly Effect
Review by Gary Hill

This new CD from the Chicago based progressive rock band The Cyberiam is five tracks, but one song. That's because that song is a multi-track epic that weighs in at over twenty-minutes of music.


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The Cyberiam - Forging Nations LIVE!
Review by Gary Hill
This live set from The Cyberiam was recorded at ProgStock 2019.

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The Cyberiam - Connected
Review by Gary Hill
I have reviewed quite a bit of stuff from this act in the past. This new album is a very strong entry in their catalog.

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Cyborg Asylum - Never Finished, Only Abandoned
Review by Gary Hill
This is not traditional progressive rock. That's for certain. These guys don't even call their act progressive rock.

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Cyrax - Experiences
Review by Gary Hill
At first I thought about landing this under heavy metal. That's because I just listened to a few parts of a few songs.

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Andrew Cyrille / William Parker / Enrico Rava - 2 Blues for Cecil
Review by Gary Hill
This album is an instrumental set played on flugelhorn (Enrico Rava), double bass (William Parker) and drums (Andrew Cyrille).

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