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The Gabriel Construct - Interior City
Review by Gary Hill
This is a pretty diverse ride.

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Peter Gabriel - Up
Review by Steve Alspach
Peter Gabriel has always been one to have a keen lookout on where music is, or where it's going.
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Peter Gabriel - Ovo
Review by Steve Alspach
Peter Gabriel was one of the masterminds of the Millennium Dome in the East Docklands of London. The Millennium Dome was to be a multimedia-based attraction to celebrate the Millennium.
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Peter Gabriel - New Blood
Review by John Pierpoint
Peter Gabriel could be accused of resting on his laurels by producing an album of reworkings of some of his greatest hits – and with an orchestra, to boot!

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Peter Gabriel - Peter Gabriel (aka "1" and "Car") (vinyl)
Review by Gary Hill
This was Peter Gabriel's first solo album after he left Genesis in 1975. This 1977 release was also the first to bear the title "Peter Gabriel."

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Peter Gabriel - Peter Gabriel (aka "2" or "Scratch") (vinyl)
Review by Gary Hill
This is Peter Gabriel's second solo album. It's definitely quite a bit different than the first one.

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Peter Gabriel - Peter Gabriel (aka Security) (vinyl)
Review by Gary Hill
I've listed this under the actual title, which was the ever more confusing "Peter Gabriel."

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Peter Gabriel - So (vinyl)
Review by Gary Hill
While I prefer the previous Peter Gabriel album to this one, there is plenty to like here.

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The Gak Omek - Return of the All-powerful Light Beings
Review by Josh Turner
They have an extremely weird name, but the band makes seriously good music. It's structured entirely around neo-progressive instrumentals.
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The Gak Omek - Alien Eye
Review by Gary Hill
While there are several artists listed as being responsible for this release, a careful eye will note that the names of all but one are a shill. This is a one-man project by Robert Burge
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The Galactic Cowboy Orchestra - Zombie Mouth
Review by Gary Hill
I love this band. They are just so cool. .

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The Galactic Cowboy Orchestra - Earth Lift
Review by Gary Hill
I have liked this band since the first time I heard them. Their blend of jazz, space music, prog and more is always compelling.

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The Galactic Cowboy Orchestra - Flirting with Chaos
Review by Gary Hill
I always dig Galactic Cowboy Orchestra albums. This is no exception.

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Galahad - In A Moment of Complete Madness
Review by Gary Hill
Galahad originally released this album as a cassette to sell at their shows. As orders grew, it eventually became this CD, augmented with a few bonus tracks.
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Galahad - Seize the Day
Review by Gary Hill
I’ve pretty much enjoyed everything I’ve heard from Galahad over the years, so it’s no surprise I like this a lot.

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Galahad - Seas of Change
Review by Gary Hill
This is an unusual album. The title track is a massive number that clearly qualifies as epic.

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Galahad Acoustic Quintet - Not All There
Review by Gary Hill
A spin-off of Galahad, Galahad Acoustic Quintet seems to be a group that have a few sides to their nature. Portions of the album feel like a modern take on minstrel music.
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Galapaghost - Pulse
Review by Gary Hill
This is not an entirely tight fit under progressive rock. That said, it is definitely art rock.

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Galapaghost - A Planet Without An Atmosphere
Review by Gary Hill
I previously reviewed another set from this artist. I placed that one under prog, but admitted it wasn't a tight fit.
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Gandalf - To Another Horizon
Review by Gary Hill
If you are looking for musical wizardry, look no further than this new reissue. This is a mellower, electronic based prog album.

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Gandalf - Magic Theatre
Review by Gary Hill
While this is not the wizard of Tolkein’s tales, there is a lot of musical magic going on here, making this a well-titled set.

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Gandalf - Journey to an Imaginary Land
Review by Gary Hill
This disc could be put under New Age. It's pretty and quite mellow.

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Gandalf's Fist - A Day in the Life of a Universal Wanderer
Review by Gary Hill
These guys have done it again.

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Gandalf's Fist - A Forest of Fey
Review by Gary Hill
I’ve loved Gandalf’s Fist since the first time I heard them several years ago.

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Nature Ganganbaigal - To Where Tengger Leads Me
Review by Gary Hill
Not everything here is progressive rock.

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Nature Ganganbaigal - Nature G - Stereotyping
Review by Gary Hill
This review will have to start with a statement about the artist's name. This has been released under the name "Nature G."

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Garden Music Project - Inspired by Syd Barrett’s Artwork
Review by Gary Hill
This is an unusual set. The title pretty much explains the impetus for this.

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The Gardening Club - The Gardening Club
Review by Gary Hill
This is a reissue of an album originally released in 1983. The featured musician here is Martin Springett who wrote the music, but this is a self-titled album by a band called "The Gardening Club."

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The Gardening Club - The Riddle
Review by Gary Hill
This is the brand new album from Martin Springett's The Gardening Club project. It is based very much on a folk prog type of sound.

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The Gardening Club - Boy on a Bicycle
Review by Gary Hill

The latest set from Martin Springett's project The Gardening Club, this might be the strongest of the catalog. It doesn't have a weak piece.


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Dominic Gaudious - Dominic Didgeridoo Express
Review by Gary Hill
The didgeridoo is an instrument developed by the native Aborigines of Australia.

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Daniel Gauthier - Someone
Review by Gary Hill
This is the second album I've reviewed from Daniel Gauthier (with one other review also going to run in this issue being the third).

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Daniel Gauthier - Altitude 16425
Review by Gary Hill
Over the course of reviewing three different albums from Daniel Gauthier, I've come to the conclusion that there is one constant to his work.

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Gazpacho - When Earth Lets Go
Review by Josh Turner
The definition of elegance is something that's simple, but effective. Gazpacho meets this definition to a tee.
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Gazpacho - Soyuz
Review by Gary Hill

The new release from Gazpacho seems to be precisely the kind of thing their fans will enjoy. It continues and expands their brand of prog rock.


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Gazpacho - Fireworker
Review by Gary Hill
You really can't go wrong with Gazpacho when it comes to modern progressive rock. This new set is no exception.

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GEA - Butterflies
Review by Gary Hill
I don't know if I would consider this to be art rock. I'd definitely consider it to be art music. That comes close enough in my book to land it under prog rock.

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GEA - Snow
Review by Gary Hill
I put a previous set from this act under progressive rock. At the time I talked about how that wasn't a perfect fit, but it seemed the appropriate one.

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Genesis - Calling All Stations
Review by Gary Hill
This album has been causing as much controversy among Genesis fans as Open Your Eyes has among Yes fans. Again many really like the album, while others hate it.

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Genesis - A Trick of the Tail
Review by Josh Turner
There are substantial differences between the old and new Genesis. Some prefer one style to the other.
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Genesis - Live
Review by Steve Alspach
An import for a number of years, Genesis Live is a rather good document of the band during its heyday in the early 1970s. Recorded in some small town halls, the sound may not be all that great, but there's no denying the talent displayed by Messrs. Banks, Collins, Gabriel, Hackett, and Rutherford in their early days.
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Genesis - We Can’t Dance
Review by Gary Hill
There are certain albums by Genesis that I just think of as pop music, rather than prog.

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Genesis - The Platinum Collection
Review by Gary Hill
This year Genesis released a career spanning box set. I don’t have that one yet, but I figured that this would be a good time to take a look at this one that came out several years ago.

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Genre Peak - Your Sleekest Engine
Review by Gary Hill
I know this act is considered prog. Yes, the music does have a lot of ties to modern prog like Porcupine Tree.

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Gentle Giant - Free Hand - 35th Anniversary Collection
Review by Steve Alspach
Capitol Records got hold of Gentle Giant in the mid-70s, and the band's first Capitol release, "The Power and the Glory," may not have been up to standards. Though a fine album, it may not have been up to the standards that the band had set for itself.
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Gentle Giant - In a Glass House - 35th Anniversary Edition
Review by Steve Alspach
Back in the early 1970s Columbia Records had Gentle Giant in their stable, but a problem of density kept Columbia (or anyone else in the states) from releasing "In a Glass House," the band's fifth album: density in the band's arrangements, and density on part of the A&R men who couldn't figure out the band or the music.
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Gentle Giant - Playing the Fool
Review by Steve Alspach
Gentle Giant, at the time that this record was released, had a legacy of albums that demonstrated that the band was able to combine flat-out rock with some of the more complicated counterpoint arrangements found in progressive music.
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Gentle Giant - Acquiring the Taste
Review by Steve Alspach
Few bands could throw a wider arsenal of musical styles then Gentle Giant in their early days. Acquiring the Taste, perhaps doomed by its gaudy album cover, may not have had the success it deserved, but musically it's second to none.
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Gentle Giant - Gentle Giant
Review by Gary Hill
The debut disc from prog rockers Gentle Giant, this is a great album that really does a lot at highlighting their distinctive sound. 

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Gentle Giant - Live at the Bicentennial 1776-1976
Review by Gary Hill
This new Gentle Giant recording was available before as an inferior bootleg.

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Gentle Giant - Civilian
Review by Gary Hill
Long time fans of Gentle Giant were definitely not happy with this set.

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Gentle Giant - Three Piece Suite
Review by Gary Hill
I've wrestled with how to handle this review. In theory the BluRay is the main part of this.

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Gentlemen's Academy - Joy
Review by Gary Hill

I've landed this one under progressive rock. It's one of those where I almost didn't. 


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Gentoo - Structures
Review by Gary Hill
Perhaps this doesn't fit under "prog rock." It's clearly not rock music.

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Jane Getter Premonition - Anomalia
Review by Gary Hill
I'd say that there is a good chance this album will make my "best of 2021" list. It's a strong album in general, but it's also very creative and inventive.

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Jane Getter Premonition - Division World
Review by Gary Hill
I enjoy Jane Getter's guitar playing and her music. I previously reviewed one of her albums, and it really worked well.

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Elizabeth Geyer - The Bridge
Review by Gary Hill
I am pretty sure this isn’t progressive rock. It’s probably not even rock.

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Ghost Against Ghost - Still Love
Review by Gary Hill
This is quite an intriguing set. It is more electronic than anything else, but it manages to seriously rock at times.

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Ghostly Beard - Infinite
Review by Gary Hill
This new EP feels like something that would have been right at home in the 1970s. It's closely tied to the rock of that era, and particularly the AOR prog stuff. 

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Ghostly Beard - Inward
Review by Gary Hill
This is the latest album from Ghostly Beard. Ghostly Beard is basically one guy - Patrick Talbot.

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Jody Giachello - Milennial Kingdom Vol 2
Review by Gary Hill
In Music Street Journal we generally put fusion under the "progressive rock" category. Really the difference between jazz prog and fusion is where the boundary lands in terms of rock versus jazz tendencies.

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Gianotti - The Great Unknown
Review by Gary Hill
There is no question this is progressive rock.

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Gideon King & City Blog - City Blog
Review by Gary Hill
So, maybe this isn’t progressive rock. It’s very much jazz influenced, though.

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Gideon King & City Blog - Upscale Madhouse
Review by Gary Hill
As with the last album I reviewed from this act, I'm setting this under progressive rock. It's not really a tight fit by any means, but the mix of jazz and rock along with pop music comes close.

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David Gilmour - Rattle That Lock
Review by Gary Hill
Rattle That Lock is the fourth solo studio album from David Gilmour. It was released in 2015.

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Gordon Giltrap Band - Air Waves
Review by Gary Hill
This is quite a strong instrumental CD.

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Gordon Giltrap Band - Peacock Party: Remastered & Expanded Edition
Review by Gary Hill
I like this set a lot. It lands mostly in the progressive rock meets fusion territory, but there are some other things going on here.

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A Girl Called Eddy - Been Around
Review by Gary Hill

This act is generally not considered prog. I, however, think that the dreamy, trippy sort of texture in the mix, along with a lot of the jazz elements put it within striking distance of the genre.


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Glass Hammer - Shadowlands
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If you like your music with lots of keyboards and anywhere from 8 to twenty-some minutes long, Glass Hammer is the band for you. Led by multi-instrumentalists Fred Schendel and Steve Babb, Glass Hammer has released its eighth album.

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Glass Hammer - Ode to Echo
Review by Gary Hill
What an amazing set this is! It’s definitely thinking person’s prog.

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Glass Hammer - Chronomonaut
Review by Gary Hill
You can always count on quality progressive rock from Glass Hammer, so they have set the bar high leading into this album. Well, they have set a new world record as this thing easily surpasses anything that's come before from them.

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Evelyn Glennie - Drumming
Review by Steve Alspach
Never one to adhere to convention, Drumming is Evelyn Glennie in one of her frequent exploratory moods.
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Global Unified - Global Unified
Review by Gary Hill
Not everything here is progressive rock, but the majority of it is. It’s often similar to Rush or Pink Floyd. Hawkwind and other elements show up, too.

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Thomas Glönkler - Tiefenland
Review by Gary Hill
This double CD set showcases an intriguing form of progressive rock. It can be subtle and ambient.

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Glorious Wolf - Mysterious Traveler
Review by Gary Hill
This is an intriguing and effective release. It makes good use of bluesy hard rock sound at times leaning toward metal.

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Roger Glover - Mask
Review by Gary Hill
Mask has just gotten reissued.

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Roger Glover - Roger Glover and Friends - The Butterfly Ball and The Grasshopper's Feast
Review by Gary Hill
After Roger Glover had left Deep Purple, he was looking for a new project and came upon about titled "The Butterfly Ball." He decided to create an album based on the book.

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Goblin Rebirth - Goblin Rebirth
Review by Mike Korn
If you’re familiar with Italian horror cinema, there’s no way you’ve missed hearing the music of Goblin.

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Godley & Creme - Frabjous Days – The Secret World Of Godley & Creme
Review by Gary Hill
Based just on the music here, this set would not land under progressive rock. Some of it does quality as proto-prog, though.

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Kevin Godley - Muscle Memory
Review by Gary Hill

Kevin Godley is best known for his tenure in the band 10cc. That band is probably best known for the hit song "I'm Not In Love," but that was just one side of the act.


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Godsticks - Emergence
Review by Gary Hill
This is definitely not traditional progressive rock.

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Andrew Goldring - Cosmic Dance (digital single)
Review by Gary Hill
This is a brand new single from Andrew Goldring. I'm always a bit skeptical of singles because a lot of pop music (particularly these days) has a tendency to be over-produced and shallow.

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Gone from My Sight - Twenty Twenty
Review by Gary Hill
This is quite an intriguing set. It's not precisely progressive rock, but it is definitely art rock.

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Gong - Angel’s Egg
Review by Gary Hill
This is an unusual, but entertaining disc.

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Gong - I See You
Review by Gary Hill
Gong covers a lot of musical territory here.

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Gong - Rejoice! I'm Dead!
Review by Gary Hill
Daevid Allen was the heart and soul of this band. After his passing it might seem odd that a new Gong album would be released that captures the spirit of Gong.

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Gong - Live At The Gong Family Unconventional Gathering
Review by Gary Hill
Comparisons to Hawkwind are always on the table when talking about Gong. Both bands have similar space rock roots.

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Gong Expresso - Decadence
Review by Gary Hill
Gong Expresso is a spin off group from Gong. This new CD is an instrumental one that is probably more fusion than it is prog rock.

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Alex Goodman - Impressions in Blue and Red
Review by Gary Hill

This is an intriguing set. It could go under non-prog as jazz. I'd consider it more fusion, which we generally land under progressive rock, though.


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Jerry Goodman - Violin Fantasy
Review by Gary Hill
This album is fully instrumental. It’s a great disc, too. Some of the music here has appeared elsewhere (although most of the time in different arrangements)

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Jon Gordon - Stranger Than Fiction
Review by Gary Hill
This is one of those releases that sort of skirts the line between fusion and more mainstream jazz.

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Gracious! - Gracious! (vinyl)
Review by Gary Hill
This is a long lost album from 1970. It's one of those things that is only known about by a select group of people, but that group is enthusiastic about it.

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Valerie Gracious, Steve Unruh, Phideaux Xavier - 71319 Live at Monforti Manor
Review by Gary Hill
This is an unusual release. Each live CD here represents one set of a show from July of 2019.

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Gerald Gradwohl Group - Episode 6
Review by Gary Hill
This is an intriguing release. It would be easy to just label it as fusion, but that's not descriptive enough.

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The Grandmothers of Invention - Live In Bremen
Review by Gary Hill
There are a number of bands composed of former Zappa band and Mothers of Invention members playing Zappa's music. This is the longest consistently running incarnation.

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Patrick Grant - A Sequence of Waves
Review by Gary Hill
With this music described as "weird," I came at this set with a bit of trepidation. I mean, given a lot of the music I hear, something advertised as weird seemed to hold a special level of difficulty.

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Patrick Grant - FIELDS AMAZE and other sTRANGE music
Review by Gary Hill
This set is quite intriguing. It has sounds that are often quite classical in nature. At other times there are Rock In Opposition and jazz fusion oriented.

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Grapefruit Sound Lab - Dum Dum Gun (digital single)
Review by Gary Hill

While this number doesn't qualify as actual progressive rock, it certainly fits as "art music." That basically makes it "art rock," although there isn't a real rock aesthetic here.


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Gravy Train - Second Birth
Review by Gary Hill

This is a new reissue of an album from 1973. It might not be full on progressive rock. 


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Gordon Grdina Septet - Resist
Review by Gary Hill

This new set is quite intriguing. I previously reviewed a set from Gordon Grdina (with his Nomad Trio - in our last issue).


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Gordon Grdina's Nomad Trio - Nomad
Review by Gary Hill

This instrumental album is not for everyone, but it is not intended to be. Frank Zappa once said, "The more mediocre your music is, the more accessible it is to a larger number of people in the United States."


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The Great Depression - In a Starry State
Review by Gary Hill
I suppose the most obvious audience for this would be fans of modern alternative rock based prog like Radiohead.

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The Great Game - The Great Game
Review by Gary Hill
This is clearly not the kind of progressive rock prog purists will expect.

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Great Wide Nothing - Hymns for Hungry Spirits, Vol. II
Review by Gary Hill
I wasn't sure what to expect when I got this. Well, I have to tell you that this blend of classic prog with more modern angles including punky things, alternative rock and more definitely delivers.

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Green - & Philharmonic Orchestra Hagen - Symphonic Floyd
Review by Gary Hill
This is a cool album. As you might gather from the title, it is comprised of live performances of Pink Floyd music with a symphonic orchestra and choir.

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Green Cathedral - Winter's Veil
Review by Gary Hill
The progressive rock presented here is modern. It's dark and moody in a lot of ways.

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Green Milk From the Planet Orange - City Calls Revolution
Review by Gary Hill
Once upon a time there was only 1970's style progressive rock. The musical textures were based on folk, classical, electronic fusion jazz, psychedelia and other forms of hard rock - but never any real heavy metal influence.
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Green Violinist - More Thrill & Never Ending Blessings
Review by Gary Hill
While the name may seem strange, this is a powerful album.

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Peter Green - The End of the Game
Review by Gary Hill

Peter Green is one of the more unusual stories of the music business.


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Greenslade - Greenslade (Expanded and Re-Mastered 2CD Edition)
Review by Gary Hill
I remember that I first heard of Greenslade when I was looking over one of the Roger Dean books. I'm a huge fan of the artist, and he did the cover to this album.

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Greenslade - Spyglass Guest
Review by Gary Hill
This new re-mastered edition of the third Greenslade album is quite cool. First you get the original album with a polished up sound on the first CD of the set.

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Greenslade - Bedside Manners are Extra
Review by Gary Hill
This reissue of the second Greenslade album is a definite value. It's a double disc set in a great digipack with a classy booklet.

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Greenslade - Time and Tide (Remastered 2-CD Edition)
Review by Gary Hill
This new reissue of a 1975 release from Greenslade is recommended. This includes a remastered version of the main album.

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Grey Lady Down - Star-Crossed
Review by Gary Hill
Grey Lady Down seem to be a band that are trying to combine a more metallic approach with a very traditional progressive rock basis.
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The Grid / Fripp - Leviathan
Review by Gary Hill
Robert Fripp provides guitar and soundscapes to this.

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Tom Griesgraber - Whisper in the Thunder
Review by Gary Hill
Featuring guest appearances by Jerry Marotta, Pat Mastelotto and the California Guitar Trio, and with the fact that Griesgraber's instrument is the Chapman Stick, one might expect this disc to sound like Tony Levin's solo material.
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Tom Griesgraber and Bert Lams - Unnamed Lands
Review by Gary Hill
What an interesting collaboration this is.

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Art Griffin's Sound Chaser - The Seven Ages Of Starlight
Review by Gary Hill
This is the second album from this act, but the first I've heard. Based on the strength of this, I am interested in hearing anything else they do.

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Jim Griffin - To a Far City
Review by Gary Hill
I first heard about Jim Griffin when I reviewed an album from his band Zombie Picnic. Well, this is his new solo album.

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Ricardo Grilli - 1962
Review by Gary Hill
Ricardo Grilli is the guitarist of this outfit. Given that the group bears his name, you might think that means that this will be a bunch of pieces built around guitar showcases.
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Grit - Live at Kramus Deluxe Studio
Review by Gary Hill
It's a safe bet a lot of people will argue with this landing in prog. It's noisy. It's raw.

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Grobschnitt - Symphony Live 2012
Review by Gary Hill
This is more of an EP than it is an album.

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Todd Grubbs - As the Worm Turns
Review by Gary Hill
Clearly not everything here is progressive rock. Quite a bit of it is, though.

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Heather Gruber - Hiding from the Rain (digital single)
Review by Gary Hill
I have landed this under “progressive rock,’ but it is not actually progressive rock. It is very much art rock, though.
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Grumsling - A Church, On a Boat, In the Sea
Review by Gary Hill
The mix of sounds here is pretty crazy.

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Grumsling - Full Coverage
Review by Gary Hill
I have reviewed another EP from this act in this same issue of Music Street Journal.

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Gryphon - Glastonbury Carol
Review by Steve Alspach
If you ever want to hear a band go "medieval on your @$$" - literally - this is a good place to start. While bands like Jethro Tull, Gentle Giant, or Fairport Convention would pay good homage to renaissance-era music, Gryphon immersed themselves in this kind of style.
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Gryphon - Raindances: Transatlantic Recordings 1973-1975
Review by Gary Hill
This double CD set compiles all the music from the four Gryphon albums that were released on Transatlantic Records between 1973 and 1975.

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Gryphon - Reinvention
Review by Gary Hill
I recently reviewed a compilation set from this outfit. This is their new release.

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GTR - GTR: 2CD Deluxe Expanded Edition
Review by Gary Hill
I remember when I got this album originally, I was unimpressed with it. I think part of that was expectations.

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Guarino Savoldelli Quintet - Core 'ngrato
Review by Gary Hill

I can imagine arguments about this landing under progressive rock. The music here is essentially jazz.


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Tom Guarna - Spirit Science
Review by Gary Hill

We generally land fusion under the progressive rock heading, and I'd definitely consider this fusion. 


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Guitar Garden - China Rose
Review by Gary Hill
It's not uncommon these days to find Celtic or even Middle Eastern sounds incorporated into rock music. Traditionally Chinese music, though is a different story.
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Gumshen - Progtronica
Review by Gary Hill
This is progressive rock. It’s not the progressive rock of the 1970s, though.

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Gumshen - Digibites
Review by Gary Hill
This might not be a tight fit into progressive rock.

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Trey Gunn - The Joy of Molybdenum
Review by Gary Hill
A side project of King Crimson member Trey Gunn, this disc may well be an early contender for best CD of the year. The disc combines Crimsonesque tones in very listenable grooves that really work well.
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Trey Gunn - The Waters, They Are Rising
Review by Gary Hill
This mostly instrumental set is not necessarily the kind of thing that’s well suited to a track by track review.

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Gunnelpumpers - Montana Fix
Review by Gary Hill
I really like the blend of sounds these guys have.

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Pontus H.W. Gunve - Cavalry of Camels (Digital Single)
Review by Jason Hillenburg
Superbly produced and the product of advanced songwriting skills, Pontus Gunve's single "Calvary of Camels" has a progressive rock flavor, but there's a much subtler process working here than pouring old wine into new bottles.

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Pontus H.W. Gunve - The Observer
Review by Jason Hillenburg
There are few musicians in the mold of Pontus Gunve.

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Pontus H.W. Gunve - Live in New York EP
Review by Jason Hillenburg
Pontus H.W. Gunve's new live EP challenges, invigorates, and inspires.

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Pontus H.W. Gunve - Pontus Gunve – IV
Review by Gary Hill
I think I’ve heard pretty much everything Pontus Gunve has ever released.

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Pontus H.W. Gunve - Black Hole BBQ
Review by Gary Hill
You just can't go wrong with Pontus Gunve. His instrumental music always encompasses things ranging from pure progressive rock to fusion and more.

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Guru Freakout! - Mothership
Review by Gary Hill
There are a few things you can naturally assume about space rock.

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