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Stephan Thelen, "Fractal Guitar" should be added. It goes to the top of my list.

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Originally posted by wiz_d_kidd wiz_d_kidd wrote:

Stephan Thelen, "Fractal Guitar" should be added. It goes to the top of my list.

 
I was unable to find Stephan Thelen in the archives as a solo artist.  They must be entered in the archives to be included on the list.  You can request the artist addition in the appropriate thread.  Thanks!


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Originally posted by TCat TCat wrote:

I put together a list of all the new releases of January 2019 to make it easier for everyone to do reviews on all the new stuff.  I made a New Year’s Resolution to try to make reviewing new releases a priority, and have found some really great discoveries while doing so.  There are some that I didn’t get to, but I found out that there are several out there that didn’t get any other reviews than the ones that I posted.  I want to put this list out on a monthly basis in order to hopefully help other members see what is new and provide more reviews on the new releases that get forgotten about and slip into oblivion. 

 

Anyway, here is the list of what was released last month.  I am sure I have missed some, so feel free to add to the list, but make sure they are listed on this site first.  If they are not, and you think they should be on Prog Archives, then go into the thread that is created for that purpose, namely “Suggest New Bands and Artists”. 

 

Robert Rich – “Tactile Ground”  Progressive Electonic   Released in mid January. 

Slug Comparison – “When You Were Living Here”  Crossover Prog   Released 1/16

Brave – “The Calm/The Storm”   Progressive Metal   Released 1/8

Vangelis – “Nocturne: The Piano Album”   Prog Related   Released 1/25

Lebowski – “Galactica”  Crossover Prog  Released 1/31

Mad Fellaz – “Mad Fellaz III  Eclectic Prog  Released 1/26

Mono – “No Where, Now Here”  Post Rock/Math Rock  Released 1/25

Soniq Theater – “Brandenburg” Crossover Prog  Released 1/1

Big Red Panda – “Voyage”  Psychedelic/Space Rock  Released 1/3

Taliesin – “The Tally of Lies and Faceless Demos”  Progressive Metal   Released 1/9

Apocalypse – “35th Anniversary Concert”  Symphonic Prog  Released 1/7

PFM – “Celebration Live in Nottingham 1976”  Rock Progressivo Italiano  Released 1/25

Dream Theater – “Falling Into the Light” single  Progressive Metal  Released 1/10

Rozmainsky & Mikhaylov Project – “Adventures at the Babooinumfest 2017  Eclectic Prog   Released 1/6

Peter Hammil – “X/Ten (Live)”  Eclectic Prog  Released 1/4

Focus – “Focus 11”  Symphonic Prog  1/31

Protomythos – “Heavy Crowns”  Crossover Prog  Released 1/28

Born of Osiris – “The Simulation”  Tech/Extreme Prog Metal  Released 1/11

Asturias – “Electric Asturias: Trinity”  Neo-Prog  Released 1/30

ESP – “Three EP”  Crossover Prog   Released 1/19

Roz Vitalis – “Great Expectations Live”   RIO/Avant Prog  Released 1/1

Dalton – “Eden   Rock Progressive Italiano   1/11

Magnum – “Live at Symphony Hall”   Prog Related   1/18

Buke and Gase – “Scholars”   Crossover Prog   1/18

Paolo Siani & Friends – “The Leprechaun’s Pot of Gold” Rock Progressivo Italiano  1/25

Michael Zucker – “Strawberry Melt EP”  Heavy Prog  1/21

Bremen – “Enter Silence”   Psychedelic/Space Rock   1/18

Neal Morse Band – “The Great Adventure”  Symphonic Prog  1/25

Santana – “In Search of Mona Lisa EP”  Jazz/Rock Fusion  1/25

Magnesis – “Alice au Pays des Delires”  Neo Prog  1/23

Helium Horse Fly – “Hollowed”   Experimental/Post Metal   1/18

The End of the Ocean – “-aire”  Post Rock/Math Rock  1/18

Samuel Cadima – “Outros Horizontes”  Progressive Electronic  1/27

In Continuum – “Acceleration Theory”   Crossover Prog   1/1

Ayermaniana – “El Reflejo”  Psychedelic/Space Rock  1/7

Steve Hackett – “At the Edge of Light”  Eclectic Prog 

1/25

Lost Crowns - "Every Night Something Happens" - RIO/Avant Prog 
Celeste - "Il Resveglio del Principe"  Rock Italiano Progressivo   Released 1/24
Adventure - "New Horizon"  Symphonic Prog   Released 1/25
Evergrey - "The Atlantic"  Progressive Metal   Released 1/25
Metaphor - "The Pearl"   Neo-Prog   Released 1/4
Red Bazar - "Things as They Appear"   Crossover Prog   Released 1/26
Orchestre Celesti - "Retrospectives"  Crossover Prog   Released 1/26
 

 

As you can see, this is quite a list.  I tried to review everyone of them, but was unable to do them all, so I decided not to review live albums unless requested by the artist.  There were a few others that I didn’t get to that I am hoping to.  But, this is a daunting task and so your help is much appreciated.  These artists rely on our reviews to help spread their music around.  Just pick a few that you think you would be interested in or do as many as you want.  Most of them are available for streaming on Bandcamp or YouTube and other places.  You might find something you really like, like I did.

 

Here are my top picks (in no particular order, remember I missed a few):

1)     Mono – “No Where, Now Here”

2)     Rozmainsky & Mikhaylov – “Adventures at the Babooniumfest 2017”

3)     Buke and Gase – “Scholars”

4)     Helium Horse Fly – “Hollowed”

5)   Magnesis – “Alice au Pays des Delires” (1st disc)

6)   Lost Crowns - "Every Night Something Happens"

 

Honorable Mentions:

1)     Mad Fellaz – “Mad Fellaz III

2)     Samuel Cadima – “Outros Horizontes”

3)     Michael Zucker – “Strawberry Melt”

 

Feel free to add comments or add any that I may have forgot and I will edit this list. 

Any suggestions will help as I plan on doing this every month, but feel free to review any time!

 
TCat
 
  

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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote verslibre Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: February 03 2019 at 16:06
Originally posted by TCat TCat wrote:

Originally posted by verslibre verslibre wrote:

Anyone heard the Santana EP?
 
I have heard it and I reviewed it.  It's pretty standard Santana with touches of R&B and jazz fusion, made up of 3 new tracks and 2 edited versions.


Cool, just read it. Every time I think Carlos may revisit Santana III-Caravanserai-Welcome territory, he seems to only drive by it like a car splashing gutter water on a bystander. I'll still check it out.
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Originally posted by TCat TCat wrote:

Originally posted by wiz_d_kidd wiz_d_kidd wrote:

Stephan Thelen, "Fractal Guitar" should be added. It goes to the top of my list.

 
I was unable to find Stephan Thelen in the archives as a solo artist.  They must be entered in the archives to be included on the list.  You can request the artist addition in the appropriate thread.  Thanks!


I did this already.  No one has taken any actions.
http://www.progarchives.com/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=118176

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I've only got the Vangelis album as yet. The only one I'm excited about getting is In Continuum - Acceleration Theory which is Dave Kerzner's latest project and features both Marco Minnemann and Nick D'Virgilio on drums.
I'm not sure if it's got a proper European release as yet though. I would rather not pay the £18 odd pounds + £5.23 delivery if I purchase from Amazon US. 
 
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Karfagen X "Echoes From Within Dragon Island " A Symphonic Art Rock Masterpiece! 2019"... A concept album Based on Robert Louis Stevenson's Poetry...
Echoes from within Dragon Island is a 4 Track compilation consisting of 3 epic Dragon Island suites with a beautiful interlude (My Bed is a Boat) nestled in between Dragon Island Suites 2 and 3... Karfagen is a Ukrainian band lead my the delicious talents and brain child and keyboard wizardry of Antony Kalugin... He started his journey under the title of Karfagen in 1997. As a child he was introduced to Pink Floyd's "Animals" by his father and that's the introduction to progressive music that officially started his prolific musical journey.
The 9 previous offerings by Karfagen are as prolific as anything else he has created, all equipped with highly talented musicians...  This latest offering "Echoes from within Dragon Island" may very well be his greatest accomplishment yet, consisting of 19 musicians and a plethora of instruments... I highly recommend this musical masterpiece to anyone who enjoys progressive music, but be prepared to be taken on a world wind journey through this incredible mind of Anthony Kalugin...

Antony is also a key member of "SunChild" and HogWash.... Keeping Progressive music alive!      
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Originally posted by wiz_d_kidd wiz_d_kidd wrote:

Originally posted by TCat TCat wrote:

Originally posted by wiz_d_kidd wiz_d_kidd wrote:

Stephan Thelen, "Fractal Guitar" should be added. It goes to the top of my list.

 
I was unable to find Stephan Thelen in the archives as a solo artist.  They must be entered in the archives to be included on the list.  You can request the artist addition in the appropriate thread.  Thanks!


I did this already.  No one has taken any actions.

The avant team does have this in their collaborator room for discussion.  I think that it has two yes votes, and might be waiting for one more.
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Missing in the list
The Emerald Dawn - Nocturne - Neo-Prog
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Apparently I need to check out Lost Crowns!!!

Steve Hackett
Neal Morse
Celeste
Mad Fellaz
Mono
In Continuum

So far, so good!!! 2019 is going to be a MONSTER!!!
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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote TCat Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: February 04 2019 at 09:44
Originally posted by wiz_d_kidd wiz_d_kidd wrote:

Originally posted by TCat TCat wrote:

Originally posted by wiz_d_kidd wiz_d_kidd wrote:

Stephan Thelen, "Fractal Guitar" should be added. It goes to the top of my list.

 
I was unable to find Stephan Thelen in the archives as a solo artist.  They must be entered in the archives to be included on the list.  You can request the artist addition in the appropriate thread.  Thanks!


I did this already.  No one has taken any actions.

 
Okay, good.  I'm sorry but I'm not on this committee.  Hopefully there will be some action with the title soon.
 
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Originally posted by Thomas Stith Thomas Stith wrote:

Karfagen X "Echoes From Within Dragon Island " A Symphonic Art Rock Masterpiece! 2019"... A concept album Based on Robert Louis Stevenson's Poetry...
Echoes from within Dragon Island is a 4 Track compilation consisting of 3 epic Dragon Island suites with a beautiful interlude (My Bed is a Boat) nestled in between Dragon Island Suites 2 and 3... Karfagen is a Ukrainian band lead my the delicious talents and brain child and keyboard wizardry of Antony Kalugin... He started his journey under the title of Karfagen in 1997. As a child he was introduced to Pink Floyd's "Animals" by his father and that's the introduction to progressive music that officially started his prolific musical journey.
The 9 previous offerings by Karfagen are as prolific as anything else he has created, all equipped with highly talented musicians...  This latest offering "Echoes from within Dragon Island" may very well be his greatest accomplishment yet, consisting of 19 musicians and a plethora of instruments... I highly recommend this musical masterpiece to anyone who enjoys progressive music, but be prepared to be taken on a world wind journey through this incredible mind of Anthony Kalugin...

Antony is also a key member of "SunChild" and HogWash.... Keeping Progressive music alive!      
 
Thanks.  This album has a release date of February 11.  It will be on the February list.
 
 

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Originally posted by Gerinski Gerinski wrote:

Missing in the list
The Emerald Dawn - Nocturne - Neo-Prog
 
This album has a release date of February 1.  I have already reviewed it.  It will be on the February list.  Thank you.

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Originally posted by rushfan4 rushfan4 wrote:

The avant team does have this in their collaborator room for discussion.  I think that it has two yes votes, and might be waiting for one more.


Great, thanks for the update!
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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote Nogbad_The_Bad Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: February 04 2019 at 10:46
Originally posted by TCat TCat wrote:

Originally posted by wiz_d_kidd wiz_d_kidd wrote:

Originally posted by TCat TCat wrote:

Originally posted by wiz_d_kidd wiz_d_kidd wrote:

Stephan Thelen, "Fractal Guitar" should be added. It goes to the top of my list.

 
I was unable to find Stephan Thelen in the archives as a solo artist.  They must be entered in the archives to be included on the list.  You can request the artist addition in the appropriate thread.  Thanks!


I did this already.  No one has taken any actions.

 
Okay, good.  I'm sorry but I'm not on this committee.  Hopefully there will be some action with the title soon.
 
Thanks.

He's been cleared for addition by the Avant team and I plan to add him this week.
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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote TCat Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: February 16 2019 at 09:23
This list just keeps on growing, and remember, it's only January.  There is some really good stuff here that needs reviewing!

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Wow.  Yeah prog died in the '70's LOL  I almost exclusively get new releases when I can afford to make additions to my collection.

Edited by Slartibartfast - February 16 2019 at 10:31
Released date are often when it it impacted you but recorded dates are when it really happened...

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Originally posted by Slartibartfast Slartibartfast wrote:

Wow.  Yeah prog died in the '70's LOL  I almost exclusively get new releases when I can afford to make additions to my collection.
 
Yeah I know the feeling.  A lot of the new releases can be streamed on Bandcamp so at least you can get a preview of it and decide if you want to buy it later.

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Steve Hackett's latest is great. I've now listened to In Contuum - Acceleleration Theory and it doesn't disappoint. Kerzner must be one of the most talented guys in prog. For those that don't know this new band has replaced Sound Of Contact and arguably is better. Nick D'Virgillio is off the scale brilliant at times.
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