Dandelion Charm Brighton, UK
Harmonies, Epic outros, Songs that tell a story. Think Crosby Stills and Nash meets Tori Amos, Fleetwood Mac meets Opeth, or Joni Mitchell meets Yes!!
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For those that remember the Look and Read series in the early eighties (which had such programmes as 'Dark Towers'), in my opinion this music evokes those feelings of mystery and wonder. Very, very impressed.
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Christmas Selection Box
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This a beautiful, cheerful and proggy collection! Thank you and merry Christmas!
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Fall Of The Watcher
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For anyone who loves progressive music, this band, and this album, is a must listen. The closest comparison for me is the band IQ. Robin Peachy's vocals are very similar to that of Peter Nicholls. The title track is the one that really put the hook in for me, especially around the 6+ min mark, where the whole thing shifts into a very jazz/prog groove and is just fantastic! Sacrifced in Vein is another standout track. An excellent album for longtime prog fans and curious newcomers.
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Boston group excels at making songs driven by taut, multilayered vocal harmonies and supported by Americana arrangements.
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Intersection
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From France comes this devilish dark folk record from the curiously named An Eagle in Your Mind, full of shadowy songs that will hypnotize.
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The Light Of Ancient Mistakes
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Prog can be accused of being backward looking in terms of instrumentation and production. No way with this lot. Loops, drum loops alongside the melody. Prog done modern IMO.
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