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Review by kev rowland — 'Fractal Guitar 4' is the fourth instalment in the 'Fractal Guitar' series which Swiss composer and guitarist Stephan
Thelen initiated in 2015, with the last chapter being released in 2022. This is not the only series he has been working
on and along with separate projects this is his 13th release since the first, which in itself was his 12th s...

Review by kev rowland — This compilation is designed to provide an overview of Space Debris, a still active Krautrock band from Germany.
Three of the nine tracks on the triple vinyl set from FdeM, which is already sold out by the way, are more than 20
minutes long while the set is more than two hours in length. If you can find a copy it also comes with a 24 pp A4
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Review by Fercandio46 — Vocalist Marco Cecioni brought experience from his earlier stint with the 1960s band Battitori Selvaggi to the
formation of Il Balletto di Bronzo; their album Sirio 2222 is a compendium of influences carried over from that decade,
such as psychedelia and the sound of Jimi Hendrix, delivered by a razor-sharp quartet that sounded both tight and <...

Review by Fercandio46 — A growth in compositional maturity is evident on the second album by Mimmo Di Martino (guitar), Ettore Vigo (piano
and organ), Martin Grice (saxophone and flute), Marcello Reale (bass), and Peppino Di Santo (drums and percussion).
Jazz influences persist, albeit with a certain darkness, and the addition of the saxophonist truly adds greater

Review by tszirmay — This sublime group has rather rapidly taken over top spot as my favourite Spanish Prog band, a nudge beyond
Rafael Pacha, only due to the impeccable quality throughout their 5-album discography, from 1997's debut
"Transformation" up to today's subject matter, "Seven Hills'. Only one personnel change to announce, drummer
Miguel Diaz replaces Ma...