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Review by Drmick1971 — What aligns me with the music of Karfagen or more particularly with Antony Kalugin is his music is a journey. Each and
every album of his takes on a musical voyage. I've always said the music that grabs me, that touches me is the music
that propels my mind on a trajectory to somewhere. With the release of the new Karfagen album "Omni II" just do...

Review by Fercandio46 — You feel like you're walking the streets the moment Lost Tribe's second album begins, not that it lacks
sophistication, but rather that it is challenging, brash, and provocative. David Binney brought a background steeped
in both free jazz and funk. It captures the essence of the 90s New York scene, featuring Fima Ephron on bass
alongside th...

Review by Fercandio46 — With their second album, Apophenian Bliss, the quartet raises the stakes and explores further sonic possibilities,
employing polyrhythms and harmonies shared between keyboard and guitar; on the opening track, "Astrology," they
build upon their earlier Mahavishnu and Tony Williams' Lifetime influences by adding elements of the Jeff Beck Group

Review by tszirmay — Oooh, this may be quite a tasty discovery, even though I did get the previous 2019 debut but never gave it a
thought . But thankfully this one caught my attention (was it perhaps the attractive album cover or a reviewer
colleague's salivation, who knows for sure?) and it's a pleasant winner. Talented crew this, tight as an Oktoberfest
beer bar...

Review by Logan — It was a 13 long years interval between the release of 2013's Tomorrow's Harvest to its next album,
2026's Inferno. Was it worth the wait? For me, an infernal hell yeah! A new Boards of Canada
album has been one of my fondest music hopes for years, and this exceeded my expectations.

The potential release had been teased with various grainy VHS t...