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Coldharbourstores: Post Rock or possibly toast rock?
Ulan Bator: pushing rock to the limits…actually just beyond that tree, the one on the left
John Lewis: Mr Meticulous is a busy man
Taos Humm: Don’t listen to this album, feel it
Luke Gibson: singer songwriter album from 70s-era Canada
Dr Chan: garage rock with a retro infusion
Stephen EvENS: Is He Bothered? Well…
Paul Parrish: psychedelic folk-pop with a whopping great smile
The Book of InXixu: so far out, it applied for a passport. Gong fans take note.
Venn: showing all possible logical songs between a finite collection of different tracks
Curt Boetcher: sunshine pop man, throws a few rays of his own
The Dillards: harmonic resolution of the boundary-breaking kind
Eyes of Blue: fans of Gentle Giant and Man need to pay attention
Ronee Blakley: quality folkie debut album
Ralph Alessi, Gary Versace, Drew Gress, Nasheet Waits: supportive and creative synchronicity
Imar: a sonic adventure that may peak folk-prog fan’s interest
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