ProgRock

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Thank You Scientist Maps Of Non-existent Places

21 aug 14

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Truly remarkable.

Spock's Beard Brief Nocturnes and Dreamless Sleep

18 jun 14

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I completely agree with you regarding the judgment and description of the Album. Whether this one or another is the best, I see it more as a personal choice, since, in my opinion, they have released several successful albums like the one reviewed.

IQ The Road of Bones

18 jun 14

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Without a doubt, IQ guarantees quality; lately, I have been enjoying them even more, thanks in part to the splendid remastering of "Tales From The Lush Attic." In particular, I find the spectacular final sections in their works to be memorable, such as in "The Last Human Gateway" (from the same "Tales"), "Harvest of Souls" (from "Dark Matter"), as well as in "Came Down" (from one of their peaks, "Ever"). I will make sure to listen to this as well.

Mogwai Mr. Beast

23 jan 14

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The Mogwai work that I am most attached to, every single note is memorable to me, an equally engaging review as far as I’m concerned, perfectly describes both the Band and the Album.

Mogwai Rave Tapes

8 jan 14

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Every LP/EP by Mogwai has always meant a lot to me. The one I've listened to the most is "Mr. Beast", where I think they achieve the perfect balance, even though it features a more "predictable" (but also more "mature") style compared to their early days (the spectacular trilogy of the late '90s: "Ten Rapid" + "Young Team" + "C.O.D.Y."). For those who aren't familiar, I recommend "Government Commissions: BBC Sessions 1996-2003." As for the album under review, I'm looking forward to the release day, just as I did for the previous two.

Motorpsycho Still Life With Eggplant

8 dec 13

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From "Little Lucid Moments" (calmly one of their best) to today, they have continued to release great things. This album is even more enjoyable overall than "Child Of The Future" and "Heavy Metal Fruit." The collaborations they did with Jaga Jazzist earlier ("In The Fishtank") and the work "The Death Defying Unicorn" are nothing short of spectacular.

Airbag The Greatest Show on Earth

23 nov 13

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Very interesting, something in common with Gazpacho, stylistic influences and provenance, great recommendation.

Dream Theater Dream Theater

31 oct 13

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Russian Circles Memorial

29 oct 13

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"Station" in particular is one of the albums I've listened to the most in this genre. In their first three works, you can find all the stylistic varieties of analogous bands, from the instrumental fury of "Enter," the more melodic parts of "Station," and the more "Ambient" elements of "Geneva." I will gladly listen to this new release.