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Soundoffs 129
Album Ratings 890
Objectivity 60%
Last Active 12-23-22 4:03 pm
Joined 10-02-20
Review Comments 674
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 | Ghostheart Nebula Ascension
| 3.0
08.22.26 |  | Procession (IT) Frontiera
There's lots of unsung, relatively unknown Italian prog, but this one stands out as a gem. Has a very distinctive mix of riff-driven but still progressive hard rock, mixed with more acoustic/ethnic passages. Influences are hard to spot: a bit of early Tull here (but no flute), a bit of Procol Harum there (but no organ), a tinch of other Italian bands of the time (Semiramis, maybe?), and some parts that are almost blown out but still tuneful, and with characteristic Italian vocal delivery. | 4.5
08.22.26 |  | Widowspeak Roses
I might rate this higher if I still listened to this kind of melancholic pop/rock. It's like a sunnier, brighter Mazzy Star, though still a bit woozy and reflective, and the singer really leans into the Hope Sandoval vocal thang. Pretty good songwriting, too. | 3.5
08.18.26 |  | All Them Witches House Of Mirrors
| 4.0
07.19.26 |  | Dave Holland Conference of the Birds
| 4.0
06.23.26 |  | Dave Holland Jumpin' In
| 3.5
06.23.26 |  | Dave Holland Seeds of Time
| 3.5
06.23.26 |
 | RVAHC13 I still feel bad about what I said in the Zeppelin thread, thanks for setting me straight
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 | trickert I just saw this! Thanks for the shout out! It is a cool project they are doing!
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 | Dolving999 Hey! Just wanted to say thanks for bringing up Reformat in the Dream Weapon thread, and also for adding them to the database. I had been searching for a similar sound to that album, and if I it wasn't for you I would never have found this awesome little project. Cheers!
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