Freedom To Glide London, UK
Freedom To Glide recommends:
Propeller (album)
by GRICE
This is a beautifully crafted album. A wealth of first class musicianship in brilliantly arranged, superbly written songs.
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Story Tellers Parts One & Two
by Tiger Moth Tales
The utterly brilliant Pete Jones. If you haven't discovered him yet...you have now so dive in!!
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Dysfunctionormal
by Kafkadiva
The excellent new album form our great friends..the amazing Kafkadiva!!
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The Depths of Winter
by Tiger Moth Tales
supported by 56 fans who also own “SEED”
I've hesitated a long time before purchasing my first Pete Jones album, because he's got quite some ambiguous reputation as a "Genesis" epigone. Well, after listening closely to "The Depths of Winter", I think this suspicion isn't really substantiated. Granted, he clearly draws on the 70's symphonic rock heritage, but not to a greater extent than many others counted among the typical representatives of the neo-prog genre. While this album contains a couple of tracks that I won't listen to very frequently, this is more than compensated by overwhelming monster ballads like my favorite track "Hygge". Pete Jones' voice is outstanding, and Mark Wardle's occasional brass arrangements are an additional pleasure.
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Point Fingers
by The Guru Guru (BE)
Throwing rationality to the wind, Belgian experimental band the Guru Guru weave a quirky tapestry of post-punk, mathcore, and kraut rock.
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Everyone Is Doing So Well
by Lucy Leave
Bouncy, urgent, raucous indie rock, anthemic yet unpredictable; this Oxford, U.K. trio sounds defiantly full of life.
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