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Ha, my personal hero Peter Hammill mixed this. As I like the calm music of Mr. Bowness anyways this extra bonus made it easy to grab this new collaboration, which, of course, in itself justified the purchase if calm art rock is your thing... ;-)
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Everything to Everyone
by Bjorn Riis
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Lead guitarist for Neo-Prog band, Airbag, has released this solo recording, and as expected, there is plenty of guitar goodness all through it. He brings in other musicians to fill out the band, as well as being joined at times by a female vocalist. The lyrics are thoughtful and often mournful, with a wealth of dynamic tension and release, musically. It becomes more striking with each listen, as, deceptively, there is much to ponder here.
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The Quiet Rebellion of Compromise
by Oak
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A whole album on such bright topics such as suicide and mental health issues? I've always been claiming, that the sad songs always are the best, but you really have to be in the mood to delve into this one... If you are, it's another great OAK album, again revealing the band members different backgrounds/influences (prog, folk, metal, goth, art rock, ...). And Simen Valldal Johannessen is an impressive, versatile vocalist!
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