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Steve Carr Clark Australia
Steve Carr Clark is a versatile artist whose talents encompass music, art and theatre. His musical styles include Art Rock,
Progressive and Instrumental,with a strong emphasis on atmosphere and story telling.
Steve has released 15 albums and over 70 film clips. His latest album ‘More Things Stated' once again showcases his talents as a lyricist and songwriter.
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With its debut album, this young band from Vienna follows the footsteps of honorable Austrian prog masters like "Matter Of Taste". The music on this concept album is not of the kind I'd call particularly innovative - it travels pretty much on well known roads paved by many others long ago. However, these youngsters do it in a highly pleasant way, skillfully avoiding the pitfalls of pseudo-progressive phrase rehashing most of the time - certainly more successfully so than several of their experienced grand paragons of prog.
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supported by 4 fans who also own “Whistling Up Gargoyles”
Joyous and exploratory. It's what makes Sanguine Hum tick. Or hum. Quite.
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Once We Were - Part Two
by Steve Hughes
supported by 4 fans who also own “Whistling Up Gargoyles”
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5th Season
by 5th Season feat. Durga McBroom & Jukka Gustavson
A spirited, modern imagining of classic ’70s prog; Pink Floyd vocalist Durga McBroom and Finnish prog icon Jukka Gustavson guest.
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Immortal's Requiem
by Phantom Spell
featured on Bandcamp Radio Aug 18, 2022
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Look What You Made Me Do
by Mailbox
supported by 4 fans who also own “Whistling Up Gargoyles”
The "RPM Challenge" is something like FAWM (February Album Writing Month): Given a very tight time interval, write and record a considerable amount of new original music. Typically, you're busy almost each day producing songs. Hats off to everyone who accepts such a challenge and succeeds! This RPM album is an excellent result, quite spontaneous on the one hand, quite elaborate on the other hand. Granted, the shorter tracks below one minute sound like sketches of songs and certainly would have been expanded with more time available. The remaining recordings, however, sound remarkably fleshed out, and don't leave any impression of having been created in a hurry.
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