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OBLIVIOUS - CREATING MEANINGTransubstans veterans OBLIVIOUS is back on track, this time with the stunning 8-tracker 'Creating Meaning'! Bluesy, groovy hard rock with flowing bass lines and mysterious riffs that resembles the inventiveness of LED ZEPPELIN and SABBATH, but also acts like DOZER or ... read more » |
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ONES! - THE ONES!Finally we have uncovered a copy of this rare (R4) gem from back in 1966. Although these guys originated from Connecticut, they became one of the hottest opening acts in Boston in 1967, playing many of that city's best and most popular venues. Their rendition of the days ... read more » |
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ORCHID - MOUTHS OF MADNESS (BLACK)Taking into consideration that the Californian quintet had obviously already found its formula for success, one could have expected them to play save by fully maintaining the first records course. However, when giving ORCHIDs sophomore release "The Mouths Of ... read more » |
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ORDO EQUITUM SOLIS - KILLING TIME KILLING LOVEThirteen years, its the time needed to have this new Ordo Equitum Solis album born. Leithana and Deraclamo, joined by Maury invite you to a new journey in ten initiatory steps, throwing an introspective glance to past, present and future, putting words and music to the ... read more » |
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OS MUNDI - 43 MINUTEN'43 Minuten' is the second album of the German group OS MUNDI. It was originally released in 1972 on the legendary BRAIN-label and is considered to be one of the best fusion Krautrock progressive albums of the era. First ever official reissue. Audiophile edition taken from ... read more » |
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OWEN TEMPLE QUARTET - ROT IN THE SUNBy Casbah's fourth release it shouldn't be too hard to talk about an album. But now that Owen Temple Quartet has entrusted the label with the release of Rot in the Sun, it appears that they have their work cut out for them. However thrilled they could have been by the band ... read more » |
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