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Reptile Dysfunction
by Tony Castellano
supported by 5 fans who also own “Fear of Fantastic Flight”
This album is much better than I thought initially. It's just one of those that needs a couple of turns until it gets through the ears into the mind. Except for "Dwindling Choices", which is one of the few tracks with vocals, co-written and sung by Chris Duers of the "Bud Collins Trio", the album is free from old "Bud Sounds", concentrating on the successful revival of the good old art rock feeling of the 70's and 80's as represented by Steve Hackett and Tony Banks. With "Tarnished", my favorite track, Tony Castellano succeeded in authentically recreating the spirit of the typical "Dutch sound" celebrated by bands like Kayak, Focus, and Finch, propelling an endless melody stream played by a singing electric guitar. The 25-minute epic "The Sacrifice" is another attempt at reinventing "Close To The Edge" - which is never a good idea, and usually bound to fail. Tony Castellano copes with this aspiration remarkably well, but in my opinion, the track would benefit quite a bit from stripping around five to ten minutes from it.
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The Red Hour (2014 Remix)
by Tony Castellano
supported by 5 fans who also own “Fear of Fantastic Flight”
Stylistically, this album alternates between "Your Favorite Spoon" and "Walking Like Rudy", sharing with the former "that Bud sound", as Tony Castellano himself coins the typical style of his "Bud Collins Trio" songs, and the symphonic Hackett/Banks-like arrangements and sounds with the latter. A great album, although not my favorite.
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Life Is Good
by RTFACT
supported by 5 fans who also own “Fear of Fantastic Flight”
Awesome throw-back to 70s era prog.
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The Art Of Losing
by The Anchoress
The second release from Welsh artist The Anchoress is a devastating and powerful meditation on loss.
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Zenith
by Kaschalot
Throwing mathcore, emo, and ambient into the mix, Estonia's Kaschalot push progressive rock's multitasking approach to its limits.
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Soft Sounds (Live Video Series)
by Delta Sleep
The latest album from British indie rock band is filled with pared back tracks recorded in various countries while the band was on tour.
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IDiocracy
by The Id
supported by 5 fans who also own “Fear of Fantastic Flight”
"There is lambswool under my naked feet..." - those words always come to my mind while listening to the first bars of "Wide Of The Mark". There's undoubtedly quite some "Genesis" heritage to be found in the music on this album. However, the band that is most closely related to "The ID" is certainly "IQ", which is among the favorite bands and artists named by both Peter Albrektsen (gtr, kbd) and Tim Pepper (v, kbd). So the similarity of the names "ID" vs. "IQ" is obviously not purely coincidental. Being a long-time admirer of the creative output of "IQ", this album inevitably reaches my heart.
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