Just for Kicks by Adam Edgemont
Just for Kicks is a collection of wordless poetry brought to life by Adam Edgemont and his electric guitar. From the […]
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Winter Solstice by Michael Evan Moore
Michael Evan Moore’s Winter Solstice EP is a beautifully crafted tribute to the quiet grandeur of the longest night of the
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Laudes by Carlo Matti
The sweet, velvety sound of the clarinet entwines with haunting vocals and resonant percussion, breathing life into a piece that
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PART OF NATURE by KALEIIDO
Born from the sounds of nature—rain falling softly, distant thunder rumbling—KALEIIDO’s latest EP, Part of Nature, is an evocative journey
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Anahita Modarresi – Prophecies: R
I’m not sure how one would do this, but Anahita Modarresi is a self-taught music composer. Rather than pop, folk,
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Carols of the Harp by Cecily Beer
Carols of the Harp is a festive and evocative EP featuring three iconic Christmas pieces, beautifully arranged by Thomas Hewitt Jones
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Dustin Gledhill’s Live at Wigmore Hall – 2010
Pianist Dustin Gledhill’s much-anticipated sophomore album, Live at Wigmore Hall – 2010, releases on November 15, 2024, and it is
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As the River Flows by James Blackwell
James Blackwell is a gifted storyteller who knows how to narrate and how to create tension and resolution to make
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“In the Dungeons of Bäckabo” by Fabian Brusk-Jahn
The soft, velvety sound of the guitar, enveloped gently with tender strings, accompanies the deep, rich timbre of Fabian Brusk-Jahn’s
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Mozart just dropped a new piece, and here’s what I think about it
In a recent, and almost surreal discovery, a previously unknown work by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart has emerged from the depths
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Little Arguments by Allen Constantine
Somber thoughts turned into notes, a beautiful manifestation of pain. Frederic Chopin once said, “Sometimes I can only groan, and
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Messiaen: Quatuor pour la fin du temps (Quartet for the End of Time)
Written in a Nazi prison camp by the French composer Olivier Messiaen, Quatuor pour la fin du temps (Quartet for
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Ancient Fires by Kate Trajan Review
Kate Trajan is a gifted artist. A quite gifted artist. It only took her nine tracks on her new album,
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“We lock our dark halves” by Ostel
In the beginning, there was music—a connection made in the abstract, a message encoded in waves, only readable by the
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Array by Core Memory
“Array” by Core Memory is a deeply personal exploration of the past, crafted by brothers McKinley and Harrison Foster and
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SCAVENGER by Richard X Bennett
“SCAVENGER” by Richard X Bennett is a deeply personal exploration of life, art, and survival, translated into thirteen tracks that
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The Review of The Tale of The Desert Mountain
I’ve been into music for a very long time… long enough to come up with sayings for my musical experiences.
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Discover Soshiant’s Latest Cosmic Soundscape: “Starlit Impromptu”
Get ready to be transported to the far reaches of the cosmos with Soshiant’s latest ambient electronic release, “Starlit Impromptu.” Released
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Introduction to TELEION, melodies of ancient Greece By Dimitris Soukoulis
I TELEION as a perfect circle, that before revealing its absolute perfection, uniting the point of the beginning with the
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A Review of The School Sessions
The question on everyone’s mind is “What does Calgary have other than the fact that a Jamaican bobsled team competed
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