Norwegian proggers Gazpacho bring out their next album “March of Ghost” (2012). Not too many surpises as they stick to their own signature: layers of intens emotional music.

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Gentle Giant - Funny Ways (Live 1978) (by GeorgeLupine3)

Beautiful track by this, rather overlooked, prog-icon

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FaceCulture intervews Steven Wilson of Porcupine Tree. Steve speaks about music, art, film, the state of the music industry and his new projects. (part 1 of 5)

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My first 8tracks-mix entitled: “IT’S TIME TO FALL”

featuring darkjazz, jazz, progressive rock with among others:

Bohren & Der Club Of Gore - Beileid (2011) - Zombies never die (blues)

Kilimanjaro Darkjazz Ensemble - From the stairwell (2011) - White eyes

Jakszyck Fripp Collins - A Scarcity of Miracles (2011) - The other man

Lunatic Soul - Lunatic Soul II (2010) - Escape from paradise

Tomasz Stanko - Dark eyes (2010) - Terminal 7

And further:

Nik Bartsch’s Ronin - Avishai Cohen - Bitcrush - Porcupine Tree - Memories of Machines

Opeth - Heritage (2011)

Absolutely NO METAL album, this new one by Opeth. But who cares ? I think it’s a great album with a lot of experimentation going on: from folk to even jazz. A sound that unmistakably goes back to the dark seventies mixing influences from King Crimson to Camel. The heavy guitars riffs are spare and there’s a lot more accoustic instrumentation to be found here. And ofcourse the superb vocals by Mickael.

For me the new path Opeth took with this album works, but what about the hardcore deathmetal fans ?

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