Their sound draws from so much you’ve heard before—‘70s rock and funk, high-energy improv, a touch of pop, a sliver of metal. But the members of this group mix and match those elements—with just a hint of modern tech to burnish a sturdy nucleus of retro-minded organ and guitar—in ways that never fail to astonish.
MIKE JOHNSON The Gardens Of Loss (RIO/Avant-Prog, 2026)
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Review by proto-baldrick — The question seems to be, what differentiates
this outstanding release from a Thinking Plague album? Many of the
same elements...
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