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Tony Castellano East Hartford, Connecticut
Progressive-rock-influenced multi-instrumentalist and singer who has played with many different bands, including The Bud Collins Trio, Holding Pattern, Ludent Tremmel's Gno, The Realm, and Magnetar, on either bass or bass and keyboards. In recent years he has been playing mostly drums, for several different recording projects and also as a member of his sister's band, Anne Castellano & The Smoke. ... more
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The Second Brightest Star
by Big Big Train
supported by 4 fans who also own “Orange Triangle”
In the wake of buying the Welcome To The Planet I also went for this older "EP" (clocking in on 70 minutes a rather big big EP...) as a final farewell to a very bright bright star that sadly doesn't shine anymore.
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supported by 4 fans who also own “Orange Triangle”
Really awesome album! It is my best progressive rock album for 2017. I've been playing this album non-stop in my mp3 player!
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supported by 4 fans who also own “Orange Triangle”
This is a brilliant album - really really brilliant! In my opinion, it's even better than its follow-up "When The Dust Settles...", although this is hard to imagine. On "Decade Reference", everything just falls into place - the exquisite compositions, the great vocals, a stunning guitar sound, many exciting keyboard arrangements... a real joy to my ears, which have to witness too much musical garbage nowadays in exactly this genre. Too bad that "Salmon" obviously has done these two albums only...
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The Songs & Tales of Airoea – Book III
by The Chronicles of Father Robin
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Juliana Hatfield Sings ELO
by Juliana Hatfield
It’s a match made in heaven: Juliana Hatfield tackles the classic ELO catalog on a road that leads to power pop bliss.
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The two epic tracks on the latest from BC group Lakeman are mind-melters, opening slow and pensive before erupting into near-doom metal.
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The Fading Ghosts of Yesterday (EP)
by Fractal Mirror
supported by 4 fans who also own “Orange Triangle”
I'm a long-time fan of Dutch prog - an affection that dates back to the 70's when "Focus", "Kayak", and "Finch" issued their legendary albums, and that was nourished over time by newer bands like "Trion", "Flamborough Head", "Us", "Like Wendy"... and "Fractal Mirror", of course. Dutch prog usually exposes a highly developed passion for great melodies and lush, classically oriented orchestration. The endlessly meandering vocal and instrumental lines, as well as the overwhelming mellotron arrangements found everywhere on this four-track EP, are a perfect example.
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