Lost Kite Sweden
Lost Kite is a progressive music project between father and son, Stefan and David. Stefan has earlier been a member of the swedish prog act Kultivator.
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Masterpiece of Crossover prog. It blends perfectly Chamber pop, Folk Rock, Neoclassical music and Progressive Rock. A flawless record
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Fantastic opportunity to get an impression what MoonJune Records is about (fusion, prog rock, avantgarde from all around the world, with a special spotlight on Indonesia ...). Many great artists to be discovered (mostly) and rediscovered (sometimes)! Also, watch out for their special offers due to their 15th birthday (this is why, in short time, many other MoonJune albums will appear here ;-} ).
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supported by 11 fans who also own “A Walk”
Fantastic prog/jazz fusion album. If you like Brand X or Colosseum 2 then you will like this. Highly recommended.
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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 Ghosts of Pripyat
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supported by 11 fans who also own “A Walk”
I was really surprised and happy to see that Steve Rothery had brought out a solo album. I was very impressed by the album itself, Steve Rothery's playing reminds me of some of the greats from people like Eric Clapton (Edge Of Darkness the original Series and Rush) along with Pink Floyd. He has managed to encapsulate styles of playing and merge them effortlessly and seamlessly, a feat that many have tried and few succeeded.
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