Prog gets weird and wonderful: Song for a Gorgeous Blonde's Annicka den trolösa pairs dense keyboards with spiky guitar figures in an arty-proggy collision, while dold kappa contorts an old demo into an unholy Downtempo-Jazztronica-Experimental brew with a sly Steely Dan wink. Dino DiMuro's COLLABORATIONS rounds up 15 favorites spanning 1983 to now — 100% recycled music, brand new if you missed it. Buzzard's Disunion channels Sabbathian riffs and Dylan-esque wordplay into a doom folk state-of-the-planet address, and Substry's Unconfined marks a promising debut from the female-fronted quintet.

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Disunion by Buzzard (Doom Folk Metal) cover art

“Lead single 'Disunion' from upcoming LP Hush Now (out 10/16) by Buzzard, in which the doom troubadour delivers a state of the planet address to the void above.”

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Goose Congress by The Sleeping Cliffs cover art

“Upbeat instumental rock EP with some notes of prog, motown, indie and noise.”

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