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Album review: RANDOM EARTH PROJECT – Songs of Plenty

Self release [Release date 13.04.26] What’s in a name? In the case of Random Earth Project, the project part finds echoes of Frank Zappa’s Project / Object idea, with various elements being interrelated in the search for artistic unity On … Continue reading
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Tagged album review, Andrew Walker, Arcade Fire, Camel, Carleton Van Selman, Dave Cousins, David Bowie, Frank Zappa, Glen Buck, Howard Werth, Kim Cypher, Kym Cypher, Mark Howes, Martin Nico, Pink Floyd, prog, Random Earth Project, symphonic, Trev Turley
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