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News: Barnum's Freak - Darkness between the Light (2021)

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Picture Credit: Barnum's Freak   Barnum's Freak - Darkness between the Light Release Date: March 11, 2021 Length: 04:35 Genre: Prog Rock Origin: Naples , Italy More than six have passed since Napolitan quintet Barnum's Freak have released their last album " Revolution Loading ". This year, a new work will be published, and the single 'Darkness between the Light' is the first of omen of what we are about to expect from the upcoming release. Darkness Between the light by Barnum's Freak "Darkness between the Light" is a colourful and versatile display of intelligent rock music. Seemlessly Barnum's Freak let Retro Prog, Progressive Post Rock, and a bit of Zeuhl merge and thereby create a beautiful soundscape. Tempo, metre, and moods change in a lightfooted manner and therefore make the sophisticated sound of "Darkness between the Light" appear very easy to the hearing. Barnum's Freak have hereby produced a wholesome piece of mus...

Album Review: MOOP - Ostara (2021)

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Picture Credit: MOOP Artwork: Marie-Laure Morin MOOP - Ostara Release Date: February 26, 2021 Label: Tonzonen Format: Vinyl / Cassette / CD / Digital Length: 34:13 Genre: Brutal Jazz / Zeuhl Origin: Poitiers , France Around 20 months have passed since Poitiers' MOOP released their selftitled album . Now, Julien , Erwin , and   William  are back with their sophomore album that is named after a Pagan celebration in Spring. With baritone sax, guitar, and drums MOOP let the madness continue. Apparently, the band has shrunk from a quartet to a trio since their last release but you should not expect their sound to any thinner or less eclectic due to that change. Picture Credit: MOOP MOOP easily carry on where they left off with their first album. They keep on exploring the cut between Jazz and Rock and dig deep while doing so. Zappaesque compositions create a caleidoscope of colours unknown to human perception. Compared to its predecessor, "Ostara" is a lot more dark and spook...