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Issue 164

Whether it’s the post-punk band causing chaos on Camden Lock or the Wooten-esque jazz-funk bass lines echoing from a Chalk Farm bar, all roads seem to be guiding the musically curious to Camden tonight.

- DAN PEEKE

And those roads are blurred by the desert dust that Teiger bring with them. From frontwoman Talie Rose Eigeland's flamboyant gunslinger outfit to the shimmer of tremolo-soaked flamenco chords in Sahara, it feels like a duel is imminent and they're providing the soundtrack.

Despite the grainy nostalgia their sound evokes, there's something futuristic in there too. Eigeland's widescreen guitar tone sounds industrial and fuzzy, yet pivots effortlessly into Tool-style riffs. Her off-kilter toplines during Bloodwork wander between disconcerting intervals and remain intentionally unresolved.

The audience relishes their cover of Portishead's

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AURI

As the moonlight pierces through the stained glass windows of the Union Chapel with the stage illuminated by lanterns, Johanna Kurkela takes to the stage in a dazzling ballgown, opening the show with Those We Don’t Speak Of before the rest of Auri join her on this autumnal night.

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JHB GUITARIST DELVES DEEP

Nick Fletcher's fifth album, Mask of Sanity, is inspired by the psychologist Carl Jung.

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PELAGIC FEST

Once a record label showcase held now and again in Berlin, Pelagic Fest has flourished into a bona fide annual getaway for progressive music fans. For the second year in a row, it's taking up two days at Muziekgieterij, a club in the sleepy Dutch city of Maastricht renowned for its sound quality and state-of-the-art light shows. The bill is dominated, as ever, by artists signed to the Pelagic roster, but with This Will Destroy You and Ihsahn headlining, this is by far the biggest and most diverse lineup to date.

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PETE LAMBROU (VLMV)

The great and good of progressive music give us a glimpse into their prog worlds. As told to Grant Moon.

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JO QUAIL

There's no pomposity to the opening with the release of Jo Quail's seventh studio album, Notan. Even though her music is elegant and refined, the cellist has no airs or graces - she's seen soundchecking herself and chatting with the audience pre-show, a white hoodie slung over her long black dress.

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SYMPHONY X

During the encore of Symphony X's LA concert, vocalist Russell Allen - a California native - tells the sold-out crowd why he left his home state 35 years ago. After finishing high school, he says, he began working as a knight on horseback at a local medieval-themed dinner theatre. When the company opened a sister location across the country, Allen was one of the employees sent east to help get the new business up and running. It was supposed to be a six-month deployment, he explains, but while he was there he “met a Jersey girl” and never returned.

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PENDRAGON

According to Pendragon's Nick is Barrett, \"The reason we've survived is because we've never been that popular.\"

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A SUNDAY IN SEPTEMBER

We're off to Balham in south London for the sixth annual A Sunday In September, a 'boutique' all-dayer in the delightful music room of The Bedford.

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SOEN ANNOUNCE HEAVY NEW ALBUM RELIANCE

Upcoming release is previewed by emotive single Primal.

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SPOCK'S BEARD REUNITE FOR NEW LP

Prog veterans channel their post-tour energy into writing and recording.

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