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Friday, June 19, 2026

Zolar Czack "Wires" EP

Country: Ukraine
Genre(s): Instrumental Jazz-Rock, Fusion
Format: digital
Release date: June 15, 2026
Tracklist
1. Plug In (3:36) 
2. Zombie Scrolling (3:20) 
3. Banana Weed (4:47) 
4. Solar Serenity (3:45) 
5. Allergic To The Blues(2026) (3:51) 
6. Chicken Wire (3:29) 
7. Cloud Thief (3:34) 
8. Under The Tree (2:09) 

Total Time 28:31

Credits
Composed and recorded by Dennis Fursov (Quiet Observer)

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Thursday, June 11, 2026

Jane Getter Premonition "Transmogrify"

Country: USA
Genre(s): Progressive Rock
Label7D Media
Format: CD, digital,vinyl
Release date: July 10, 2026
Tracklist
1. Still Dreaming
2. Transmogrify
3. Turned Around
4. He's Gone Away (Won't Stay)
5. Blinded
6. Little Steps
7. Just Run (Remastered)

Credits
Jane Getter – guitars, lead vocals (2–7); bass (1), background vocals (1)
Adam Holzman  (Miles Davis, Steven Wilson) – keyboards
Paul Frazier – bass, background vocals (3)
Gene Lake – drums (2, 4, 5, 7)
Russell Holzman – drums (1, 3)
Chanda Rule – lead vocals (1)
Alex Skolnick – 1st guitar solo (2)
Mark Egan – bass (7)

Recorded by Anthony Ruotolo
Mixed by Jun Murakawa
Mastered by Andy VanDette, Evolve Mastering LLC
All songs written by Jane Getter

Description/Reviews:
Together, they form one of progressive rock's most compelling ensembles — a band whose command of technical virtuosity never comes at the expense of emotional depth. Transmogrify is their latest act of creative courage: a record that reflects our turbulent times without losing sight of beauty, transformation, and the possibility of change.
Most of the songs on this album began as something else entirely, transforming through the creative process into the forms they now inhabit. The album's title track reflects on the artist's evolving desires and experiences while acknowledging the shifting currents of a world in flux. He's Gone Away delves into the illusion of escape — the realization that what haunts us follows wherever we go. Blinded confronts the dangers of blind allegiance. And Little Steps — a solo acoustic guitar piece — stands as a tender tribute to the late, great Ralph Towner.
Lyrically and sonically, Transmogrify is an album that holds out hope even as it confronts difficult truths — a record for a world that is, like the music itself, in the midst of becoming something new.

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Monday, June 8, 2026

Stick Men "Let's THRAK Again"

Country: USA
Genre(s): Instrumental Progressive Rock, Fusion
Format: CD, digital, vinyl
Release date: September 2, 2026
Tracklist
CD 1: Reel One
Mixed by Stefano Castagna | Track order compiled by Tony Levin

1. Let's THRAK Again
2. Like We Did Last Summer
3. Haggin Triptych
4. Komodo
5. Swimming in Tea
6. Bash Machine
7. Reading the Future
8. Thief of the Dice
9. Brutal (Tony)
10. Dark Birthday
11. Fandango
12. The Well

CD 2: Reel Two
Mixed by Fabio Trentini | Track order compiled by Pat Mastelotto and Markus Reuter

1. Dark Birthday
2. Komodo
3. Let's THRAK Again
4. Like We Did Last Summer
5. The Morning Mist
6. Swimming in Tea
7. Bash Machine
8. Brutal (Pat)
9. Carriage Parade
10. Fandango
11. Reading the Future
12. The Well
13. Thief of the Dice
14. Yosemite Sunset

Credits
Tony Levin: Stick
Markus Reuter: Touch Guitars U8 Deluxe
Pat Mastelotto: Acoustic and Electronic Drums and Percussion

Written & Produced by: Stick Men
Mixed by: Stefano Castagna (Reel One)
Mixed by: Fabio Trentini (Reel Two)
Mastered by: Erik Emil Eskildsen
Recording Locations: Kingston, NY | Dripping Springs, TX | Berlin, Germany
Markus Reuter's Recording Engineer & Sound Design Support: Erik Emil Eskildsen
Executive producers: Neil Ayer, Jim Golden, Dick McClure, Marc Pelath, Richard Schilder, Hal Stern

Description/Reviews:
Let's THRAK Again lives deeply within the spiritual world where King Crimson compositions dwell, even pulling in specific motivic elements from the classic THRAK album. The band describe it as instrumental chamber music, but the chamber is enormous, loud, dark, and experimental. Musicians purposely designed and arranged these pieces to be performed live as a raw trio, without leaning heavily on electronic safety nets. It is intricate, beautiful, and in your face.
The band is releasing two entirely distinct experiences mixed by two different Italian masters: Reel One (mixed by Stefano Castagna) and Reel Two (mixed by Fabio Trentini).
These aren't just slightly tweaked audio files. They feature completely different mixes and entirely different track orders. Let each reel wash over you as its own separate journey. The shifting track sequences and sonic architectures allow an entirely different emotional landscape to unfold.

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Bandcamp (Reel One)

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Monday, June 1, 2026

Anthony Garone "OK, But Why?"

Country: USA
Genre(s): Progressive Rock, Fusion
Label: Moonjune Records
Format: CD,digital,vinyl
Release date: June 1, 2026
Tracklist
1. Binge 
2. Three Legged Dog
3. Deathtrap
4. Dance Master
5. Brex
6. Harnch
7. My Garden
8. Erudite Eyes
9. Trust
10. Pune
11. Bach - Concerto for Violin and Oboe, Mov 1
12. Bach - Concerto for Violin and Oboe, Mov 3
13. Crush
14. Tingz

Credits
Anthony Garone - Guitars
   With
Morgan Ågren - Drums (1,2,5,6,10)
Steve Ball - Guitars (1)
Michael Manring - Bass (1,5,6,10)
John Landy - Bass (2)
Jan Zehrfeld - Guitar Solo(2)
Owen Dueck - Drums (3,4,7,8,13)
Andy West - Bass (4,11)
Tom Monda - Guitar solo (4)
Gabe Garone - Piano (4)
Paul Hanson - Bassoon (5)
Gretchen Menn - Guitar (6), Guitar solo (13)
Tony Garone - Vocals (7)
Daniel Shin - Piano (9)
Chris Misterek - Vocals (9)
Rob Müller - Bass (9)
Grace Guthrie - Violin (9)
Jake Ineck - Vocals (10)
Sebastian Lanser - Drums (11)
Adam Strand - Keyboard (11)
Rob Müller - Drums (12)
Robbie Mangano - Bass (14)

All compositions by Anthony Garone, except 8 (by Robert Fripp),
and 11 & 12 (by J. S. Bach).
Produced by Anthony Garone.
Executive production by Leonardo Pavkovic.

Description/Reviews:
The album moves between odd-meter grooves, tight counterpoint, and melodic hooks that sneak in through the side door. Besides 11 original compositions, two movements from Bach’s Concerto for Violin and Oboe (BWV1060) re-imagined through Garone’s rhythmic lens, along with a refreshed take on Robert Fripp’s “Erudite Eyes”. 

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