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Day: April 7, 2011

Reviews Posted on7 April 201127 August 2013

Intimate Subjects – Review of Foreign Objects

“That this is demonstrably a playful album does not imply that these musicians are not serious…”

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Reviews Posted on7 April 2011

Review: Aurora – Mark Isaacs Resurgence Band

“Aurora reflects [a] … wide variety of musical influences and Isaacs emerges with carefully crafted and distinctive compositions which provide a range of different moods and plenty of inspiration for the soloists.”

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