east of eden mercator projected cd album re rm rp 1

east of eden mercator projected cd album re rm rp 1

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east of eden mercator projected cd album re rm rp 1East Of Eden's Mercator Projected demonstrates why their fusion of progressive rock, psychedelia, and jazz continues finding admirers. This 2020 release shows a band comfortable with extended arrangements, strange time signatures, and genuine compositional ambition. The playing is assured without being showymusicians serve songs rather than ego. Their approach treats jazz rock as expansive territory rather than fixed destination. Keyboards, guitar,

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012