Published on 20th January 2019 | by Professor Mark
Imagine if Kansas had made an entire album out of the song Cheyenne Anthem capturing the heartbreaking story of a legendary tragedy. Well, they didn’t, but Vertical Alignment, from Atlanta, Georgia, have. After an arduous process... Read More →
Published on 18th January 2019 | by Phil Lively
The story so far… In November 2015 I reviewed Simon Godfrey’s Black Bag Archive, Volume I, a collection of salvaged tracks from unfinished projects. In February 2017 I reviewed Simon Godfrey’s Black Bag Archive, Volume II,... Read More →
Published on 17th January 2019 | by James R. Turner
This is the first album released this year that I have listened to for review purposes, and the beauty of it is, it’s not even out yet, so I know what an impact it will make.... Read More →
Published on 16th January 2019 | by Professor Mark
Falling Edge are an innovative Canadian band, formed in 2004, and FE3 is a fantastic album full of varied and mixed genres of music. Where Should We Go from Here? and its reprise bookend the album,... Read More →
Published on 14th January 2019 | by Roger Trenwith
A theology of sound, gliding serenely in the upper atmosphere, then? I know I’m not allowed to say “sonic cathedrals in the sky”, obviously! It might seem remiss of me to open a review of an... Read More →
Published on 13th January 2019 | by Mel Allen
This release from Patrick Grant is a re-titled, remixed and expanded version of his 1997 album Attack, Decay, Sustain, Release. That album was mostly recorded at Philip Glass’ Looking Glass Studio, with Patrick adding extra piano... Read More →
Published on 11th January 2019 | by Roger Trenwith
The first time I dropped out, turned on, and tuned in to this broadcast sent from a pile of weird synapses left behind in lysergic abandon by visitors from an alternate Pagan universe where peyote in... Read More →
Published on 9th January 2019 | by The Progressive Aspect
In this update we feature: > Phillip Johnston – The Adventures of Prince Achmed > Tap Theory – Am I Cool Yet? EP] > Forgas Band Phenomena – L’Oreille Électrique > Jack O’The Clock – Repetitions... Read More →
Published on 8th January 2019 | by Zachary Nathanson
After 18 years, MoonJune Records are still going strong. For me, it’s a favourite label, releasing music that goes far beyond the progressive genre, taking in Jazz, Fusion, World Music, Experimental, and the Avant-Garde – MoonJune... Read More →
Published on 5th January 2019 | by Leo Trimming
It’s the time of year to look back at the previous year and the focus here is upon Lee Abraham’s most recent solo release Colours, in which he displays his love of AOR and softer rock.... Read More →
