July 2014 – The Progressive Aspect

Album Reviews

Tohpati – Tribal Dance

31st July 2014 | by Roger Trenwith

With his third release for Moonjune Records under his own name, Indonesian guitar virtuoso Tohpati dispenses with the bluesy feel... Read More →

Album Reviews

Heylel – Nebulae

29th July 2014 | by Brian McAllister

This is the debut offering from a Portuguese four-piece described in their publicity material as an alternative prog rock band... Read More →

Album Reissues

Panama Limited – Indian Summer

28th July 2014 | by Roger Trenwith

Panama Limited, having dropped the “Jug Band” from their name, and having seemingly psychedelicised themselves while listening to Captain Beefheart,... Read More →

Album Reissues

Panama Limited Jug Band – Panama Limited Jug Band

27th July 2014 | by Roger Trenwith

Panama Limited Jug Band formed in the latter months of 1968 and were part of the UK country blues scene,... Read More →

Album Reviews

Abel Ganz – Abel Ganz

27th July 2014 | by Bob Mulvey

I doubt many readers of this blog will need an introduction to Scots based Abel Ganz, but just in case.... Read More →

Featured

Jon Anderson & Jean-Luc Ponty Band

25th July 2014 | by Bob Mulvey

There has been rumour for quite some time regarding the possibilities of former Yes vocalist Jon Anderson and legendary French... Read More →

Album Reviews

Ut Gret – Ancestors’ Tale

24th July 2014 | by Roger Trenwith

From the opening bars of this charming little artefact it is obvious that I am in for a bit of... Read More →

Interviews

Josh Kirsch – Fright Pig

23rd July 2014 | by The Progressive Aspect

A mysterious entity in Prog The project called “Fright Pig” is a fellowship of anonymity. The brilliant debut album “Out... Read More →

Album Reviews

Plastic Noose – Fractured Despondency

22nd July 2014 | by Bob Mulvey

Fractured Despondency is the second release from Edinburgh based multi-instrumentalist Alan Emslie, recording here under the pseudonym – Snow King. He... Read More →