Roland Bühlmann – Aineo
30th June 2015 | by Tony Colvill
Back in 1972 Mike Oldfield went into the Manor Studios and recorded Tubular Bells, huge sound desk, multiple instruments and... Read More →
30th June 2015 | by Tony Colvill
Back in 1972 Mike Oldfield went into the Manor Studios and recorded Tubular Bells, huge sound desk, multiple instruments and... Read More →
28th June 2015 | by The Progressive Aspect
The Progressive Aspect join the numerous tributes being paid to Chris Squire, the founding member of Yes, who passed away... Read More →
27th June 2015 | by Jez Rowden
It’s probably hard to dance to but I wouldn’t know about that. What I do know is that Vennart’s The... Read More →
26th June 2015 | by Jez Rowden
Take a swathe of eccentricity of the Very English kind, a keening sense of melody, mix in a wide spread... Read More →
24th June 2015 | by Roger Trenwith
Simon Steensland hails from Sweden, and makes a living as a professional musician composing and playing music for theatre productions.... Read More →
23rd June 2015 | by Roger Trenwith
Young French jazz-fusion ensemble Ghost Rhythms arrive at TPA Towers hitherto unknown to me with their third album, a two-hour... Read More →
21st June 2015 | by Steve Bedford
According to some, Steven Wilson is a genius. Believe me, Mariusz Duda is not far behind. You may know him... Read More →
21st June 2015 | by Jez Rowden
At the end of last year I reviewed the first two fruits of Esoteric’s remastered reissues series of the complete... Read More →
19th June 2015 | by Bob Mulvey
Pete Jones, the man behind Tiger Moth Tales, reveals that following on from the well received Cocoon album, released last... Read More →
17th June 2015 | by Jez Rowden
With a US tour starting in July and European dates scheduled for the end of the year, Messrs Govan, Beller... Read More →