Big Big Train – Folklore Album Launch Event
31st May 2016 | by Leo Trimming
Real World Studios, Box, Wiltshire 22nd May 2016 Big Big Train are a band which does not follow the usual... Read More →
31st May 2016 | by Leo Trimming
Real World Studios, Box, Wiltshire 22nd May 2016 Big Big Train are a band which does not follow the usual... Read More →
30th May 2016 | by The Progressive Aspect
In this update we feature:- David Kollar – The Son Circus Maximus – Havoc Celestial Teapot – One Big Sky... Read More →
29th May 2016 | by Roger Trenwith
Over the years I have developed an occasional hankering for the more obscure end of the vast metal scene, one... Read More →
28th May 2016 | by Jez Rowden
“TTT is at the cutting edge of contemporary music. Watch your fingers!” – Brian Eno When Eno says something like... Read More →
27th May 2016 | by Tony Colvill
It doesn’t seem any time at all since Belighted, Iamthemorning have been added to the dictionary and no longer cause... Read More →
25th May 2016 | by Roger Trenwith
This album is like a breath of fresh patchouli’d air wafting unannounced across your nostrils from a wormhole connecting to... Read More →
22nd May 2016 | by Basil Francis
This is my second encounter with The Samurai of Prog, the first being three years ago when I reviewed their... Read More →
21st May 2016 | by Mike Ainscoe
Longevity isn’t a dirty word in the music business. Neither is prog for that matter. Galahad are both. A band... Read More →
20th May 2016 | by Rob Fisher
Progressive music is profoundly existential. Not only does it capture the spirit of our time, it also resonates with crystal... Read More →
18th May 2016 | by Roger Trenwith
When Romantic poets Messenger arrived on the scene in 2014 with the worshipful offering that was Illusory Blues many sat... Read More →