H.R.H. PROG V – Day One
30th March 2017 | by Leo Trimming
Hafan Y Mor, Nr. Pwllheli, North Wales 16th – 18th March 2017 Part One (We do this so you don’t... Read More →
Monthly Archives: March 2017
Gordon Giltrap & Paul Ward – The Last Of England
29th March 2017 | by Bob Mulvey
In what seems to have become a relentless, burgeoning and ever diversifying musical climate it is so easy to lose... Read More →
Haken in Manchester / Richard Henshall Interview
28th March 2017 | by Mike Ainscoe
Haken – Academy 3, Manchester 24th March 2017 On their tenth anniversary Haken find themselves well established as leaders in... Read More →
Änglagård US dates, new live Blu-Ray/DVD and more…
27th March 2017 | by Bob Mulvey
Legendary Swedish progressive-symphonic band Änglagård will return to North America and Canada for a brief three date run in May.... Read More →
Paul Morley – The Age of Bowie
27th March 2017 | by Roger Trenwith
Back in the days of the tabloid-sized music weeklies, or “inkies” as they were known, for a period from the... Read More →
Third Quadrant – re:generator
26th March 2017 | by Tony Colvill
From the first sonar-like ping to the last note, Third Quadrant’s 2016 album re:generator holds your attention, with a vocal... Read More →
A Formal Horse – Made In Chelsea [EP]
26th March 2017 | by Jez Rowden
Atomic Rooster. Trojan Horse. Henry Cow. Er, Canned Goat? I may just have made that last one up but farmyard-related... Read More →
O.R.k. – Soul of an Octopus
25th March 2017 | by Roger Trenwith
Two years after their first album, Inflamed Rides, this rather thrilling gathering of enquiring musical like-minds return with Soul Of... Read More →
Once and Future Band – Once and Future Band
25th March 2017 | by Professor Mark
I forget now where I read about the Once and Future Band, but I was very interested in reviewing their... Read More →
Matheus Manente – Illusions Dimension [2017 remaster]
24th March 2017 | by Brian Hickam
This new remaster of Illusions Dimension, Matheus Manente’s first solo release from 2014, has the dramatic feel of a film... Read More →
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