AKKU Quintet – Aeon
30th April 2017 | by Roger Trenwith
Another band following in the currently popular minimalist jazz fusion tradition, the Swiss group AKKU Quintet make music that is... Read More →
Monthly Archives: April 2017
Lonely Robot – The Big Dream Album Launch
29th April 2017 | by Rob Fisher
Sub89, Reading Thursday 28th April 2017 I rather like Sub89 as a venue. Whilst the public image it portrays tends... Read More →
Steve Hackett
28th April 2017 | by John Wenlock-Smith
Whilst having an ever active schedule, Steve Hackett, the former Genesis guitarist, graciously took time out to talk to TPA’s... Read More →
Isildurs Bane & Steve Hogarth – Colours Not Found in Nature
28th April 2017 | by Mel Allen
When it was announced that Swedish progressive music pioneers Isildurs Bane and Steve Hogarth, Marillion’s vocalist, had come together for... Read More →
Nooumena – Controlled Freaks
27th April 2017 | by Roger Trenwith
Nooumena, with their odd name derived from Greek philosophy, hail from Caen in France and Controlled Freaks is their second... Read More →
Naryan – Black Letters
26th April 2017 | by Jez Rowden
This second album from Naryan, a self-described “Melancholic” seven-piece from Finland, is a strange listen. The use of multi-instrumentalists with... Read More →
Mouse on the Keys – Out of Body [EP]
25th April 2017 | by Bob Mulvey
Following on from the pleasant discovery, late last year, of the rather intriguing Cubic album from LITE, I noted that... Read More →
Cast – Power and Outcome
25th April 2017 | by Professor Mark
Cast are a powerful band from Mexico who are well known throughout Latin America and the World, recognized and reviewed... Read More →
Tohpati Ethnomission – Mata Hati
24th April 2017 | by Roger Trenwith
Way back in 2010, one of MoonJune Records’ many Indonesian guitarist discoveries gave us his band Ethnomission’s first glorious outing... Read More →
Encircled – The Monkey Jamboree
23rd April 2017 | by Tony Colvill
I loved Encircled’s first album, The Gun Has Replaced the Handshake, but opined that it would be far better with... Read More →
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