Alan Reed – Honey on the Razors Edge
17th April 2017 | by Rob Fisher
Alan Reed’s enthralling second album takes a little while for the uncomfortably menacing significance of its title to make itself... Read More →
17th April 2017 | by Rob Fisher
Alan Reed’s enthralling second album takes a little while for the uncomfortably menacing significance of its title to make itself... Read More →
16th April 2017 | by Calder Hannan
Plini is a guitarist and composer who manages to carve his own niche in the increasingly saturated instrumental guitar-centric progressive... Read More →
16th April 2017 | by Ian King
Klub Wytwórnia, Łodz, Poland 7th – 9th April 2017 Marillion Weekend – A Fan’s Perspective With photos courtesy of Alan... Read More →
16th April 2017 | by Bob Mulvey
The words unique and genius are so often overused, however in the case of Allan Holdsworth, they seem to fall... Read More →
15th April 2017 | by Professor Mark
Greek rockers Ocean Mind returned with a new album in May last year, Underwater II representing a change of sound... Read More →
15th April 2017 | by Rob Fisher
Time and public perception have been neither kind nor entirely fair to Phil Collins. A hugely impressive song-writer, musician, performer... Read More →
14th April 2017 | by Roger Trenwith
The Barbican Theatre, London 8th April 2017 A beautiful and warm spring day in the capital glossed over a visit... Read More →
13th April 2017 | by Leo Trimming
“Mirror your World through my Touch…Set me Free, oh Set me Free” These words, from the song Colours on Magenta’s... Read More →
12th April 2017 | by Roger Trenwith
It would be easy to say of any new release from Norwegian sonic pioneers Ulver “Well, that wasn’t what I... Read More →
11th April 2017 | by Leo Trimming
Hafan Y Mor, Nr. Pwllheli, North Wales 16th – 18th March 2017 Part Three (Time for the Prog ‘After Life’?!)... Read More →