Wingfield Reuter Sirkis – Lighthouse
31st October 2017 | by Roger Trenwith
Lighthouse is a companion album to the mighty fine The Stone House, released earlier in the year but actually recorded... Read More →
31st October 2017 | by Roger Trenwith
Lighthouse is a companion album to the mighty fine The Stone House, released earlier in the year but actually recorded... Read More →
30th October 2017 | by Bob Mulvey
In 2015 I reviewed, in some depth, King Of Agogik’s Exlex Beats, the studio project of drummer and multi-instrumentalist Hans... Read More →
29th October 2017 | by Andrew Halley
Apollo, the Greek God of many aspects including music, truth, and light, being a beardless and athletic youth may not... Read More →
28th October 2017 | by Roger Trenwith
O2 Academy, Islington, London Tuesday, 24th October 2017 The venue is a modern, purpose built standing-only space above a shopping... Read More →
27th October 2017 | by Mel Allen
The Brighton post rock duo, famed for their immersive, all engulfing live performances, are releasing a new documentary film and... Read More →
25th October 2017 | by Phil Lively
Charlie Cawood (Pronounced “Kay-Wood”) has been working on this album for many years. Has his hard work paid off? It... Read More →
25th October 2017 | by The Progressive Aspect
Music journalist and editor of Prog Magazine Jerry Ewing is set to release an in-depth book charting the history of... Read More →
24th October 2017 | by Mel Allen
When is an album a homage to the seventies, or a retro copy of that era? That is the difficult... Read More →
23rd October 2017 | by Rob Fisher
“through your stormy waves through your crumbled walls through your broken sky through your fractured soul” Nothing truly prepares you... Read More →