Breidablik – Nhoohr
30th January 2019 | by Phil Lively
I remember when short-sighted observers portrayed synthesisers as the end of musicianship. I dare say back in the 1840s musos... Read More →
Monthly Archives: January 2019
Electric Crayon Set – Laughing in The Clouds
29th January 2019 | by John Wenlock-Smith
If you ever view Facebook, a few months ago there was a continuous stream of debate about the merits of... Read More →
Red Bazar – Things As They Appear
28th January 2019 | by Leo Trimming
In these unsettled days Red Bazar return with the rather timely album Things as They Appear, which casts a critical... Read More →
The Tronosonic Experience – II: The Big Blow
27th January 2019 | by Mel Allen
The Tronosonic Experience, from Oslo in Norway, return with their second album, their first release on the excellent Apollon Records.... Read More →
Steve Hackett
26th January 2019 | by John Wenlock-Smith
On 25th January Steve Hackett will release his new studio album, At the Edge of Light, and to mark the... Read More →
Steve Hackett – At the Edge of Light
26th January 2019 | by John Wenlock-Smith
I’ve long been an admirer of Steve Hackett and highly respect his work ethic, his commitment to music and his... Read More →
Vernian Process – The Consequences of Time Travel, Vol. 1: Clotho
24th January 2019 | by Professor Mark
I have enjoyed Vernian Process’ music since I first heard their 2010 album Behold the Machine. Although originally tagged as... Read More →
The Neal Morse Band – The Similitude of a Dream: Live in Tilburg 2017
23rd January 2019 | by Zachary Nathanson
We are now finally in the new year of 2019, and preparing to go on another journey with Neal Morse... Read More →
Laktating Yak – Origin of the Yak
22nd January 2019 | by James R. Turner
What’s in a name you ask? Well, if your parents were Mr and Mrs Wood, they probably shouldn’t name you... Read More →
D Project – Find Your Sun
21st January 2019 | by Andrew Halley
Founded in 2006 by multi-instrumentalist Stéphane Desbiens and lyric writer Francis Foy, this Canadian band are now onto their fifth... Read More →
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