T – Solipsystemology
30th March 2019 | by Rob Fisher
Endings are nearly always beginnings. The thought is worth bearing in mind as you approach Solipsystemology, the seventh studio album... Read More →
Monthly Archives: March 2019
Ed Wynne – Shimmer Into Nature
29th March 2019 | by Andrew Halley
The late sculptor, David Wynne, designed the interlocking hands that appeared on the British 50 pence piece in 1973. It... Read More →
Haken / Bent Knee
28th March 2019 | by Graham Thomas
Islington Assembly Hall, London Saturday, 16th March 2019 Bent Knee As Bent Knee take to the stage for the final... Read More →
Wills Dissolve – The Heavens Are Not On Fire
27th March 2019 | by Eric Strother
Texas-based progressive metal band Wills Dissolve’s debut album, The Heavens are Not on Fire, is an Opethian meditation on misanthropy... Read More →
Dream Theater – Distance Over Time
26th March 2019 | by Basil Francis
Let me start by quoting the last couple of sentences from my review of 2016’s The Astonishing: “While it’s definitely... Read More →
P.F.M. (Premiata Forneria Marconi)
25th March 2019 | by Leo Trimming
U.L.U., London Saturday, 2nd March 2019 Italian Progressive Rock legends P.F.M. recently played to a sold out and very enthusiastic... Read More →
Alan Emslie – Obnubilate
23rd March 2019 | by Bob Mulvey
‘Obnubilate’: “darken or cover with or as if with a cloud; obscure” – according to the Oxford Dictionary, and just... Read More →
Alan Emslie
23rd March 2019 | by Bob Mulvey
In 2018 multi-instrumentalist, drummer, orchestral percussionist, session musician and composer Alan Emslie released his first solo album in thirteen years.... Read More →
Cheeto’s Magazine – Amazingous
22nd March 2019 | by Roger Trenwith
This is the sort of upbeat, preppy music that I have to be in the right mood for these days,... Read More →
Tim Bowness – Flowers At The Scene
21st March 2019 | by James R. Turner
I’m not going to lie, I have been a massive fan of Tim’s work since a kind friend gave me... Read More →
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