IQ – Resistance
30th September 2019 | by Basil Francis
IQ, a band both loved and reviled by the prog community: loved for their part in relaunching the progressive rock... Read More →
30th September 2019 | by Basil Francis
IQ, a band both loved and reviled by the prog community: loved for their part in relaunching the progressive rock... Read More →
29th September 2019 | by Graham Thomas
Like them or not, I suspect most of us have heard of Sons of Apollo. Just in case you’ve been... Read More →
28th September 2019 | by Leo Trimming
Some music seems to simultaneously come from the indefinable in-between places and yet also from far away, imbued with contrasting... Read More →
27th September 2019 | by Shawn Dudley
I think as reviewers we sometimes have the tendency to discount our initial gut reactions and instead go directly to... Read More →
26th September 2019 | by Alex Driessen
De Boerderij, Zoetermeer Saturday 14th September 2019 In 1979 I witnessed for the first (and last) time a performance by... Read More →
25th September 2019 | by Andrew Halley
Taking cues from Douglas Adam’s “Hitch Hiker’s Guide to the Galaxy” where the timely advice Don’t Panic appeared on the... Read More →
24th September 2019 | by Leo Trimming
Comatose is Lee Abraham’s latest ambitious release in his increasingly impressive and varied solo career. This release is a continuous... Read More →
23rd September 2019 | by Geoff Ford
Fifty years ago John Lodge was at the very heart of a musical revolution as bass guitarist, vocalist and songwriter... Read More →
22nd September 2019 | by Graham Thomas
Solo albums from Bryan Beller don’t come along too frequently, more’s the pity. Presumably, he’s too busy with The Aristocrats,... Read More →
21st September 2019 | by Kevan Furbank
It’s about 150 miles from The Hague to Canterbury as the crow flies – although I recommend a plane, you’re... Read More →