Revolutionary Army of the Infant Jesus – Songs Of Yearning/Nocturnes
30th June 2020 | by Roger Trenwith
With a band name like that, it’s easy to get attention, and for all the wrong reasons. Admittedly, I only... Read More →
30th June 2020 | by Roger Trenwith
With a band name like that, it’s easy to get attention, and for all the wrong reasons. Admittedly, I only... Read More →
29th June 2020 | by Nick Hudson
I’d never heard of Norwegian band Bismarck before. I wasn’t entirely sure what to expect, and was even a little... Read More →
28th June 2020 | by Alex Driessen
At the end of May, the symphonic British neo-proggers IQ were scheduled to visit the Netherlands and France in the... Read More →
27th June 2020 | by Andrew Halley
Chris Squire’s endorsement of Frost* in issue one of ‘Classic Rock presents Prog’ magazine pointed out that the genre had... Read More →
26th June 2020 | by Nick Hudson
Much of the first wave in the late ‘60s of what has come to be known as prog was a... Read More →
25th June 2020 | by Alex Driessen
Levelled: Emotional Creatures, Part 3 is the sixth album by Englishman Steve Thorne, the successor to Island of the Imbeciles... Read More →
24th June 2020 | by Geoff Ford
A Genesis In My Bed, Steve Hackett Talks About His Long-Awaited Autobiography Steve Hackett, legendary guitarist with Genesis through the... Read More →
23rd June 2020 | by Nick Hudson
It’s been a good year for Norwegian record label Apollon. I’ve already enjoyed some wonderful and wonderfully varied releases from... Read More →
22nd June 2020 | by Jez Rowden
Mattias Olsson’s hunger for new aural vistas has made for an exciting trip over many years now, and his Molesome... Read More →
21st June 2020 | by Leo Trimming
Devon based Cosmic troubadours Magic Bus mark their 10th anniversary with their fourth album The Earth Years, their first visit... Read More →