Pencarrow – Growth In The Absence Of Light
30th September 2020 | by Nick Hudson
Wow! Talk about growth! I enjoyed Pencarrow’s debut four years ago, but I wouldn’t say I raved about it. It... Read More →
30th September 2020 | by Nick Hudson
Wow! Talk about growth! I enjoyed Pencarrow’s debut four years ago, but I wouldn’t say I raved about it. It... Read More →
29th September 2020 | by James R. Turner
Formed in Madrid in 2007, Toundra’s latest, an alternative soundtrack to the legendary silent movie The Cabinet of Dr Caligari,... Read More →
28th September 2020 | by Mel Allen
Paul Kossoff is mostly known for his guitar work with Free, but his solo output is often missed out, unfortunately... Read More →
27th September 2020 | by Nick Hudson
Con Calma, Mohammed Asraf’s second release of the year in his guise as Pie Are Squared, is well named. A... Read More →
26th September 2020 | by Alex Driessen
Finally, it’s been a long time coming: the new live Blu-Ray/DVD/double audio CD from Camel saw the light of day... Read More →
25th September 2020 | by Graham Thomas
A squeak, a muffled belch, some scrapings and scrabblings on strings, more guttural grunts, and gradually, very slowly, we ease... Read More →
24th September 2020 | by Kevan Furbank
For the last decade or so, Steve Hackett has been making a very nice living, thank you very much, by... Read More →
23rd September 2020 | by James R. Turner
Rebecca Foon is a new name to me, however this Canadian cellist has had a long career as a solo... Read More →
22nd September 2020 | by Bob Mulvey
One of the outstanding releases from 2018 was Deep Energy Orchestra’s Playing With Fire, so with the announcement earlier this... Read More →
21st September 2020 | by Roger Trenwith
Commissioned to write the signature work for the 2018 Vossajazz – Norway’s long-running and well respected annual jazzfest, held in... Read More →