The Advent Equation – Live at Psicofonia Studio
29th June 2021 | by Nick Hudson
Last year I reviewed the second studio album from Mexico’s The Advent Equation, Remnants of Oblivion. After finding much to... Read More →
29th June 2021 | by Nick Hudson
Last year I reviewed the second studio album from Mexico’s The Advent Equation, Remnants of Oblivion. After finding much to... Read More →
26th June 2021 | by Alex Driessen
Spoiler alert: I am a great admirer of the music of Italian multi-instrumentalist Luca Zabbini. Still, first listening to his... Read More →
24th June 2021 | by The Progressive Aspect
In this update we feature: • The Samurai of Prog – The Lady and the Lion (And Other Grimm Tales... Read More →
23rd June 2021 | by David Edwards
French progressive rock collective Nine Skies have been weaving their rock, jazz, classical and progressive influences for several years now... Read More →
22nd June 2021 | by Graham Thomas
Devin Townsend talks about this Devolution Series of releases as bridging the gap, that gap being the hiatus from touring... Read More →
21st June 2021 | by Bob Mulvey
Solo album number four for The John Irvine Band, the follow up to the excellent Metaphysical Attractions released in 2018,... Read More →
20th June 2021 | by Tony Colvill
I do love this band. They are fun, musically talented, current occupants of planet Earth, but more likely from Zog.... Read More →
19th June 2021 | by Graham Thomas
The Wring is the brainchild of guitarist and composer Don Dewulf from Ontario, and this album is the second release,... Read More →
18th June 2021 | by Roger Trenwith
The latest chapter in the endlessly fascinating musical chronicle of Damon Waitkus sees the criminally little-known alt-Americana exponent par excellence... Read More →
16th June 2021 | by Tony Colvill
Kate Arnold is a multi-instrumentalist with her main instruments being the hammered dulcimer, violin, drum and vocal, often live-looped and... Read More →