Robert Berry’s 3.2 – Alive at ProgStock
19th May 2022 | by Jez Rowden
Robert Berry has always been a quality performer who should be much more well known than he is, despite the... Read More →
19th May 2022 | by Jez Rowden
Robert Berry has always been a quality performer who should be much more well known than he is, despite the... Read More →
18th May 2022 | by Leo Trimming
Welsh band Last Flight to Pluto, return with their third album, Random Karma, Fate and Destiny, following their impressive 2019... Read More →
17th May 2022 | by Mel Allen
This album has taken a while to come to my attention, which is a shame as I was so impressed... Read More →
16th May 2022 | by Bob Mulvey
Edinburgh based, The John Irvine Band return with album number five, and it’s a welcome addition to the already impressive... Read More →
15th May 2022 | by Rosamund Tomlins
EartH, Hackney, London Sunday, 17th April 2022 Some of us went to earth on Easter Sunday. No, not hiding from... Read More →
14th May 2022 | by Leo Trimming
Pure Reason Revolution return with their new album Above Cirrus, two years after their impressive 2020 return Eupnea, which came... Read More →
12th May 2022 | by David Edwards
Impressive and thought-provoking sixth album release from the eloquent and eclectic UK prog rock band, Hats Off Gentlemen It’s Adequate.... Read More →
11th May 2022 | by Basil Francis
Reviewing this album honestly feels like cheating. Most albums we humble scribblers have to review require us to take a... Read More →
10th May 2022 | by Nick Hudson
Kingdom Two Crowns is in some ways quite a surprising sophomore album from Norwegian “pop” band Kalandra – and in... Read More →