Transatlantic
31st July 2022 | by Alex Driessen
O2 Forum, Kentish Town, London Wednesday, 27th July 2022 I felt a bit Transatlantic myself this time: flying via Schiphol... Read More →
31st July 2022 | by Alex Driessen
O2 Forum, Kentish Town, London Wednesday, 27th July 2022 I felt a bit Transatlantic myself this time: flying via Schiphol... Read More →
30th July 2022 | by Mel Allen
This is Schnauser’s first release since their highly praised Irritant album, which I reviewed for TPA in 2017. The band... Read More →
25th July 2022 | by Phil Lively
An Englishman, an Irishman and a Frenchman walk into a pub… Englishers are famously a reserved lot. Some learn to... Read More →
23rd July 2022 | by Dave Baird
Loreley Amphitheatre, St. Goarshausen, Germany 22nd to 24th July 2022 After a three year hiatus, Night of the Prog, number... Read More →
21st July 2022 | by Jez Rowden
Now then… the observant amongst you might notice that it would be something of a stretch to regard Dio’s 1983... Read More →
20th July 2022 | by Mel Allen
One of the wonderful bonuses, for me, of doing the review thing is you can so often find music that... Read More →
19th July 2022 | by David Edwards
TPA’s David Edwards recently had the great pleasure to be able to talk to one of his prog rock heroes,... Read More →
18th July 2022 | by Richard Swan
Little Mill Oast, Marden, Kent Friday, 1st July 2022 My phone pinged. Message alert. Nick Jefferson… “We are doing a... Read More →
17th July 2022 | by Nick Hudson
Erosion is the third release in a triptych from Fred Lessing. Except it isn’t. Or maybe it is? Honestly, I... Read More →
16th July 2022 | by Graham Thomas
Fréderic L’Épée, the sole composer for Yang, seems like an interesting chap. He has an interest in minimalism, Chinese language... Read More →