Dandelion Charm – Maybe Dreamers
7th January 2020 | by Bob Mulvey
My introduction to Dandelion Charm came in the shape of their Riding The Flood EP, released in January 2018, and... Read More →
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Bob Mulvey A founding member of The Progressive Aspect (TPA) set up in 2013...
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The Blackheart Orchestra – Mesmeranto
27th December 2019 | by Bob Mulvey
Surely one of the busiest gigging outfits on the UK scene, something I can attest to as scarcely a week... Read More →
The Decade in Review – Bob Mulvey
14th December 2019 | by Bob Mulvey
Is this a definitive list – hell NO! I could name numerous albums that might/should have been on this list... Read More →
AVA – Waves
31st October 2019 | by Bob Mulvey
By way of an introduction, AVA are violinist Anna Phoebe and pianist Aisling Brouwer who collectively released their stunning debut... Read More →
Antoine Fafard – Borromean Odyssey
14th October 2019 | by Bob Mulvey
Two years on from the excellent double CD release Proto Mundi/Doomsday Vault, Antoine Fafard returns with album number six. For... Read More →
Úna Quinn – Inside Out
25th August 2019 | by Bob Mulvey
Inside Out is the rather beguiling debut album from Irish born, now residing in Liverpool, composer and songstress Úna Quinn,... Read More →
concrete concrete – Drifter
5th August 2019 | by Bob Mulvey
I assume, like myself, that many reading this review will be unfamiliar with concrete concrete, a Brooklyn based instrumental trio,... Read More →
Thank You Scientist – Terraformer
28th July 2019 | by Bob Mulvey
Oops… they did it again! Yep Thank You Scientist return with another collection of sure fire dance floor fillers aimed... Read More →
The Samurai Of Prog – Toki No Kaze
13th June 2019 | by Bob Mulvey
With little or no pomp and ceremony, the core members of The Samurai Of Prog, namely bassist Marco Bernard, drummer... Read More →
Obiymy Doschu – Son (Coh)
24th May 2019 | by Bob Mulvey
Obiymy Doschu (Обійми Дощу), translates to ‘Rain’s Embrace’, so I was led to believe, although literal translations can sometimes be... Read More →
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