Flamborough Head – Jumping The Milestone
27th November 2022 | by Graham Thomas
It’s rather nice to welcome Flamborough Head back with this new album, Jumping The Milestone. The last album, Lost In... Read More →
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Graham Thomas Walking, gardening, real ale, live music. Music is the best.
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Phi Yaan-Zek – Interdimensional Garden Party
12th November 2022 | by Graham Thomas
It’s been four years since the last album of new music from Phi Yaan-Zek, 2018’s seminal Reality is My Plaything,... Read More →
Versa – A Voyage / A Destination
5th November 2022 | by Graham Thomas
This album from Canadian band Versa, A Voyage / A Destination, is their third (and first for a decade) but... Read More →
Djam Karet – Island in the Red Night Sky
4th October 2022 | by Graham Thomas
New music from Djam Karet is always a cause for celebration, and given the numerous other projects Gayle Ellett has... Read More →
Derek Sherinian – Vortex
28th September 2022 | by Graham Thomas
An erupting bubble of synths, an assertive nimble keyboard riff with a touch of funk, some power chords, some more... Read More →
Babe Ruth – Darker Than Blue: The Harvest Years 1972-1975
27th September 2022 | by Graham Thomas
Babe Ruth began life in 1972 as Shacklock, named after Alan Shacklock, the creative driving force behind the band. He... Read More →
Mahogany Frog – Faust
21st September 2022 | by Graham Thomas
The Canadian experimental noise merchants return with a soundtrack to the classic 1926 silent film Faust directed by F.W. Murnau.... Read More →
Ryo Okumoto – The Myth of the Mostrophus
9th August 2022 | by Graham Thomas
Ryo Okumoto, keyboard wizard in Spock’s Beard, appears to have got bored with the hiatus that his main band seem... Read More →
Charlie Griffiths – Tiktaalika
2nd August 2022 | by Graham Thomas
The Tiktaalik, discovered in the Canadian Arctic in 2004 by fossil hunters, was a freshwater fish living around 375 million... Read More →
Yang – Designed for Disaster
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 →
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