Mediæval Bæbes – Prayers Of The Rosary
16th April 2021 | by Kevan Furbank
When this album landed it sparked off some juvenile tittering in the TPA cyber-office. “Mediæval Bæbes? I prefer the Jurassic... Read More →
16th April 2021 | by Kevan Furbank
When this album landed it sparked off some juvenile tittering in the TPA cyber-office. “Mediæval Bæbes? I prefer the Jurassic... Read More →
18th March 2021 | by Kevan Furbank
Allan Holdsworth fans start drooling now. The late jazz guitar genius is at the top of his game on this... Read More →
1st October 2020 | by Kevan Furbank
The border between jazz and prog is a bit like the one separating Northern Ireland from the Republic. Some people... Read More →
24th September 2020 | by Kevan Furbank
For the last decade or so, Steve Hackett has been making a very nice living, thank you very much, by... Read More →
1st August 2020 | by Kevan Furbank
We all know many people have suffered hardships during lockdown. They range from the trivial, such as the wide variety... Read More →
1st August 2020 | by Kevan Furbank
The Tangent have been going through a purple patch of late. Pretty much every album since 2013’s Le Sacre du... Read More →
12th March 2020 | by Kevan Furbank
Marco Bernard and Kimmo Pörsti are, respectively, bass player and drummer of The Samurai of Prog, a band formed by... Read More →
3rd December 2019 | by Kevan Furbank
Sometimes great art can come out of adversity. Take the case of Happy The Man founder Frank Wyatt. Five years... Read More →
21st September 2019 | by Kevan Furbank
It’s about 150 miles from The Hague to Canterbury as the crow flies – although I recommend a plane, you’re... Read More →
22nd June 2019 | by Kevan Furbank
Nad Sylvan’s ‘vampirate’ trilogy (that’s half vampire and half pirate, although I’m not clear which halves) was a bit of... Read More →