CKRAFT – Epic Discordant Vision
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 →
About Phil Lively
Phil Lively A man who likes to play with sticks and burn things with fire.
Author Archives: Phil Lively
Porcupine Tree – Closure/Continuation
24th May 2022 | by Phil Lively
In an unusual move for TPA, here we offer a selection of views on the forthcoming and fervently anticipated (by... Read More →
Bizirik – Revelaciones del Fin del Mundo
5th April 2022 | by Phil Lively
“Music without predefined structures or scores, built on improvisations in one take with Chapman Stick and loops, a minimalist journey... Read More →
Jo Berger Myhre – Unheimlich Manoeuvre
14th October 2021 | by Phil Lively
Well, what do we have here, then? Being a musical ignoramus, I started with the metadata, which tells me that... Read More →
art against agony – Reincarnation Suite [plus interview with Stefan Huth]
5th September 2021 | by Phil Lively
Warning #1: There’s no Prog here! If you’re expecting IQ or Marillion then you will be disappointed. This is about... Read More →
Clamb – Earth Mother Grapefruit
2nd June 2021 | by Phil Lively
Unusual in the World of Rock, though not unheard of, there are no guitars on Earth Mother Grapefruit. The absence... Read More →
Blacklist – Superpredator EP / Saul Blease Interview
6th May 2021 | by Phil Lively
Don’t you just love it when artists take notes that don’t belong in a key and create passing dissonance? I... Read More →
Hasmody – Synapses
25th April 2021 | by Phil Lively
This is the second release in a trilogy from the enigmatic Anti-Genre Musician and Composer, Hasmody, which began with Δs=dQREV/T... Read More →
Hasmody – ΔS=δQREV/T
25th April 2021 | by Phil Lively
Hasmody is an enigmatic musician, meaning there’s very little easily obtainable information on the internet. Oh, there’s a Facebook page... Read More →
Classix Nouveaux – The Liberty Recordings (1981-1983)
3rd April 2021 | by Phil Lively
For some, there’s always time for nostalgia. Some psychologists believe nostalgia serves a purpose, especially in our hectic, connected world.... Read More →
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