Pymlico – Supermassive
20th September 2022 | by Rob Fisher
Sometimes an album simply doesn’t resonate. No matter how ardent a fan of the band you may be, irrespective of... Read More →
About Rob Fisher
Rob Fisher Rob helps to co-ordinate the TPA review team and edits the News section. A recovering academic, he enjoys imaginative storytelling, science fiction (not always good story telling!), cinema, theatre outings and good wine. He presents Progressive Discoveries in collaboration with Anthony Rowsick's Prog-Watch show on Progzilla Radio.
Author Archives: Rob Fisher
Poets Of The Fall – Ghostlight
23rd June 2022 | by Rob Fisher
There is something irresistibly infectious about Poets of the Fall. I had the pleasure of meeting the band in Berlin... Read More →
ESP Project – Anarchic Curves
29th April 2022 | by Rob Fisher
A sumptuous musical feast. In many respects we have come to expect nothing less from ESP Project; luscious layers of... Read More →
t – pareidoliving
24th February 2022 | by Rob Fisher
Despite our best intentions, the pervading influences of contemporary trends, fashions and currents cannot help but seep unnoticed into our... Read More →
Dec Burke – Life in Two Dimensions
23rd January 2022 | by Rob Fisher
I was – and fervently remain – a huge admirer of Dec Burke’s third studio album, Book of Secrets (released... Read More →
Three Colours Dark – Love’s Lost Property
8th November 2021 | by Rob Fisher
What happens when love dies? The heady thrill of romantic entanglement may well incline us to embrace the belief that... Read More →
Michał Łapaj – Are You There
25th September 2021 | by Rob Fisher
Are You There is not an easy listen. If you think you can casually fire up your player, press play,... Read More →
22 Layers – Isotope
12th August 2021 | by Rob Fisher
“Oh, my goodness; that’s gorgeous!” It doesn’t matter what you are doing, music frequently snags our attention to elicit unexpected... Read More →
Raven Sad – The Leaf and the Wing
14th May 2021 | by Rob Fisher
Let’s cut to the chase: Track 3, City Lights and Desert Dark – at the 7:16 mark comes one of... Read More →
Kepler Ten – A New Kind Of Sideways
15th March 2021 | by Rob Fisher
Yes. Yes. I know. The second album from Kepler Ten, A New Kind of Sideways, was indeed released in November... Read More →
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