Ali Ferguson – The Contemplative Power Of Water
6th September 2022 | by Tony Colvill
Do you remember the first time you heard The Dark Side of the Moon? The Contemplative Power of Water by... Read More →
About Tony Colvill
Tony Colvill Born: Reading, left there so long ago now integrated Devonian. Eclectic musical tastes but love the complexity of progressive music. 31 years in the Civil Service, which accounts for my insanity. Introduction to prog; Genesis 1973 Reading. Other likes, Yes, Floyd, Big Big Train, BJH, Supertramp, Lacuna Coil, Fairport Convention, but not fixed in style or taste.
Author Archives: Tony Colvill
Ben Craven – Monsters From The Id
3rd September 2022 | by Tony Colvill
Ben Craven is a cinematic progressive-rock artist from Brisbane, Australia and he likes to make records and for this particular... Read More →
Melt Motif – A White Horse Will Take You Home
12th July 2022 | by Tony Colvill
A debut album, where does it fit? To my mind, this is art rock with prog undertones. Experimental with an... Read More →
The Emerald Dawn
7th July 2022 | by Tony Colvill
The Acorn, Penzance Saturday, 2nd July 2022 Home. Homeward bound. The comfort zone. Feelings of warmth and familiarity as I... Read More →
Blank Manuskript / The Emerald Dawn
3rd May 2022 | by Tony Colvill
Abbotsbury Church, Newton Abbot Saturday, 23rd April 2022 A strange venue for a prog gig: strange for me on so... Read More →
A Different Aspect #81
12th April 2022 | by Tony Colvill
In this ADA update we feature five releases highlighting a ‘broad church’ of musical styles and genres… • Trophy Husband... Read More →
Hannah Peel & Paraorchestra – The Unfolding
10th April 2022 | by Tony Colvill
This is left field, but I think it will appeal to some of the progressive music audience. It’s more of... Read More →
Stewart Clark – Journeys
4th April 2022 | by Tony Colvill
Journeys is, for Stewart Clark, that difficult third album. I reviewed the previous one, Let’s Go There, early last year,... Read More →
Tom Slatter – Escape
15th March 2022 | by Tony Colvill
The pandemic has had an effect, and on Mr Slatter it has been to produce a guitar-led album about aliens,... Read More →
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