Before we ask ‘Where do we go from Here’ it may be helpful to first ask ‘Who are Abraham, Baker and Lyndon’? Lee Abraham and Dean Baker are members of the Dorset based progressive rock band, Galahad, though the background…
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Van Morrison continues his recent prolific output with an album which is a collection of blues songs and guest appearances. Morrison, of course, has written more classic songs under his own steam than most over the years, reaching back to…
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Argos, hailing from Germany, return with their new album. I first encountered the band at the Summer’s End Festival in 2014, where they opened the Saturday programme with an excellent and engaging set. That performance prompted me to buy Cruel…
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Also Eden release their first new music since 2013 with Holy Books and Credit Cards 1: Promises, the first in a series of three EP’s planned in 2026. The band describe their new EP as ‘a series of observations about…
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Swathed in mystery, Nordic Giants are a UK instrumental duo who are known for blending live, cinematic post-rock with compelling visuals and film. Identities hidden with strange creature like masks, they formed in 2010 and have, over the last fifteen…
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Following a trilogy of unanimously well received sci-fi themed releases, Scanning the Dark Horizon, The Starships Are Gathering and concluding with last year’s Here Come The Robots!, the John Irvine Band (JIB) continue their space odyssey storytelling with this latest…
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No, this isn’t déjà vu; we did review The Turn of a Friendly Card three years ago. But that was Esoteric’s four-disc edition. Now, in their infinite wisdom, the powers that be have sought to re-release this album – along…
View More The Alan Parsons Project – The Turn Of A Friendly Card (Expanded Edition)
Alan Parsons and Eric Woolfson’s partnership began as a business relationship with Woolfson managing Parsons’ career as an engineer/producer off the back of his impressive work with the Beatles and Pink Floyd in the late sixties and early seventies. Their…
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In my opinion, one of the finest albums released in the 90’s was the 1992 debut album Back in Denim, by Denim. Fronted by cult musical legend Lawrence, previously in Felt, Back in Denim was his homage to the 1970s,…
View More Mozart Estate – Tower Block In A Jam Jar
Often described as the ‘best American prog‑rock band you’ve never heard of’ may well be accurate, although it does rather undersell the band and certainly doesn’t do them justice. Crack the Sky (CTS) has been making waves for over five…
View More Crack The Sky – Blessed