Published on 29th March 2020 | by Roger Trenwith
An album that forms an interesting stitch in Rock’s Rich Tapestry™ is the sole album recorded by Brian Davison and the group he assembled after being cast aside by Keith Emerson as the latter strove to... Read More →
Published on 28th March 2020 | by Nick Hudson
First things first. This is an absolutely glorious and gorgeous prog pop album. If you’re one of those who think that’s an oxymoron, you may as well stop reading now. If, like me, you believe prog... Read More →
Published on 27th March 2020 | by Jez Rowden
People who go to gigs and deliberately choose to miss the support bands are very silly. Yes, some supports can be dire, but the opposite is also true and over the years I’ve been startled by... Read More →
Published on 26th March 2020 | by Nick Hudson
One of the best things about following a label is being introduced to new bands. Metempsychosis is not the first album hubris. have released, but it is the first I have heard – and I’d likely... Read More →
Published on 24th March 2020 | by Bob Mulvey
In this update we feature: • Ikarus – Mosaismic • David Helpling – Rune • Lite – Multiple • Rainburn – Resignify EP] • Sandro Perri – Soft Landings • Alex Crispin – Watersending Ikarus –... Read More →
Published on 23rd March 2020 | by Roger Trenwith
JOYFULTALK is Nova Scotian musician, composer, and visual artist Jay Crocker, here augmented by string arranger Jesse Zubot. With JOYFULTALK’s third album A Separation of Being they have fused elements of ambient music, world music, found... Read More →
Published on 22nd March 2020 | by Nick Hudson
I don’t know that I’ve ever struggled as much with a review as I have with The Folsom Project’s debut release, The Wolf and the Skull. I have listened to the album so many times since... Read More →
Published on 21st March 2020 | by Roger Trenwith
In this update we feature: • Le Grand Sbam – Vaisseau Monde • Doctor Nerve – LOUD • Cosmo Sheldrake – Galápagos (Original Soundrtrack) • WorldService Project – Serve • Robin Saville – Build A Diorama... Read More →
Published on 19th March 2020 | by Owy Thomas
It was way back in the early 2000s that I first heard about Cheer-Accident (deliciously and legendarily named after retail get well card descriptor labels, for cards for those recovering from a mishap, I understand), and... Read More →
Published on 18th March 2020 | by Nick Hudson
Sometimes it takes a small nudge to make the effort to listen to something. The New Death Cult had been sitting in my “to listen to” pile for months, but I kept putting them off. There... Read More →
