The Utopia Strong – International Treasure
2nd June 2022 | by Jez Rowden
Calm. Peace. Tranquillity. Sounds nice, doesn’t it? With the world all going a bit bonkers (again), this album, the fifth... Read More →
2nd June 2022 | by Jez Rowden
Calm. Peace. Tranquillity. Sounds nice, doesn’t it? With the world all going a bit bonkers (again), this album, the fifth... Read More →
1st June 2022 | by Kevan Furbank
Andy Tillison has been going through a purple patch of late. Since his mild heart attack back in 2015, the... Read More →
30th May 2022 | by Rick Peuser
Simon Phillips, the esteemed and world-renowned drummer, percussionist, producer, and songwriter, has created a worthy successor to the protocol line-up,... Read More →
29th May 2022 | by Jez Rowden
I have reviewed PsychoYogi albums before, most recently their last album, Dangerous Devices. I was delighted to hear that they... Read More →
28th May 2022 | by Nick Hudson
I am not a fan of pigeonholing a band by genre, not least because there is often very little definition,... Read More →
27th May 2022 | by Graham Thomas
Roine Stolt is obviously one of those prog musicians who doesn’t need to sleep, because he’s been at it again... Read More →
26th May 2022 | by Leo Trimming
Swedish Progressive rock band Salva have recently released their latest album, Ghost Story, on Rob Reed’s White Knight Records. The... Read More →
24th May 2022 | by Magnus Moar
In an unusual move for TPA, here we offer a selection of views on the forthcoming and fervently anticipated (by... Read More →
23rd May 2022 | by Basil Francis
Why should I introduce Avyakta, when the man himself does such a good job? From Avyakta’s Bandcamp page: “Avyakta is... Read More →
21st May 2022 | by Bob Mulvey
The Samurai of Prog machine keeps rolling along, whether it be as Bernard and Pörsti, as it is here, individually... Read More →