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Review – Robert Reed – Variation On Themes By David Bedford – by James R. Turner

I like Robert Reed, I think the work he has done with Magenta is stunning, and I do wish he’d finish the sequel to Chimpan A. I also love David Bedford (and indeed Mike Oldfield) and the influence that both Bedford and Oldfield had on contemporary classical and rock genres are there for everyone to…
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LUNATIC SOUL PRESENTS NEW VIDEO FOR THE SONG ANYMORE? TAKEN FROM FORTHCOMING NEW STUDIO ALBUM – FRACTURED RELEASED THROUGH KSCOPE ON 6TH OCTOBER

With the release of Lunatic Soul’s new album Fractured imminent, Mariusz Duda, the talented creator, singer and multi-instrumentalist behind Lunatic Soul has revealed a new track and video for the song Anymore.? Mariusz has previously spoke of how the new album Fractured is an album of catharsis after a challenging year in his personal life…
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Review – Sky Architect – Nomad – by James R. Turner

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Review – Kaipa – Children of the Sounds – by Roy Hunter

Legendary Swedish progressive rockers Kaipa, led by mastermind Hans Lundin, have announced the release of their new studio album Children of the Sounds for 22nd September 2017. The band’s 13th album, and 8th since the act were reborn in 2002, this album features the line-up of Lundin, accompanied by Per Nilsson (Scar Symmetry), Morgan gren…
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Review – Guy Andrews – T?ke – by Kevin Thompson

Guy Andrews says he was drawn to write his latest album ‘T?ke’ (Norwegian for mist/fog), when his return flight from Norway was cancelled due to fog, leaving him with time to explore Bergen, the city where he was staying. He walked up a small mountain to the top revealing a stunning view of Norway’s fjords,…
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Review – Nicholas Pegg & David Palfreyman – Decades – by James R. Turner

The concept album, in some quarters it’s a dirty word, the worst excesses of the 1970’s, to some they are bloated behemoths all style and no substance. To others, the concept album is the pinnacle in musical achievement, to paraphrase something Andy Tillison once said to me, “They are the equivalent of a soundtrack where…

