-
Review – Ray Fenwick – Playing Through The Changes – Anthology 1964-2020 – by John Wenlock-Smith
Modern music has long had its own set of musical minstrels who journey between different groups and sounds, how would Elvis sound without Scotty Moore and James Burton’s inspired playing where would Cliff and most British rock be without Hank Marvin’s Stratocaster and graceful guitar lines? Music is littered with the artists whose sole role…
-
Review – Frost* – Day And Age – by John Wenlock-Smith
-
Crack The Sky: ‘Greatest Prog Rock Band’ Reissued Onto Vinyl – Available For Pre-Orders
Crack The Sky is undoubtedly the best progressive rock band that you’ve most likely never heard of, unless you we’re living in Baltimore in the 70’s. The band was formed in the early 1970’s in West Virginia. It would be several years before they would release their debut self titled album, Crack The Sky in…
-
Steve Howe Announces Release of Homebrew 7 on 30th July
YES guitarist Steve Howe has announced he is to release the seventh edition of his Homebrew album series on 30th July via HoweSound. Homebrew 7marks the 25th anniversary ofthe guitar legend’s first album in his Homebrew collection. Pre-order the album here: https://cargorecordsdirect.co.uk/products/steve-howe-homebrew-7 The Homebrew series typically features recordings from Steve Howe’s home archive of demos…
-
Neal Morse Band – announce fourth studio album Innocence & Danger for release this August
Neal Morse Band are pleased to announce the release of their much-anticipated fourth studio album Innocence & Danger on the 27th August 2021. With NMB’s previous two releases being concept albums, it’s perhaps remarkable that Innocence & Danger is a series of unrelated songs, but drummer Mike Portnoy says After two sprawling back to back…