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Review – Twelfth Night – Smiling At Grief… Revisited – by John Wenlock-Smith
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VLMV SHARE WITH NEW SINGLE FOR EMPIRE (REVERE CUT)
AMBIENT POST-ROCK PROJECT TO RELEASE NEW ALBUM SING WITH ABANDON? THIS SUMMER? VLMV have shared new single For Empire (Revere Cut) , the first from their forthcoming album Sing With Abandon. Scheduled for release in August, Sing With Abandon is the follow up to 2018’s acclaimed full-length Stranded, Not Lost? and the result of years…
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Ryo Okumoto announces new solo album The Myth of the Mostrophus?
The album features guest appearances by current and former Spock’s Beard bandmates Nick D?Virgilio, Al Morse, Dave Meros, Ted Leonard, and Jimmy Keegan. Ryo Okumoto, long-time keyboardist for prog rock group Spock’s Beard, is pleased to announce his new solo album The Myth of the Mostrophus, due out on July 29th, 2022 on InsideOutMusic. The six…
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Review – Ghost Of The Machine – Scissorgames – by Leo Trimming
‘Scissor Games‘ is the debut album by Ghost of the Machine, formed when the majority of This Winter Machine split with singer, Al Winter, and joined up with Charlie Bramald, previously vocalist with covers project Harmony of Spheres. This Winter Machine had built a growing reputation with their first two excellent albums, The Man Who…
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Review – Stuckfish – Days of Innocence – by John Wenlock-Smith
This might be one of the best new albums that I have had to pleasure to hear this year. Yes, it really is that impressive! The album has eight tracks, all above the five-and-a-half-minute mark and two over eight minutes. No wonder this is attracting the interest of many prog fans for, in Stuckfish, we…
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Review – Envy Of None – s/t – by John Wenlock-Smith
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Review – Stewart Clark – Journeys – by John Wenlock-Smith
‘Journeys’ is the new album from UK based musician Stewart Clark and it’s certainly an interesting concept and listening experience. Stewart was recently commenting about his inability to get people interested in writing a review of his work. When I read this I contacted Stewart and offered to write a review for him. It must…
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Review – Asia In Asia Live At The Budokan Arena, Tokyo, December 1983 – by John Wenlock-Smith
The history of Asia is an often complex, involved and even a troubled one as the back story to this latest instalment in the Asia canon testifies. This latest release in band’s history is the then ground breaking satellite broadcast, live from Tokyo’s legendary Budokan theatre on 9th December 1983. This was also the first…
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Interview With Steve Howe by John Wenlock-Smith
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And You Will Know Us by the Trail of Dead Announce New Quadraphonic Sound Studio Album XI: Bleed Here Now Due out 15th?July via InsideOutMusic?
Austin’s And You Will Know Us by the Trail of Dead announce their first quadraphonic surround sound studio album – XI: Bleed Here Now due out 15th July 2022 via InsideOutMusic in Europe & Dine Alone Records in North America. The new LP is their 11th, was produced by Trail’s own Conrad Keely and Jason…