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Review – Stackridge – Lost And Found – The Reunion Years 1999-2015 – by John Wenlock-Smith
I can’t believe that in all my years, although being aware of them, I had never actually listened to any music from Stackridge, the Bristol based unit whose merging together of folk, prog, music hall and vaudeville stylings had somehow completely passed me by. Unbelievable and definitely my loss. So. now I find myself rapidly…
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Review Round Up – Ghost Of The Machine, Dominic Sanderson, Human Pyramids, Michael Woodman & Dim Gray
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Review – The Round Window – Fram – by John Wenlock-Smith
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Review – Kite Parade – Disparity – by John Wenlock-Smith
I’ve had ‘Disparity’ for a while now and have only just begun to fully appreciate its subtle elegance and beauty. Andy Foster and Kite Parade have created a very modern progressive rock album of strong songs and observations of modern life. The album begins with the track Fraternal Angels, which is very upbeat, starting out…
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UK Progressive Rock group Solstice announce 8th studio album, Clann, due on April 4th, 2025.
Voted Best Band in Prog magazine’s latest annual Reader’s Poll. Solstice are pleased to announce the release of their 8th studio album, Clann, on? April 4th, 2025 through specialist US label Progrock.com Essentials. Voted Best Band in Prog magazine’s latest annual Reader’s Poll, and arriving on an exuberant wave of positivity created by previous albums…
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New Release Round Up – Glass Hammer, IQ, Bj?rn Riis, Oak
Due to some technical issues, we’ve been offline for a while but we are back with four fabulous new releases from Glass Hammer, IQ, Bj?rn Riis and Oak. So, without any further ado, let’s dig in! Glass Hammer – ‘Rogue‘ GLASS HAMMER GOES ROGUE WITH April 11th RELEASE Glass Hammer’s Rogue spins the tale of…