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Review – Gekko Projekt – Reya of Titan – by Rob fisher
After his great review of Seven Steps to the Green Door, this time Rob Fisher passes his practiced ears over ‘Reya of Titan’ by Gekko Projekt. The art of good storytelling is notoriously difficult. Telling a story in, and through, music raises that bar even higher. And when the music is prog and the story…
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Mike Kershaw Joins Bad Elephant Music
MIKE KERSHAW JOINS BAD ELEPHANT MUSIC. Press Release From Bad Elephant Music “We are proud to announce that Mike Kershaw, well-respected British progressive rock musician, has joined our family of artists. Blending strong textures with powerful lyrics, Mike’s haunting music can perhaps best be described as atmospheric progressive rock but ever the iconoclast he regards…
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Contributor’s Review – IO Earth – New World – by Gary Morley
Gary Morley gives us his own inimitable take on IO Earth’s latest release ‘New World’. This is the new age of ‘samizdat’ reviews. I get asked if I’m interested in writing a review, I express an interest, get signed up and bravely or foolishly agree to prise open, and expose, its core, rotten or golden…
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Guest Review – Beardfish – +4626 – COMFORTZONE – by Shawn Dudley
Yet another hardy soul has taken the responsibility of writing a review for you goodly folk, this time we welcome Shawn Dudley with the pen (or should we say keyboard?). One recurring theme with my music purchases over the past 10 years has been a constant stream of bands from Sweden.? The country has provided…
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Guest review – Karl Schmaltz – The Shackleton Experience – by Gary Morley
Another guest reviewer to add his two penneth, Mr Gary Morley has taken the writer’s seat for this album, let’s see what he thinks… The initial brief was to listen to the one typical track on sound cloud? I accepted the mission. The track starts with the creaking of ice and an insistent double drum…
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Guest review – John Hackett – Another Life – by John Simms
Stepping into the chair and taking a break from his Flight of the Skypilot blog is my good friend John Simms. When someone steps out of their usual musical genre and produces something different, it can often spark some interest. John Hackett is well known in musical circles as an accomplished flautist, and has contributed…
