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  • Guest review – Seven Steps to The Green Door – Fetish – by Rob Fisher

    Guest review – Seven Steps to The Green Door – Fetish – by Rob Fisher

    Here is the second guest review, this time by Rob Fisher. I will make no secret of the fact that I am a long time admirer of the truly remarkable Seven Steps to the Green Door. From the double award winning debut album ‘The Puzzle’ (2006), to the tour de force of inspired musical excellence…

    October 17, 2015
  • Guest Review – Caligula’s Horse – Bloom – by Emma Roebuck

    Guest Review – Caligula’s Horse – Bloom – by Emma Roebuck

    So, here we go with the first of Progradar’s ‘guest’ or ‘collaborative’ reviews and the first to step up to the plate is Emma Roebuck with a review of Caligula’s Horse and ‘Bloom’………. The third album from Caligula’s Horse Bloom, and my first exposure to their brand of Rock/metal/prog, finds me smiling. It passes a…

    October 17, 2015
  • Review – Glass Hammer – Double Live (Deluxe Edition)

    Review – Glass Hammer – Double Live (Deluxe Edition)

    I’ve never been a big fan of live albums, preferring the purity of the original studio release. To me, that is probably how the band intended the music to be heard in the first place, rather than in a live setting. There are, actually, plenty of studio bands who have never performed live and this…

    October 13, 2015
  • Review – Unified Past – Shifting the Equlibrium

    Review – Unified Past – Shifting the Equlibrium

    “I really don’t think in the past. I sit down with many friends at dinner, and they like to talk about the good old days. I’m respectful of the good old days, but I find myself spending very little time reminiscing. I’m really looking forward.” – David Bren. Through numerous conversations, discussions and mild arguments…

    October 6, 2015
  • Wallet Emptier – 29/9/15

    Wallet Emptier – 29/9/15

    Nad Sylvan – Courting the Widow Better known recently as the voice behind Steve Hackett’s ‘Genesis Revisited’ live show, Nad has had a varied career as a solo musician and as part of the musical projects Unifaun and Agents Of Mercy. ‘Courting the Widow’ is his first solo effort since 2005 and was quite a…

    September 29, 2015
  • Review – John Storey – Euphonium

    Review – John Storey – Euphonium

    Sometimes in the great soundtrack of our lives there are no words, there are only emotions; I believe this is why God gave us classical music. I’d like to say that I came up with that quote myself but I would be telling a lie, it is an anonymous saying that, I believe, sums up…

    September 24, 2015
  • Review – The Bob Lazar Story – Self-Loathing Joe

    Review – The Bob Lazar Story – Self-Loathing Joe

    Does humour have a place in music? I don’t mean wry, observational humour but slapstick silliness and side splitting fun. Sarcasm and self-deprecation abound around The Bob Lazar Story. I haven’t heard anything as ‘out-there’ as this musical project since I listened to Cheeto’s Magazine’s bonkers and brilliant ‘Boiling Foils’. Let’s face, who doesn’t need…

    September 23, 2015
  • Review – Karda Estra – The Seas And The Stars

    Review – Karda Estra – The Seas And The Stars

    I wonder where you stand on soundtracks, you know, the incidental music written specifically for movies and TV shows? Can it really stand separate from the film or TV show it was intended to accompany? And what about music that is not intentionally written for film or TV, music with a cinematic scope that feels…

    September 23, 2015
  • Kinetic Element – Travelog – Review

    Kinetic Element – Travelog – Review

    Why do you listen to music? Think about it for a while, what are the main reasons you insert that CD and press play, or lower the needle onto the vinyl? (we’re going a bit more tactile than mp3 for this anology). There have to be a myriad reasons why different people will await a…

    September 22, 2015
  • The Wallet Emptier – 16th September 2015

    The Wallet Emptier – 16th September 2015

    Working for a living means it has been a while since the last Wallet Emptier so the ‘weekly’ moniker has had to go for this edition. Twice Bitten – Late Cut ‘Late Cut’ is the CD album celebrating the 30th anniversary of legendary heavy wood duo Twice Bitten’s ‘No Third Man’ album. Using only stringed…

    September 16, 2015
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