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  • Review – Barock Project – Detachment – by Gary Morley

    Review – Barock Project – Detachment – by Gary Morley

    I discovered the talented Italian band The Barock Project after Nellie Pitts recommended their album ‘Skyline’ to me. I took a gamble and sent her a postal order (or was it a cheque?). Anyway, the sound of young Mediterranean youth playing their hearts out soon won me over. They then upped the ante with an…

  • Barock Project to release ‘VIVO’, a double live album on 23rd March 2016 – by Progradar

    Barock Project to release ‘VIVO’, a double live album on 23rd March 2016 – by Progradar

    Starting on?5th April the italian prog-rock band Barock Project launch the pre-sale of a new live-album. Two live cds featuring an unreleased track to celebrate a decade of music writing and four studio albums!! Vivo: ten years in two hours with Barock Project! On May 23rd Barock Project will release ‘VIVO’, their first live album…

  • Progradar’s ‘Best of 2015’ review – by Progradar

    Progradar’s ‘Best of 2015’ review – by Progradar

    A scary picture to get things started, it’s that time of year again when everyone puts out their ‘Best of 2015’ album list and I’m no different to every other music journalist, budding or otherwise. Lists like these are very subjective, after all, one man’s poison is another man’s wine but they’re fun to do…

  • Progradar’s – ‘Best of 2015 So Far’ – Edition

    Progradar’s – ‘Best of 2015 So Far’ – Edition

    Don’t be put off by the scary picture, that is actually me getting ready to tell you what albums have made my ‘Best of 2015’ list. These lists are always subjective and incredibly hard to compile. Let’s be honest, at the end of it all, it is only my opinion which can agree with or…

  • Review – Barock Project – Skyline

    Review – Barock Project – Skyline

    “What if there was a prog version of the Eurovision Song Contest “ So naff that you can’t avoid watching it, to most people (especially in the UK) Eurovision has become something of a pastiche and a parody, albeit an enjoyable one. The acts get more and more outlandish and the voting is more of…