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Review – Glen Brielle – Still
Music, once admitted to the soul, becomes a sort of spirit and never dies. – Edward Bulwer-Lytton Music has always had the power to move me and the grace to touch my soul profoundly. Certain types of music can bring a calming influence and an ethereal tranquility to proceedings and also give you the ability…
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Review – Abel Ganz – The Life of the Honey Bee and Other Moments of Clarity
Friendship is unnecessary, like philosophy, like art…. It has no survival value; rather it is one of those things which give value to survival. C.S. Lewis I have made so many friends through music and not short lasting friendships either, friendships that I hold dear and will last the test of time and for all…
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Abel Ganz Announce First Track From New Album – ‘The Life Of The Honey Bee and Other Moments Of Clarity’.
Scottish progressive rock legends Abel Ganz have released a video of the first track to be taken from their forthcoming new album ‘The Life Of The Honey Bee and Other Moments Of Clarity’. Arran Shores is an instrumental written by the band’s guitarist David King, the band tell us more… “We just wanted to say…
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Scottish prog Maestros Abel Ganz Open Pre-Orders For New Album – The Life of the Honey Bee and Other Moments of Clarity
“The Life of The Honey Bee, And Other Moments of Clarity” is the eagerly and long-awaited new album from Scottish prog maestros Abel Ganz. A concept album comprising of six thematically linked pieces exploring our relationship with memory and loss. The liminal space between a fading what was and an anticipated what is to come.…
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Archive Review – Abel Ganz – Abel Ganz from 2014
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Live Review – The Prog Before Christmas – CCA Glasgow 18/12/15 – by Progradar
(Your intrepid correspondent and Jon Hunt, aka jh) No matter how long and arduous the journey, if the destination deserves it, it was a worthy one. Trust me, the trip up to Glasgow and back for The Prog Before Christmas was decidedly long and, at times, extremely arduous. However, what transpired and unfolded before me…