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Review – Perfect Beings – Vier – by James R Turner
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Review – The Strawbs – The Ferryman’s Curse – by James R. Turner
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Reviews – Rob Gould – More Huru For Your Guru and The Sad Robot Declared Peace With Himself – by James R Turner
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Review – Verity White – Breaking Out – by James R Turner
That Clive Nolan chappie, not only being an integral part of Pendragon, founder member of Arena as well as driving force behind lots of different musical projects over the years, he also knows his onions when it comes to find new talents. When he branched out into his musical theatre company he brought his knack…
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Review – Arc of Triumph – s/t – by James R Turner
Facebook, it’s a funny little place isn’t it? A microcosm of the real world where everything is amplified and friendly joking can be taken too far where people misread the signals, and where braggadocio and one-upmanship seems to be the preferred method of conversation. Like so much other social media including Twitter, certain parts of…
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Review – Moonparticle – Hurricane Esmerelda – by James R Turner
Already well known as a talented guitarist, Niko Tsonev profile was raised by stepping up and becoming the touring guitarist and member of John Young’s Lifesigns project, and whilst his guitar was missing from their debut album he toured with them from 2013 – 2016 becoming an integral part of the bands sound, and appearing…
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Review – Looking Glass Lantern – Candlelight and Empire – by James R. Turner
A few years ago when I plied my trade for an alternative online prog magazine (not that they were alternative, just it was a different one that isn’t this one. anyway?) I reviewed in fairly quick succession the debut and second album by Looking Glass Lantern, ‘A Tapestry of Tales’ & ‘The Hound of the…
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Review – Godsticks – Faced With Rage – by James R. Turner
Here’s a bit of that old serendipity doo dah that we often talk about. A few months ago at the behest of Good King Martin of Progradarshire I ventured forth on a cold wet Bristol Sunday evening to see Gavin Harrison and Bruce Soord steal pineapples in a German themed drinking den (which I’m reliably…
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Review – Agusa s/t by James R. Turner
Some of my favourite albums are ‘Full House’ by Fairport Convention, ‘Ten Man Mop, Or Mr. Reservoir Butler Rides Again’ by Steeleye Span, ‘Morris On’, ‘No Roses’ by Shirley Collins and the Albion Country Band and ‘The Bones of All Men’ by Richard Thompson, Phillip Pickett and The Fairport Rhythm Section. See it’s most definitely…
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Review – Virgil & Steve Howe – Nexus – by James R. Turner
