Tag: Marek Arnold

  • Review – Southern Empire – Another World

    Review – Southern Empire – Another World

    Music is the perfect accompaniment to life, when you listen to great music you don’t need to be doing anything else. There are all sorts of different music genres and we don’t like them all but, to me anyway, there’s no such thing as bad music, it’s just music that’s not for me. Music that…

  • Review – Damanek – Making Shore

    Review – Damanek – Making Shore

    Damanek are a sort of Prog Rock supergroup formed by fellowYorkshireman Guy Manning (lead/backing vocals, keyboards, acoustic guitar & instruments; loops; samples; percussion), Marek Arnold (saxes; seaboard; additional keyboards), and Sean Timms (keyboards; backing vocals; programming backing vocals & additional programming). The talented trio are joined on ‘Making Shore’ by an impressive cast of musicians…

  • Review – Damanek – Making Shore – by John Wenlock-Smith

    Review – Damanek – Making Shore – by John Wenlock-Smith

    ‘Making Shore’ will lift your spirits from any post new year blues that you might be troubled with, for this album is simply glorious. Well, it’s been a long time in is its realisation and, finally, the third Damanek album is nearly upon us. It will physically be released on the 13th of January 2023…

  • Review – Damanek – In Flight – by Progradar

    Review – Damanek – In Flight – by Progradar

    Who hears music, feels his solitude Peopled at once.? – Robert Browning, The complete poetical works of Browning Damn, 2018 has been a stellar year for some great new releases and another one has found its way to Progradar Towers! Damanek are a sort of Prog Rock supergroup formed by fellow Yorkshireman Guy Manning (vocals,…

  • Review – Damanek – On Track – by Emma Roebuck

    Review – Damanek – On Track – by Emma Roebuck

    Damanek is DAn Mash, Guy MANing and MarEK Arnold (with Sean Timms coming to the party just a after the band name was decided, Guy tells me.) ?A fairly stellar cast is joined by other heavenly bodies to guest on this, the debut album of this project. Brody Thomas Green (‘Southern Empire’) – drums. Tim…

  • Review – Cyril – Paralyzed – by Rob Fisher

    Review – Cyril – Paralyzed – by Rob Fisher

    Light, airy piano chords gradually emerge from the silence and gently come to a slow halt; moments later a barely perceptible layer of tingling keyboards fills the air, bass and drum announce a pointed yet restrained arrival and a light, breezy acoustic guitar plays a Mediterranean air. Husky, breathless vocals overlay the soundstage with a…

  • 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…