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Review – UPF – Planetary Overload, Part 2 – Hope – by John Wenlock-Smith
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Review – Unitopia – Seven Chambers
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Progressive fusion ensemble Unitopia announce new studio album Seven Chambers – Pre-Orders start today!
Founded by vocalist/songwriter Mark Truey? Trueack (United Progressive Fraternity) and multi-instrumentalist Sean Timms (Southern Empire,Damanek, UPF) in 1996, Australian progressive fusion Unitopia have always been among the most renowned and distinctive bands of their ilk and era. Now the band is pleased to announce the new studio album Seven Chambers, due out on August 25th,…
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Review – John Greenwood – DARK BLUE
Following a life training as a Plastic Surgeon and practicing as a Burn Surgeon and Director of the Adult Burn Centre of the Royal Adelaide Hospital. retirement has finally allowed John Greenwood to pursue some musical dreams. Just prior to retiring, he met Mark Trueack who had been pointed his way by Jimmy Keegan (not that…
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Review – Unitopia – More Than A Dream: The Dream Complete – by Leo Trimming
A journey that takes us to the ends of our lives, A race never lost, never won. More than a dream, less than a vision, Adventure again just begun. These hopeful, inspiring lines are from The Dream Complete, the first new Unitopia song since these Australian Progressive Rock masters sadly dissolved as a band in…
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Review – Karibow – From Here To The Impossible – by Rob Fisher
Through a clearing in the foliage a solitary figure is perched on top of a precarious pyramid of abandoned ageing tyres, silhouetted against a sweeping azure bay from which a coastline of derelict, crumbling buildings emerge in various states of skeletal incompleteness, adorned with vegetation as nature reclaims lost ground and framed against a shrouded…