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Review – Mystery – Redemption
‘Redemption’ is the ninth studio album from Mystery. Produced and mixed by the band’s own Michel St-P’re, Mastering by Richard Addison, this album features a mix of classic prog-rock elements and modern production techniques, resulting in a Mysterious sound that’s both timeless and fresh, the MYSTERY sound. Mystery has been forging their way to the…
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Review – John Holden – Kintsugi – by John Wenlock-Smith
‘Kintsugi’ is the brand new album from Cheshire’s John Holden and it is another masterful collection of tracks that together tells eight stories of hope and redemption in our troubled world. Once again, John and his co-writer and wife and partner Elizabeth have created some beautiful and sublime moments of music ranging from the epics,…
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Review – Mystery – Delusion Rain – by Rob Fisher
After releasing the excellent ‘One Among the Many’ (2010) and the superlative ‘The World is a Game’ (2012), expectations are rightly high for ‘Delusion Rain’, the fifth studio album from Canadian band Mystery. In the intervening years, ex-Yes front man Beno’t David, lead vocalist since 1999, made the difficult decision to step down and take…