Tag: Reese Boyd

  • Review – Glass Hammer – ‘Rogue’

    Review – Glass Hammer – ‘Rogue’

    Glass Hammer’s ‘Rogue’ spins the tale of one man’s fateful, final journey. He leaves everything he knows behind,? explains composer Steve Babb. And thinks he’s returning to a place where he once knew happiness, but in reality, his odyssey will sweep him away to somewhere completely unexpected.?  Babb explains that the ten-song album explores themes…

  • Review – Glass Hammer – Arise

    Review – Glass Hammer – Arise

    No, no! The adventures first, explanations take such a dreadful time. – Lewis Carrol, ‘Alices Adventures in Wonderland’. In music, most albums contain individual stories, the songs, and then some albums have a thematic link: concept albums. So, when one of my favourite bands tells me they are releasing a space-based concept album, trust me,…

  • Review – Glass Hammer – At The Gate

    Review – Glass Hammer – At The Gate

    “Time crawls when we are very young; the older we grow, the more it hastens. If you’re living out a normal span of years, you know this to be true. “Where did the years go,” remarks the elder for whom the long night draws near. “It seems like just yesterday…” “But what of the man…

  • Glass Hammer Tease Fall Release With New Trailer – “SKALLAGRIM – INTO THE BREACH” Releasing October 15th, 2021

    Glass Hammer Tease Fall Release With New Trailer – “SKALLAGRIM – INTO THE BREACH” Releasing October 15th, 2021

    Glass Hammer returns to the world of the Dreaming City with the follow-up album, “SKALLAGRIM – INTO THE BREACH.? The album continues the tale of the thief with the screaming sword, a desperate man who lost his lover and his memory. It’s over the top and meant to be,? comments Glass Hammer’s Steve Babb. But…

  • Review – Glass Hammer – A Matter Of Time – Volume 1 – by Martin Hutchinson

    Review – Glass Hammer – A Matter Of Time – Volume 1 – by Martin Hutchinson

    The present changes the past. Looking back you do not find what you left behind.? – Kiran Desai. ‘A Matter Of Time – Volume 1’ sees Glass Hammer founders Steve Babb and Fred Schendel reimagining the past as they pick their favourite songs from the band’s nineties catalog; reimagining and re-recording those songs from the…

  • Review – Glass Hammer – Chronomonaut – by Progradar

    Review – Glass Hammer – Chronomonaut – by Progradar

    It’s being here now that’s important. There’s no past and there’s no future. Time is a very misleading thing. All there is ever, is the now. We can gain experience from the past, but we can’t relive it; and we can hope for the future, but we don’t know if there is one.? – George…