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Hasse Fr?berg and Musical Companion – HFMC – by Rob Fisher
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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…
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Review – T- Fragmentropy – by Rob Fisher
Heraclitus is famously alleged to have said that we cannot step into the same river twice. Everything changes, everything is in the process of change, nothing remains the same and nothing lasts. This is true of the universe as much as it is true of human life. And for 75 gloriously intense minutes Thomas Thielen…
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Review – Yuka and Chronoship – The 3rd Planetary Chronicles – by Rob Fisher
‘The 3rd Planetary Chronicles’ is nothing short of a glorious and joyful revelation. Despite the band describing their music as highly reminiscent of late Seventies Progressive rock and reputed for its philosophical depth, lyrical brilliance, and technical virtuosity, it nevertheless does nothing to prepare you for the exhilarating voyage of musical exploration and discovery which…
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Review – Gekko Projekt – Reya of Titan – by Rob fisher
After his great review of Seven Steps to the Green Door, this time Rob Fisher passes his practiced ears over ‘Reya of Titan’ by Gekko Projekt. The art of good storytelling is notoriously difficult. Telling a story in, and through, music raises that bar even higher. And when the music is prog and the story…
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Guest review – Seven Steps to The Green Door – Fetish – by Rob Fisher
