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Tag Archives: Canterbury scene
HUGH HOPPER – Jazzloops / The Stolen Hour
May 19, 2023
Burning Shed 2003 & 2004 / Explore Rights Management 2023 A veteran of avant-garde endeavors ventures on a voyage into a Möbius band and back again. To suggest that Hugh Hopper was just a bassist would seem to be a … Continue reading
Posted in Reissues
Tagged Canterbury scene, Didier Malherbe, Elton Dean, fusion, Hugh Hopper, jazz, John Marshall, Pip Pyle, prog rock, Robert Wyatt, Soft Machine
Dave Sinclair Raids His Archives
July 20, 2021
It’s almost impossible to imagine what Canterbury scene would look like without the imposing presence of Dave Sinclair whose stints with, above all, CARAVAN for whom the keyboard player co-penned a lot of classics, but also with MATCHING MOLE and … Continue reading
Posted in News
Tagged Camel, Canterbury scene, Caravan, Dave Sinclair, Doug Boyle, Hatfield And The North, Matching Mole, Mel Collins, Richard Sinclair, Robert Wyatt
THE ARTAUD BEATS – Nødutgang. Bodø 28.10.11
March 28, 2019
Bonobo’s Ark 2018 From Canterbury to the whole wide world, unorthodox ensemble exercise concert telepathy. It started back in 2009, when pianist Yumi Hara and reeds player Geoff Leigh had issued and, around that time, met the latter’s HENRY COW … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews
Tagged avant-garde, Canterbury scene, Chris Cutler, Geoff Leigh, Henry Cow, John Greaves, The Artaud Beats, Yumi Hara
LAPIS LAZULI – Brain
January 22, 2019
Lapis Lazuli 2018 Perilously exciting journey into collective mind of synesthesia-living quartet from the heart of English quirkiness. A Canterbury-scene band from Canterbury itself: this may sound illogical, yet illogic is the gist of the local genre – a reasoning … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews
Tagged Canterbury scene, instrumental, Lapis Lazuli, prog rock
GEOFFREY RICHARDSON – The Garden Of Love
April 22, 2016
Esoteric Antenna 2015 Hazy summery record from the Canterbury scene associate who makes nuance the name of the game. If the title of Geoffrey Richardson’s second solo album – its emotional theme following up 1993’s “Viola Mon Amour” – suggests … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews
Tagged Canterbury scene, Caravan, folk rock, Geoffrey Richardson
