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Tag Archives: Mark Murdock
THE NEW EMPIRE – Second Lifetime
December 7, 2020

Forward Motion 2020 Homage to a progressive rock father figure turns into a promising project to stitch time and carry on reigning. It was always unfinished business with EMPIRE – the ensemble formed by Peter Banks, when he had left … Continue reading
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Tagged Empire, Fernando Perdomo, Mark Murdock, prog rock, Sydney Foxx, The New Empire
THE NEW EMPIRE Strike Forward
August 26, 2020

If there ever was an ensemble in need of closure, it’s EMPIRE. Formed in 1973 by Peter Banks, when the guitarist had left behind both YES and FLASH, and Sidonie Jordan, who performed under nom de guerre Sydney Foxx, this … Continue reading
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Tagged Empire, Fernando Perdomo, Mark Murdock, Sidonie Jordan, Sydney Foxx, The New Empire
MASHEEN MESSIAH – Another Page
July 26, 2020

Masheen Messiah 2019 Japanese art-rockers hit their stride and venture into brightly lit future. It took this ensemble exactly one album, their 2016 debut that established MASHEEN MESSIAH as a viable entity, to shake off the shades of obvious influences … Continue reading
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Tagged Machine Messiah, Mark Murdock, prog rock
MASHEEN MESSIAH – For The Light Unseen
February 17, 2017

Masheen Messiah 2016 Looking through pop lens, Japanese proggers rise and shine. Inspired by YES as their name suggests but sonically modern, and featuring BRAND X associate Mark Murdock on drums, this band may harbor grand ideas yet, as epic … Continue reading
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Tagged Machine Messiah, Mark Murdock, prog rock
CYMBALIC ENCOUNTERS – Exploration Of The Southern Constellation
July 20, 2015

Mark Murdock 2015 Stellar approximations from fusion-flaunting drummer and his intrepid crew of rock-solid savants. From the moment Mark Murdock pulled into a prog orbit, first with Peter Banks from YES and then with the BRAND X alumni, there was no … Continue reading
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Tagged fusion, John Goodsall, Mark Murdock, Percy Jones, prog rock