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Monthly Archives: September 2019
AJ TRUE – Jirga: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack
September 13, 2019

AJ True 2019 Aural movie in its own right, an evocative flow of tunes that accompany Australian travelogue to take the listener on a dramatic, if peace-seeking, trip. Full of reflection, Benjamin Gilmour’s “Jirga” was filmed in a genuinely dangerous … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews
Tagged AJ True, ambient, instrumental, prog rock, soundtrack
DONOVAN’S BRAIN / FRAUDBAND – Burnt Trees In The Snow
September 12, 2019

Career 2019 Spill the noise and split the choice: kindred spirits from America and Australia venture out in the cold to set the world on fire. While there seems to be no common ground between these two acts – except … Continue reading
Posted in Reissues, Reviews
Tagged alt. rock, Deniz Tek, Donovan's Brain, Fraudband, pop-rock, Ric Parnell
SIMON MARK SMITH – Dangerous Things
September 11, 2019

Simon Mark Smith 2019 Running the risk of reverie, British artist delivers his most diverse, yet intimate, records. Not too many of SMS’ listeners are capable of achieving with both hands what he accomplished without lower arms – something that … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews
Tagged pop, Simon Mark Smith
HAWKESTREL – The Future Is Us
September 10, 2019

Purple Pyramid 2019 Removing locks from an old box, a flock of HAWKWIND alumni find a new nest for exploring vibrant continuum. As their erstwhile mothership seems to be ensconced in its pseudo-concept space, bent on alienating fans and former … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews
Tagged Alan Davey, Bridget Wishart, Ginger Baker, Hawkestrel, Hawkwind, Huw Lloyd-Langton, Lemmy, Nik Turner, Paul Rudolph, prog rock, Simon House, space rock, William Shatner
SHINING PYRAMID – Children Of The Stones
September 9, 2019

SEQ 2018 Suspended between shoegazing and electronica, British proggers roll their rocks up the hill and let it loose. No matter what the title of their second album may imply, this combo’s modus operandi hasn’t shifted from dreamy soundscapes to … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews
Tagged ambient, electronic, instrumental, prog rock, Shining Pyramid


