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- Sept. 17 – Reissues
- Sept. 1 – Claire Hamill interview
- Aug. 9 – Steve “Boltz” Bolton interview
- May 21 – Tony Banks interview
- Feb. 11 – Deborah Bonham interview
- Apr. 19 – Jimmy Horowitz interview
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- Feb. 27 – Dorothy Moskowitz interview
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- Oct.. 28 – Andy Curran interview
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Monthly Archives: September 2019
FOREST FIELD – Seasons
September 8, 2019

Rock Company 2019 Bringing on the change, Dutch melodic rockers progress into the future. The brainchild of Peter Cox, who masterminded a slew of rock-solid releases, this project has always been about exploring a single theme from various angles, and … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews
Tagged AOR, Forest Field, hard rock, Peter Cox, Phil Vincent
MARK WINGFIELD & GARY HUSBAND – Tor & Vale
September 7, 2019

MoonJune 2019 Intimate and intuitive, little instrumental ensemble push the envelope beyond light and shade and shape penumbral numbers in the English way. Neither Mark Wingfield nor Gary Husband is a stranger to a duo setting, the former regularly releasing … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews
Tagged avant-garde, Gary Husband, instrumental, jazz, Mark Wingfield
ROGER C. REALE & RUE MORGUE – The Collection
September 6, 2019

Big Sound 1978 / Rave On 2019 Two dozens prime cuts from obscure Connecticut rock ‘n’ rollers with all the right connections: their entire output including unreleased record with Mick Ronson on. “All the animals on this earth have a … Continue reading
Posted in Reissues, Reviews
Tagged Mick Ronson, punk, rock 'n' roll, Roger C. Reale, Rue Morgue
POTTER’S DAUGHTER & Annie Haslam – Blood And Water
September 5, 2019

Potter’s Daughter 2019 American art-rock collective invite the RENAISSANCE siren for a sanguine ballad to hypnotise and haunt you. It takes a lot of bravado for any songstress to have a chanteuse of legendary stature as a duet partner, yet … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews
Tagged Annie Haslam, Potter's Daughter, prog rock
CAMEL Report From Albert Hall
September 4, 2019

It was about one year ago, on September 17th, 2018 that the mighty CAMEL played a remarkable concert in a remarkable venue, performing their 1976 masterpiece “Moonmadness” in its entirety at the Royal Albert Hall. And now the quartet – … Continue reading
Posted in News
Tagged Andy Latimer, Camel, Colin Bass


