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Monthly Archives: May 2020
FERNANDO PERDOMO – Out To Sea 3: The Storm
May 20, 2020

Forward Motion 2020 Reflecting echoes from the era of yore, American master of rock arts sets sails for winds of fortune. It’s about time forgot how to compartmentalize his talent in a stylistic cabin and started treating his initials as … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews
Tagged Fernando Perdomo, instrumental, prog rock
THE LOVETONES – Myriad
May 18, 2020

Cleopatra 2020 Most welcome return of Aussie pop-rockers who wear the signs of pain and pleasure on their sleeve. “We were lost for a moment,” sang Matthew J. Tow in 2010, sending positive vibes via what seemed like a desperate … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews
Tagged The Lovetones
KING CRIMSON – In The Court Of The Crimson King: 50th Anniversary Edition
May 16, 2020

Island 1969 / Panegyric 2019 A towering achievement of popular music which refuses to be scaled fifty years on but lends itself to observation from various angles. It’s rather rare for a rock ensemble with a distinguished, distinct discography to … Continue reading
Posted in Reissues
Tagged Greg Lake, Ian McDonald, King Crimson, Michael Giles, prog rock, Robert Fripp, Steven Wilson
THE CURATOR – Twenty-Six/12
May 12, 2020

Cromerzone 2019 Venturing into his soul chamber, English polymath unfurls pastoral panorama and pours a wondrous worry onto the peaceful picture. Alistair Murphy has been molding deeply personal – or, given his real-life vocation and artistic alter ego, even personalized, … Continue reading
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Tagged Alistair Murphy, folk rock, prog rock, The Curator


