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Monthly Archives: January 2022
Bobby Harrison Passed Away
January 11, 2022
There are many singing drummers, and few of them even become frontmen – usually in time, after spending years behind the kit whence they supply backing vocals and an occasional leading voice – but Bobby Harrison, who peacefully died in … Continue reading
Posted in News
Tagged Bobby Harrison, Freedom, obituary, Procol Harum, Snafu
CACTUS Unearth The Tapes Of Debut Gig
January 11, 2022

Perhaps, not as influential as their predecessors VANILLA FUDGE whose rhythm section, and Tim Bogert moved on to heavier pastures in 1969, CACTUS have always been a powerful unit, and the band’s latest album, from 2021, is a testament to … Continue reading
Posted in News
Tagged Cactus, Carmine Appice, Jim McCarty (US), Tim Bogert
DAVID CROSS & ANDREW KEELING – October Is Marigold
January 10, 2022

Noisy 2021 Veteran players alchemically marry rock, classical and avant-garde tropes to create hymns to a season of exquisite sadness. It’s been a long time since and Andrew Keeling first recorded and toured together, and it turns out 2009’s “English … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews
Tagged Andrew Keeling, David Cross, instrumental, prog rock
LIFE ON MARS – At Stars End
January 9, 2022

Life On Mars 2021 To fight a saddening bore of yore, two venerated songwriters grab strands of the future and tie it into knots. No prizes for guessing whose sonic palette this little band chose as a platform for their … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews
Tagged Denny Seiwell, Earl Kayoss, Fernando Perdomo, glam rock, Life On Mars
ANGAD BERAR – A Broadcast, Underwater
January 8, 2022

Angad Berar 2020 Indian explorer of aural enigmas takes a dive into the cosmic uknown. It’s one of those records that, at the start, seem intangible, ethereal even, yet unobtrusively, slowly but surely suck the listener in until they’re shrouded … Continue reading
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Tagged ambient, Angad Berar, instrumental


