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Monthly Archives: January 2025
DAYS BETWEEN STATIONS – Perpetual Motion Machines
January 15, 2025

Days Between Stations 2024 Painting an aural portrait of a visual artist, Californian purveyors of art-rock find their own identity. Keeping it minimal has never been this duo’s intent – neither in terms of their imagination’s span nor with regard … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews
Tagged Days Between Stations, Durga McBroom, instrumental, prog rock, soundtrack
YES Box Up “Close To The Edge” But Edge To Senselessness With It
January 14, 2025

“Scraping the bottom of the barrel” is a universal outcry from fans upon hearing the news of YES‘ 1972 classic “Close To The Edge” getting a deluxe treatment on March 7th. Indeed, the main selling points of the album’s new … Continue reading
ENVY OF NONE Rule The Waves On Sophomore Longplay
January 14, 2025

Four years ago, when ENVY OF NONE came into existence, one would be tempted to give all the kudos in the world to those who eagerly accepted this ensemble’s intent to never play up the pedigree of guitarist Alex Lifeson … Continue reading
Posted in News
Tagged Alex Lifeson, Envy Of None
THE JOHN OTWAY BAND – The Set Remains The Same: Live
January 13, 2025

Red Bowler 2024 Aylesbury alchemist takes to the stage after stage to mystify his followers time and again. English fans singing “Otway, Otway, Otway” to the tune of “Olé, Olé, Olé”: given the status of football in Old Blighty, such … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews
Tagged classic rock, John Otway, live
Colin Carter Passed Away
January 12, 2025

What Colin Carter always found funny was that a quite a few people used to mistake him for Roger Daltrey, and back in the day the two English singers’ resemblance seemed uncanny indeed, especially in their on-stage stance, yet musically … Continue reading
Posted in News
Tagged Colin Carter, Flash, obituary


