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Monthly Archives: September 2026
Michael Giles Dusts Off His Jams With Jamie Muir And Morris Pert
September 15, 2026

Drummers’ communions are rarely special – unless the players are extraordinary and bent on experimentation. Such was the case with gatherings in former KING CRIMSON skin-hitter Michael Giles‘s studio, involving its host and other outstanding percussionists, Jamie Muir, of the … Continue reading
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Tagged Jamie Muir, Michael Giles, Morris Pert
ZEBRA Are Back With An Album Featuring Paul Stanley Co-Credit
September 14, 2026

Four studio albums in fifty years may not seem like a great work rate for a rock band who never officially broke up, even briefly, but that’s what makes every ZEBRA record count. Still going as the original trio of … Continue reading
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Tagged Randy Jackson, Zebra
10CC Give Their First Two Albums Richer Context
September 13, 2026

One of those rare groups whose each member played a major creative role – not only playing but also writing and stepping up to the microphone to sing lead vocals – 10CC were long overdue for a deeper look into … Continue reading
FERNANDO PERDOMO – Clouds 8
September 12, 2026

Fernando Perdomo 2026 A thin line between sentimental treasure and sensual pleasure: another chapter in the coastal dweller’s saga locates a pot of gold in the process, as opposed to the finale, of his way to blue. It’s not too … Continue reading
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Tagged Fernando Perdomo, fusion, instrumental, prog rock
Clive Nolan Has A Viking-Themed Album In The Can
September 11, 2026

While many other prog-prone artists prefer to take their time working on a particular project, has always been quite prolific, which doesn’t impinge on the quality of his work. So even though it’s been a little more than six months … Continue reading
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Tagged Clive Nolan


