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Monthly Archives: October 2026
John Hackett Explores Past And Present On New Classical Album
October 21, 2026

One of the most underrated British artists, inhabits two worlds at the same time: that of progressive rock, especially when he leads a band whose latest platter the light of day in 2025, and that of symphonic music – although … Continue reading
Posted in News
Tagged John Hackett
MICHAEL VEITCH – Discovered
October 20, 2026

Burt Street 2026 Conscientious tunesmith creates a soundtrack of a lifetime by finding a fresh context for songs which accompanied his existence anyway. It may not take the ability to weave words and melodies to fully appreciate a songwriter’s talent, … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews
Tagged Americana, covers album, Michael Veitch
Trevor Midgley Temporarily Retires Beau For A Warhol Musical
October 19, 2026

A staggering 55 years ago, Trevor Midgley, aka Beau, a British singer-songwriter of a folk stripe, issued his sophomore album on which he was backed by the musicians of a band called TRACTOR, and their collaboration didn’t end after was … Continue reading
THE FOX – For Fox Sake
October 18, 2026

Crewe 1970 / Think Like A Key 2026 Cult classic of English psychedelia finally finds its proper place in the history of potentially fantastic losers of the race. It’s almost impossible to believe such a title could be bestowed upon … Continue reading
Posted in Reissues
Tagged psychedelia, The Fox
Graham Bonnet Harnesses Currents On Guest-Enhanced Album
October 17, 2026

In recent decades a sense of Graham Bonnet getting liberated from the legend he’s been cultivating for ages became quite tangible, and each new album the veteran and his band record makes it abundantly clear. And the ensemble’s forthcoming opus … Continue reading
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Tagged Bruce Dickinson, Graham Bonnet, Rainbow, Roger Glover


