A Triptych Of YES Illustrative Books Hits The Shelves

October 26, 2025

There are quite a few books about YES, almost all of them concentrating on the British ensemble’s history, while the striking imagery associated with the collective gets explored, to a certain extent, only in coffee-table tomes created by its original designer, Roger Dean. Yet eventually the Gottlieb Bros., Douglas and Glenn, who not only worked on some of the band’s visual materials but also served as archivists of that illustrative legacy, for years now, decided to curate a series of printed volumes dedicated to it all.

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Trey Gunn And David Forlano Team Up To Study Invertebrates

October 24, 2025

Trey Gunn and David Forlano are masters of the art of creating thought-provoking atmosphere, the former on guitar, most notably with KING CRIMSON, the latter via electronica and samples, both of the musicians bent on improvisation and, when they’re together, on-the-spot interplay. That’s why the two prefer live experience to toiling and tinkering in a studio, and that’s how their first joint album came into existence.

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First-Ever Book On Frankie Miller Is Published

October 23, 2025

One of the most fiercely loved singers in the world, Frankie Miller may have lost his voice after a stroke that he suffered more than 30 years ago, but the Scottish warbler’s following hasn’t diminished over the decades. With the likes of Rod Stewart and EAGLES recording his music and THE QUIREBOYS always waxing lyrical about their love for Frankie, one would assume there are volumes written about him, but in fact, there’s never been a book on Miller – until now.

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Simon Phillips’s PROTOCOL Dig Deeper Into Their Sessions

October 22, 2025

It may have started with his solo album, but once Simon Phillips‘s PROTOCOL became a band, it turned into a fusion force to be reckoned with. With the release of “Protocol V” in 2022, five years after this ensemble’s fourth incarnation, the revered drummer raised the stakes even further, and now he decided to lift the veil on the collective’s work dynamics by issuing a sequel to 2019’s “Studio Live Session” that had been preserved for posterity in Liechtenstein’s, at Little Big Beat Studios

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FLEETWOOD MAC’s “Live 1975” Receives A Standalone Release

October 21, 2025

When a deluxe edition of FLEETWOOD MAC‘s second self-titled album saw the light of day in 2018, one of its three CDs contained live recordings from the contemporary tour, and those cuts weren’t part of the platter’s two-disc version issued at the same time, which resulted in a lot of chagrin on fans’ part. Slow-forward seven years to the longplay’s five-decade anniversary, and those tapes are finally making their standalone appearance.

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