Tag Archives: Billy Sherwood

LEON ALVARADO – The Future Left Behind

December 22, 2016

Melodic Revolution 2016 Beyond event horizon, American multi-instrumentalist casts a glance at dark ages of another era, with YES associates checking in. There’s a curious contradiction at play in this album’s attempt to harmoniously harness the possibilities of what lies … Continue reading →

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BILLY SHERWOOD & TONY KAYE – Live in Japan

August 5, 2016

Cherry Red 2016 From the first to the last, former and future YES members revisit their memories to report from the road. For all their studio rapport, watching one classic band’s original keyboard player and bassist-to-be on stage is a … Continue reading →

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Billy Sherwood & Tony Kaye: Not A Quixotic Way

March 23, 2016

Outside of the YES circle or close to its edge, there’s no stopping for Billy Sherwood and Tony Kaye’s collaboration. Last heard together on the former’s solo album and, before that, on a Marcello Paganini’s , this year the two are … Continue reading →

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BILLY SHERWOOD – Collection

February 21, 2016

Cherry Red 2015 Concise, if intrinsically protracted, introduction to prog maven’s solo oeuvre – exquisite yet not always engaging. Tragic which lured Billy Sherwood back into the YES fold have inevitably drawn attention to his own work – not as … Continue reading →

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BILLY SHERWOOD – Divided By One

February 6, 2016

Backyard Levitation 2015 Prog by numbers from YES’ close associate who likes to go it alone and conquer. Originally out digitally and materializing now on hard medium, Billy Sherwood’s black album is an example of false movement, its title defining … Continue reading →

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