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Tag Archives: Canterbury scene
THE ARTAUD BEATS: Not HENRY COW Reincarnation
June 5, 2015

It started back in 2009, when pianist and singer Yumi Hara and reeds player Geoff Leigh recorded and, around that time, met the latter’s former HENRY COW colleagues, bassist John Greaves and drummer Chris Cutler, at a festival. There and then, the … Continue reading
Posted in News
Tagged Canterbury scene, Chris Cutler, Geoff Leigh, Henry Cow, John Greaves, The Artaud Beats, Yumi Hara
Lost Canterbury Jam Is Out
May 19, 2015
For years, it was a matter of apocrypha: the recording by a short-lived formation WMWM which stood for drummer Robert Wyatt, keyboardist Dave McRae, saxophonist Gary Windo and contrabass player Ron Mathewson. The first two of them had been the members of MATCHING … Continue reading
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Tagged Canterbury scene, Gary Windo, jazz rock, Richard Sinclair, Robert Wyatt
QUANTUM JUMP – Quantum Jump
May 2, 2015

The Electric Record 1976 / Esoteric 2014 Fusion accomplished: an energy release from romantic, if down-to-earth, warriors. Projected from atomic physics into a macrocosm, quantum jump may also mean a leap of faith, and that’s what it was for these … Continue reading
Posted in Reissues
Tagged Canterbury scene, fusion, John G. Perry, Quantum Jump, Rupert Hine
CARAVAN crowdsource a new album
August 15, 2013
Getting means by subscription is an old way of financing a project, and now, with music business in decline, more and more artists go on the platforms like Kickstarter and PledgeMusic. It’s the latest that’s been chosen by the Canterbury … Continue reading
Posted in News
Tagged Canterbury scene, Caravan, Pye Hastings
SOFT MACHINE LEGACY – Burden Of Proof
May 15, 2013

Esoteric Antenna / Moonjune 2013 Free and easy journey to the other side and back, with no memento but a lot of momentum. For all their crooked history, when was the last time that this legendary band rocked? Here, they … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews
Tagged Canterbury scene, jazz rock, John Etheridge, John Marshall, prog rock, Roy Babbington, Soft Machine, Theo Travis