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Tag Archives: David Cross
CLINT BAHR – Puzzlebox
June 8, 2022

MoonJune 2022 Begging for its secrets to be given an airing, progressively minded multi-instrumentalist’s treasure chest opens – at last, and it was worth the wait. If properly engineered, a puzzle box is a compact objet d’art which has moving … Continue reading
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Tagged Clint Bahr, Colin Carter, David Cross, David Jackson, Peter Banks, prog rock
ALEX CARPANI – Microcosm
April 13, 2022

Independent Artist 2022 To scrutinize and celebrate: Bolognese musicologist brings his seventh full-length offering into humanity’s inner world. More than three decades since this composer started making waves on the art-rock scene and 15 years down the line from his … Continue reading
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Tagged Alex Carpani, David Cross, David Jackson, prog rock, Theo Travis
DAVID CROSS & ANDREW KEELING – October Is Marigold
January 10, 2022

Noisy 2021 Veteran players alchemically marry rock, classical and avant-garde tropes to create hymns to a season of exquisite sadness. It’s been a long time since and Andrew Keeling first recorded and toured together, and it turns out 2009’s “English … Continue reading
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Tagged Andrew Keeling, David Cross, instrumental, prog rock
BERNARDO LANZETTI – Horizontal Rain
October 3, 2021

SnV 2021 Grand maestro of Italian art rock returns with a vengeance – wreaking torrential revenge on the past and bending the present to his own will. It’s been more than a decade since signor Lanzetti last emerged in a … Continue reading
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Tagged art rock, Bernardo Lanzetti, David Cross, David Jackson, Jonathan Mover, PFM, prog rock, Tony Franklin, Tony Levin
MICK PAUL – Parallel Lives
July 24, 2021

Mick Paul 2021 Venerated English multi-instrumentalist eventually ventures out on his own – in the company of friends. It took Mick Paul more than four decades to become a writer in his own right – after playing on stage and … Continue reading
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Tagged David Cross, David Jackson, Mick Paul, prog rock