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Tag Archives: Nektar
NEKTAR – Mission To Mars
January 17, 2025

Deko 2024 Thinking big on a concept level but keeping it brief in regard to an album scope has always been this ensemble’s forte – demonstrated with style and gusto on their early classics and – so a possible finale … Continue reading
NEKTAR Turn Their “Journey” Into A Box Set Travelogue
November 3, 2024

As far as first albums go, NEKTAR‘s 1971 “Journey To The Centre Of The Eye” was exemplary in terms of ambition of a yet-unknown ensemble, but then, being a British band who were working in Germany takes some guts anyway. … Continue reading
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Tagged Nektar, Ron Howden, Roye Albrighton
NEKTAR Launch A Space Mission
June 25, 2024

Spinning fast when looking into their past while winding down their future: this is how NEKTAR position themselves in the present tense. Having reached the stage of anniversary reissues and celebratory concert documents, the veterans seem to be slowly ceasing … Continue reading
NEKTAR Celebrate Their Jubilee With Concert Release
February 25, 2024

One of those ensembles to carry on delivering the goods after a few decades in the business, NEKTAR consistently proved their creative strength over the last releases, being an excellent case in point. Not for nothing that record lent its … Continue reading
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Tagged Nektar, Ron Howden
NEKTAR Recycle Their Environmental Masterpiece
January 5, 2024

They may have not been unique in their pursue of progressive rock idiom, yet it didn’t take long for NEKTAR to decide that cosmic playgrounds they explored on and – their second and fourth albums, released, respectively, in 1972 and … Continue reading
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Tagged Nektar, Ron Howden, Roye Albrighton