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Tag Archives: Nektar
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
Posted in News
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
Posted in News
Tagged Nektar, Ron Howden, Roye Albrighton
NEKTAR Remember The Future In Definitive Way
August 28, 2023
If there ever was a progressive rock record of a second-echelon ensemble that has seen more than a fair share of reissues over the years, it’s NEKTAR‘s 1973 epic “Remember The Future” which, for the last decade and even longer, … Continue reading
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Tagged Nektar, Ron Howden, Roye Albrighton
NEKTAR – …Sounds Like Swiss
October 26, 2021
Think Like A Key 2021 Dusted off in the past to remember the future and brought to the center of the eye, unique archive recordings get restored for the audiovisual glory. Formed in Hamburg in 1969, this English team were … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews, Video Reviews
Tagged live, Nektar, prog rock, Ron Howden, Roye Albrighton