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Tag Archives: Nektar
NEKTAR Prepare “Magic Is A Child” For Expanded Reissue
April 3, 2026

1977 seemed to be a strange year for NEKTAR, who had parted with one of the ensemble’s founders, singing guitarist Roye Albrighton, and had, for the first time ever, to deliver a record with a line-up different to the one … Continue reading
NEKTAR Expand “Down To Earth” With Concert Documents
December 8, 2025

“There were individual pieces, rather than one long piece, on the album, but the storyline still linked them together. We had a bunch of songs that we wrote, and we liked the idea of the circus. We went to ‘Circus … Continue reading
Posted in News
Tagged Derek "Mo" Moore, Nektar, Ron Howden, Roye Albrighton
NEKTAR Pack Their Ocean Dive Into Box Set
September 1, 2025

One of NEKTAR‘s most enduring classics, 1972’s was the album that set a template for the likes of in terms of epic scope, yet its importance is best measured in shorter pieces: “Desolation Valley” which became a staple of the … Continue reading
Interview with Derek Moore (NEKTAR)
February 25, 2025

There were a few English ensembles who formed in Germany and didn’t quite fit in the other music markets, leaving a scarce legacy of cult classics, yet NEKTAR beat the odds and not only made a name for themselves in … Continue reading
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Tagged Derek "Mo" Moore, Nektar
Interview with DEREK MOORE
February 24, 2025
February 2025 There were a few English ensembles who formed in Germany and didn’t quite fit in the other music markets, leaving a scarce legacy of cult classics, yet NEKTAR beat the odds and not only made a name for … Continue reading
Posted in Interviews
Tagged Derek "Mo" Moore, Nektar


