Tag Archives: Nick Magnus

Interview with Nick Magnus

October 29, 2024

Why does progressive rock have to be contrived? Here’s the question which never seemed to prey on Nick Magnus’ mind. And though almost all of the British composer’s oeuvre belongs to this genre, its orchestral scope – sculpted completely on … Continue reading →

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Interview with NICK MAGNUS

October 24, 2024

October 2024 Why does progressive rock have to be contrived? Here’s the question which never seemed to prey on Nick Magnus’ mind. And though almost all of the British composer’s oeuvre belongs to this genre, its orchestral scope – sculpted … Continue reading →

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NICK MAGNUS – A Strange Inheritance

October 8, 2024

Magick Nuns 2024 All that glitters in a dead man’s chest: a salty dog of art-rock scenes goes to sea to see the treasures of the world. Conceptuality and adventurousness might be the pillars which carry the weight of prog’s … Continue reading →

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Nick Magnus Stages Pirate Story On “A Strange Inheritance”

June 21, 2024

When it comes to , one can always expect art of high order, so there’s a little surprise in the keyboardist falling into a five-year groove with his latest releases. Magnus followed 2014’s by “Catharsis” in 2019, and now, on … Continue reading →

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Amanda Lehmann Releases A Yuletide-Theme Single

November 14, 2022

Progressive rock doesn’t have the most solid relationship with Christmas, ‘s seasonal classic “I Believe In Father Christmas” serving as an exception to the rule – simply because the forward-facing musical genre fails to concentrate on something as transient as … Continue reading →

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