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Tag Archives: pop-rock
THE WALK-A-BOUT – Afterglow
March 24, 2021

Shred The Evidence 2021 Unplugging their charge to heighten the listener’s sensuality, Australian-American quintet serve up a translucent images of two unexpected songs. If the gist of walkabout is to search for one’s self, this ensemble seek their identity in … Continue reading
TERRY DRAPER – Lost
January 20, 2021

Magentalane Music 2020 Former KLAATU driver endeavors to further his real-world fantasies and make it all real. Mostly known as a drummer for a famous anadian trio, Terry Draper never let this in-the-back position limit his creative flights – otherwise … Continue reading
JOHN HACKETT – The Piper Plays His Tune
January 16, 2021

Hacktrax 2020 English flautist expands his horizons to focus on the innermost secrets. Despite being a multi-instrumentalist, it was only on one of his solo records that didn’t rely on other musicians in bringing various ideas – from and , … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews
Tagged John Hackett, pop-rock, prog rock
JON ANDERSON – Song Of Seven
January 2, 2021

Atlantic 1980 / Esoteric 2020 Going for the one, singer of affirmative spirituality finds swift wings of freedom in simple joie de vivre. Perhaps, nothing spelled the end of the ’70s more eloquently than ‘s second solo offering – an … Continue reading
Posted in Reissues
Tagged Clem Clempson, Jack Bruce, Jon Anderson, pop-rock, prog rock, Simon Phillips
PROFESSOR AND THE MADMAN – Séance
November 26, 2020

Fullertone 2020 Punk-rock stalwarts tap into the supernatural’s pop heart on a concept record dead on set on rescuing fellow people from dark fate. Five years into their existence this transatlantic hardcore team – singing six-stringers Sean Elliott and Alfie … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews
Tagged Paul Gray, pop-rock, Professor And The Madman, punk, Rat Scabies, The Damned


