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Tag Archives: prog rock
RENAISSANCE – Live At The Union Chapel
May 16, 2016

Renaissance Touring 2016 Back to Blighty: homecoming triumph of the brightly burning storytellers of yore. Michael Dunfordās passing in 2012 might have broken the last line linking this ensemble to British soil yet, since their “big dream was to bring … Continue reading
Posted in Video Reviews
Tagged Annie Haslam, live, prog rock, Renaissance
MARTIN TURNER – Written In The Stars
May 13, 2016

Cherry Red 2015 Cosmic romantic: ex-WISHBONE ASH bassist wishes upon a star but finds bliss on Earth. One may only wonder why Martin Turner is so obsessed with tethering himself to the group he left behind long ago, as the … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews
Tagged hard rock, Martin Turner, prog rock, Wishbone Ash
OSIRIS – Osiris
May 12, 2016

Osiris 1982 / Pharaway Sounds 2015 Treasure island’s precious gems: prog rock from the Persian Gulf brings the thrill of an adventure. A notion of a rock group in an Islamic country may seem absurd, but this band from Bahrain … Continue reading
DAEVID ALLEN WEIRD QUARTET – Elevenses
May 8, 2016

Cleopatra 2016 On a short leave to eternity, GONG commander delivers his final message and has a last laugh at reality. It’s been a logical route from “Flying Teapot” to WEIRD BISCUIT TEATIME and to “Elevenses” now, the road that … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews
Tagged Daevid Allen, Don Falcone, jazz rock, prog rock, space rock
CROSS & QUINN – Cold Sky Blue
May 5, 2016

Esoteric Antenna 2016 Testing the limit of mundaneĀ observations, Larks’ Tongues dreamer and a Magnetic Pet embrace poetry in motion. After a virtual construKCtion of stellar wind on that saw return to his erstwhile base with Robert Fripp, the violinist ventured … Continue reading
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Tagged ambient, David Cross, prog rock, Sean Quinn


