Tag Archives: prog rock

MARKUS REUTER – Mundo Nuevo

October 30, 2015

Iapetus 2015 Rediscovering one’s inner world: nocturnal revelations from a six-string philosopher. Master of interplay he may be, but Markus Reuter’s real soul gets bared when the Berlin artist is alone before the audience. That’s the very beginning of his … Continue reading →

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THE DREAMING TREE – Silverfade

October 24, 2015

Cherry Red 2015 Roots to branches and reveries to nightmares: British group’s escapism feeds into entropy to find a method in the madness. There’s an unstable order in the shape sitting on the cover of this album, and three records … Continue reading →

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ANTHONY PHILLIPS – Private Parts & Pieces I-IV

October 20, 2015

Passport 1978-1984 / Esoteric 2015 Amazing grace of a patchwork, or devil in the details: initial installment of English composer’s most famous series boxed and expanded. Not too many artists are able to create a consistent body of work out of what originally … Continue reading →

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AUTUMN ELECTRIC – Star Being Earth Child

October 14, 2015

Autumn Electric 2015 Seattle troupe tackle terrestrial troubles with cosmic conscience and get rid of their own well-grounded concepts. Tango’s not a regular rock tempo, yet that’s the surprising motion this quintet demonstrate on “Skyscraper Steeples!” and, thus, anchor the … Continue reading →

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STEVE HILLAGE – Madison Square Garden 1977

October 13, 2015

Cleopatra 2015 Cutting the Big Apple in a cosmic way, dragon guitarist goes for a hot persuasion. Most prestigious New York venue might seem a challenging prospect for a former GONG stringer to sway, but one shouldn’t underestimate Steve Hillage … Continue reading →

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