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Tag Archives: prog rock
REACTA – Refraction
March 2, 2015

Alaric 2014 Going international, rockers from Aguascalientes think big but fail to soar. Mexico’s presence on a popular music’s map is quite sketchy, but this collective refuse to feel confined, and their first album harbors a high ambition in its … Continue reading
Judy Dyble dusts off personal treasures
February 28, 2015
Strange it may seem – yet logical it is! – but the last years have seen ‘s creative revival and a resurgence of interest to her music which reaches far beyond the singer’s work with FAIRPORT CONVENTION and a proto-KING … Continue reading
Posted in News
Tagged Fairport Convention, folk rock, Judy Dyble, prog rock
DISTRICT 97 & JOHN WETTON – One More Red Night: Live In Chicago
February 23, 2015

Primary Purpose 2014 Windy city prog quartet and elder statesman explore the song side of CRIMSO canon. In the eight years since their inception, D97 have garnered a lot of accolades without much ado, and the band’s latest studio work, … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews
Tagged District 97, John Wetton, King Crimson, Leslie Hunt, live, prog rock
RICK WAKEMAN – Fields Of Green
February 21, 2015

Griffin 1996 / Esoteric 2014 Looking for pastures new, the ivories’ magician falls on a shallow ground. The ’90s posed a challenge to ‘s creativity in terms of financing his flight of fantasy, so he kept the motion down to … Continue reading
Posted in Reissues
Tagged prog rock, Rick Wakeman
RED JASPER – The Great And Secret Show
February 18, 2015

Angel Air 2014 Wiltshire’s finest are back with the action – and it’s a fine art act. Having hung in limbo for a long time, 2013 found this band rekindling their old flame. If 1997’s saw RED JASPER in ashes, … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews
Tagged David Clifford, prog rock, Red Jasper


