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Tag Archives: prog rock
BRAM STOKER – Cold Reading
January 23, 2014

Sunn Creative 2013 Checking the progress, illusion weavers return to find their old glory and find the devil in the spectacular detail. When your only album has a mythical air about it – having gained a cult status and lending … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews
Tagged Bram Stoker, prog rock, Tony Lowe
JOE O’DONNELL’S SHKAYLA – Into The Becoming
January 19, 2014

Silvery 2013 Veteran violinist zooms in his rootsy, yet prophetic, vision on the timeless beauty. Never since the halcyon days of HORSLIPS have Irish musicians brew such a heady mix of genres that amounts to an alchemical marriage of rock … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews
Tagged East Of Eden, folk rock, Joe O'Donnell, prog rock, Shkayla, Si Hayden
GORDON GILTRAP – Fear Of The Dark
January 9, 2014

Electric 1978 / Esoteric 2013 Final chapter of guitarist’s “black” trilogy takes the listener into the celestial unknown. A certain metal band might not have paid heed but, given this artist’s logo and the title of this album, comparisons are … Continue reading
Posted in Reissues
Tagged Gordon Giltrap, prog rock
BRAM STOKER are back for another bite
January 4, 2014

“Heavy Rock Spectacular” is an album title close to the heart of a true prog aficionado. Out in 1972, this record by British band BRAM STOKER has become a cult classic – and even a name of a popular music blog … Continue reading
Posted in News
Tagged Bram Stoker, prog rock
LEVIN MINNEMANN RUDESS – Levin Minnemann Rudess
December 30, 2013

Lazy Bones Recordings 2013 Art rock stalwarts submit a cathartic, albeit not without a funny twist, treatise of their modus operandi. Triangle might be the strongest shape due to its rigidity but it surely is not the case when it … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews
Tagged fusion, Jordan Rudess, Marco Minnemann, prog rock, Tony Levin


