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Tag Archives: prog rock
JUDY DYBLE – Flow And Change
August 8, 2013

Gonzo 2013 British progressive folk doyenne spins another set of tales, up close and personal. “I am the creature of legend and lie,” goes gently rocking opener “Black Dog Dreams” as if to sum up not only the canine view … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews
Tagged Alistair Murphy, Fairport Convention, folk rock, Judy Dyble, prog rock
ARENA – Rapture
July 31, 2013

MetalMind 2013 Back into the glorious fray: a more than welcome return of old gladiators. It’s that rare occasion where you can absolutely enjoy the show without actually knowing the material – or having forgotten most of it. This British … Continue reading
Posted in Video Reviews
Tagged Arena, Clive Nolan, John Jowitt, John Mitchell, Mick Pointer, Paul Manzi, prog rock
FLASH – Featuring Ray Bennett & Colin Carter
July 20, 2013

Purple Pyramid 2013 Four decades on after their break-up, two classic proggers return in a timeless mode. It might very well be a matter of perseverance, as hinted at his old band’s new music back in 2002, and though it … Continue reading
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Tagged Colin Carter, Flash, prog rock, Ray Bennett
BELIEVE – The Warmest Sun In Winter
July 17, 2013

Metal Mind 2013 Going conceptual, Polish art rockers dim the lights but glow brightly if not quite eloquently. It’s been a progressive motion for this sextet whose every new record builds on a previous experience, so if 2010’s had the … Continue reading
Darryl Way goes classical again
July 15, 2013

Most famous for his stint with , Darryl Way was always the most symphonic-minded member of that English band, and his variations on the themes by Antonio Vivaldi are still much more prominent than the violinist’s work with his own outfit, WOLF. Having … Continue reading
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Tagged Curved Air, Darryl Way, prog rock


