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Tag Archives: prog rock
BURNT BELIEF – Mutual Isolation
November 8, 2021

Alchemy 2021 Post-rock transfer of imaginary reality to the here and now turns into breathtaking emotional landscape. There was no sense of closure when arrived in 2016 as a final chapter of a project that Jon Durant and Colin Edwin … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews
Tagged ambient, Burnt Belief, Colin Edwin, instrumental, Jon Durant, post rock, prog rock
“Oblivion Bound”: New Songwriting Duo Unveil Debut Album
October 30, 2021

The eve of Halloween 2021 sees the release of “Oblivion Bound”: a concept album, devised by Dmitry M. Epstein on Mark Murdock‘s request, a record which tells a story of a rock star who dies and is given a second … Continue reading
Posted in News
Tagged Dmitry M. Epstein, Fernando Perdomo, Mark Murdock, prog rock, Ron Howden
NEKTAR – …Sounds Like Swiss
October 26, 2021

Think Like A Key 2021 Dusted off in the past to remember the future and brought to the center of the eye, unique archive recordings get restored for the audiovisual glory. Formed in Hamburg in 1969, this English team were … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews, Video Reviews
Tagged live, Nektar, prog rock, Ron Howden, Roye Albrighton
THE FOXHOLES – Hex
October 24, 2021

The Foxholes 2021 Stripping their nuanced assault from voices, Barcelonan ensemble fight fire with fire. Eradicating witchery has been on European agenda for so long that the medieval evil still echoes across the ages, and this trio, hailing from Catalonia … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews
Tagged hard rock, instrumental, prog rock, The Foxholes
THREE COLOURS DARK – Love’s Lost Property
October 17, 2021

Firefly Music 2021 British weavers of art-rock reveries return to the place where absence reign to fill the void with a feeling. The last thing one could accuse this small ensemble of would be slyness, yet Jonathan Edwards and Rachel … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews
Tagged Dave Gregory, folk rock, Jonathan Edwards, Karnataka, prog rock, Rachel Cohen, Three Colours Dark


