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Tag Archives: prog rock
SECURITY PROJECT – Five
May 8, 2017

7D Media 2017 Giving Peter Gabriel’s classics a female voice, the G-man’s disciples raise their game and expand their frontiers. For all the new concert context these musicians have created to shine a light on a great songwriter’s repertoire, obscure … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews
Tagged Happy Rhodes, Jerry Marotta, live, Peter Gabriel, prog rock, Security Project, Trey Gunn
JETHRO TULL – The String Quartets
May 4, 2017

BMG 2017 Stir the cup that’s ever-filling for new puzzles to pour out: never an old chestnut, prog lore receives a chamber reading. Over the years, there were a few attempts to wrap JT material in symphonic garb – from … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews
Tagged art rock, Ian Anderson, Jethro Tull, prog rock
SIXTYNINE – You Are Me
April 21, 2017

Rock Company 2016 Organic rock ‘n’ rollers from Slovenia get their kicks in search of identity. Making their international debut, this quartet may careen to occasional heaviness, but the band’s instincts are in the right place when progressive elements seep … Continue reading
EMERSON, LAKE & PALMER – Once Upon A Time In South America
April 19, 2017

RockBeat 2015 / S’more 2017 Beyond pomp and circumstance, prog giants expose their true selves and thrive live. Their legendary status and acclaim as virtuosi might overshadow the fact that ELP were a little rock combo who used to think … Continue reading
Posted in Reissues
Tagged Carl Palmer, ELP, Greg Lake, Keith Emerson, live, prog rock
STEVE HACKETT & DJABE – Summer Storms & Rocking Rivers
April 13, 2017

Gramy 2013 / Esoteric 2017 Freedom that knows no border: two musical institutions take a trip into the uknown and report from the road. DJABE should be considered a national treasure in Hungary, but global community noticed the band after … Continue reading
Posted in Reissues
Tagged Djabe, fusion, live, prog rock, Steve Hackett, world music


