All posts by Roger T.
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STEVEN WILSON: After The Headphone Dust Has Settled…
Their is a major problem with being a fan of a particular band or artist and attempting to write a review of a new album...
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X-TG – Desertshore/Final Report
This final statement from most of the remaining members of Throbbing Gristle (the “TG” of X-TG) is a tribute to founder member Peter “Sleazy” Christopherson...
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Diagonal – The Second Mechanism
Back in 2008, after the astonishingly young Diagonal arrived fully formed seemingly out of nowhere…well, Brighton actually…gifting the world one the best prog debut albums...
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Pokerface – Transeo
Pokerface is multi-talented Swede Stefan Heidevik and a plethora of session musicians and guests who have created a mind-melting mix of ultra-modern electronica and progressive...
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Dennis Rea – The Discography
…and now, following from The Interview, here’s The Discography, in his own words, in chronological order, earliest first. Take it away, Dennis! Earthstar: Salterbarty Tales (Moontower Records 1978) My...
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Interview with Dennis Rea
You may well have not heard of Dennis Rea, so let me introduce you to a guitarist who should be up there with all the usual...
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King Crimson – Larks’ Tongues In Aspic
The latest in the King Crimson 40th anniversary remixes from Professor Steven Wilson’s laboratory is their 1973 opus Larks’ Tongues In Aspic, which marked the...
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Gazpacho – Night
The excuse I have for reviewing this 5-year old album now is that it has just been reissued by kscope with slightly tinkered sound and...
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Dissonati – Reductio Ad Absurdum
Coming out of Seattle, USA, Dissonati came together about 6 years ago when three veterans of the Seattle progressive music scene joined forces. With two multi-instrumentalists...
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SH.TG.N – SH.TG.N
MoonJune Records are a label who love to take risks with hitherto little-known bands from all corners of the globe. A linking theme seems to...
