All posts by Roger T.
-
Steven Wilson – Shepherds Bush Empire, London, 31st October 2011
Grace for Drowning was one of the most eagerly awaited albums this year, and certainly lived up to all expectations in my book, so my...
-
Ske – 1000 Autunni
1000 Autunni is the first solo album by keyboard maestro Paolo Ske Botta, a name familiar to me from French TV’s This Is What We...
-
Abrete Gandul – Enjambre Sísmico
From Chile, Abrete Gandul offer up a satisfying stew of styles on this, their third album. Enjambre Sísmico (Seismic Swarm). It lives up to its...
-
Caravan – The Stables, Wavendon, Milton Keynes, 13th October 2011
The band’s successful resurrection last year for a TV special (available on dvd and well worth it) has provided fresh impetus to what has become...
-
Magazine – No Thyself
We live in a time where it seems that even bands with no living members have reformed in pursuit of one last undead payday. Probably...
-
My Brother The Wind – I Wash My Soul In The Stream Of Infinity
You may get the impression from the title and the cover of My Brother The Wind’s keenly anticipated second album that a meditative experience is...
-
D’AccorD – Helike
Helike is the second album by Norway’s D’AccorD, formed, as they say themselves “…to capture the true essence of the early 70’s Progressive rock”, so...
-
Interview with Jan Erik Liljeström of Anekdoten
Roger: Thanks to Jan Erik Liljeström of Anekdoten for giving us his time to do this short interview, no doubt taking time off from rehearsing for the...
-
French TV
French TV is a great band from Louisville, Kentucky, USA, who have been dispensing their twisted brand of avant-jazz-prog since as far back as 1983,...
-
Kwoon – The Guillotine Show
Kwoon, a rather fine French combo, first came to my attention thanks to my good mate Phill and I was especially intrigued by their quirky...
Prog Sphere Android App
