All posts by Roger T.
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Grails – Deep Politics
The album starts with the nonchalant groove of Future Primitive, almost Gothic in atmosphere, setting the tone for this, the 6th Album by Grails, nigh on...
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Grace For Drowning – A Taste
Grace For Drowning, the soon come new solo outing by Steven Wilson, current holder of the title Hardest Working Man In Showbiz, is fast becoming...
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French TV – I Forgive You All My Unhappiness/Live at ProgDay 2009
“There is a grim dimension, beyond that which is known to most men. It is a dimension as small as dust and as timeless as...
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Nordagust – In the Mist of Morning
Nordic folk music meets dark atmospheric symphonic prog on this the first official album from Norway’s Nordagust (“Spirit of the North Wind”), released last year. Dominated...
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An amplified interview with Amplifier
Following my Amplifier reviews, I am privileged to be joined by bassist Neil Mahony and occasionally by guitarist and vocalist Sel Balamir for this chat....
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Toys in the Attic
In the world of pop and rock music it is probably safe to use the cliche that there is nothing new under the sun, everything...
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Hi-Fiction Science – Hi-Fiction Science
Most folk when asked to think of musicians from Bristol will name Massive Attack, Portishead and Tricky, a formidable triumvirate whose collective shadow looms over...
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It’s prog Jim, but not as I know it…
How do you listen to music? Are you satisfied with your collection and only venture into the musical unknown on very rare occasions, preferring to...
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Amplifier – XOYO, Shoreditch, London – 15th June 2011
We missed the first third of support act The Pineapple Thief‘s set, seen by yours truly for the third time this year, but what we...
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Alberto Rigoni – Rebirth
Don’t let the cover put you off! Not my cup of tea at all, but ultimately irrelevant to the music contained within. Alberto Rigoni is...
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