All posts by Roger T.
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Gösta Berlings Saga – Glue Works
Named after a famous 19th century Swedish novel, the story of a defrocked church minister with added sword and sorcery, this band has a lineage...
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Jakszyk Fripp and Collins – A Scarcity Of Miracles
A Scarcity Of Miracles is given extra kudos in that it has been given the tag line “A King Crimson ProjecKt” owing to its numerous...
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Memories of Machines – Warm Winter
In which Tim Bowness of No Man fame and Giancarlo Erra from Italy’s Nosound get together to blend the former’s breathy dreamy vocals to the...
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No Man’s Land – The Drowning Desert
The best thing about being asked to review releases for other sites is being sent albums by bands from all corners of the globe which...
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Jeff Green
Jeff Green, whose album Jessica is reviewed here kindly gave his time to this interview….why not play these demo versions of songs from the album currently...
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Jeff Green – Jessica
Inspired by and describing events leading up to the tragic still birth of his daughter Jessica in 1996, and Jessica’s enduring legacy, Jeff Green’s album...
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Blackfield – The Assembly, Leamington Spa, 06/04/2011
Let’s be honest here, I would say around 90% of tonight’s audience are here because of the Steven Wilson connection, and 5% are probably fans...
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Van Der Graaf Generator – The Assembly, Leamington Spa, 24/03/2011
Arriving in good time we bought our drinks and found ourselves some decent seats about ten rows back. This venue was obviously a dancehall or...
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Half Past Four – Rabbit in the Vestibule
Dominated by the always smart and intriguing but never strident vocals of Kyree Vibrant, this Canadian based band who apart from Kyree all hail from the USSR...
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Van Der Graaf Generator – A Grounding in Numbers
In 2005 after an absence of 27 years, one of only a handful of the old school “progressive” rock bands worthy of the over used description,...
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