Specials
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Cluster – Cluster II
So disturbing that it’s soothing. The only identifiable musical instrument to be found within this morbid aggregate of nominal sound experiments along with an array...
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Syzygy – The Allegory of Light
Look back to the early 90′s; progressive rock had met an existential crisis, the ‘Neo’ wave of progressive bands were in steady decline, and the...
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In-Depth Review: Dream Theater – A Dramatic Turn of Events
It’s very hard for me to write about my favorite bands objectively, and Dream Theater certainly falls into that category. For that reason, I’ve waited...
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Back in Time: RUSH’s “Caress of Steel”
A perfect album? In a word, no. A flawed masterpiece? Not even that. And yet, Rush’s 3rd album has always intrigued me in a way...
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Review special: Caravan – If I Could Do It All Over Again, I’d Do It All Over You
One of the greatest Canterbury bands, Caravan, created with their second album, “If I Could Do It All Over Again, I’d Do It All Over...
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Review special: Abacus – Midway (1973)
I’m beginning to notice a pattern with Abacus and their work. Although each effort following the promising debut have been generally underwhelming, there’s always a...
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Review special: Yowie – Cryptooology (2004)
Yowie offer me an interesting opportunity, as a listener and critic alike. While most artists and albums will tend to strike me one way or...
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Review special: Cardiacs – Sing to God (1996)
Listening to Cardiacs, I get the mental image of a deranged gerbil in a hole somewhere composing music. Although at one point he may have...
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“It’s Krautrock, Florian, but not as we know it”
While his contemporaries over the border in West Germany were tripping out and creating all kinds of wonderful weirdness in the 70s, Martin Zeichnete, an...
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Review special: Abacus – Everything You Need (1972)
A solid second album from a band will typically consolidate some of the best aspects of the debut, giving fans a more focused slice of...
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