Specials
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Cult of Luna – Somewhere Along the Highway
“Somewhere Along The Highway” is recognized as the magnum opus of Swedish Sludge Metal band Cult Of Luna. Although an album like “Salvation”, which was...
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Review special: Abacus’ Self-Titled Album From 1971
Like Van der Graaf Generator and their lesser-known contemporaries Aardvark, Abacus represented an early 70′s wave of prog that tried to bring the keyboards to...
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PINK FLOYD Singles Reviewed
Arnold Layne (1967) Listening to one of my favourite psychedelic-era albums, I often wonder why ‘The Piper At The Gates Of Dawn’ never featured some...
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Review special: Iron Maiden’s “The Number of the Beast”
Long held to be Iron Maiden’s immortal, classic contribution to the world of metal, Iron Maiden has undoubtedly had brighter musical moments than this, but...
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Black Sabbath’s Self-Titled Album 43 Years Later
Although I would likely point the finger at King Crimson’s “21st Century Schizoid Man” as the harbinger of ‘heavy’ in heavy metal, there’s absolutely no...
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Alphataurus – Alphataurus
With the release of a long-overdue sequel just recently, it seems as good a time as any to review this classic. Released in 1973, Alphataurus...
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Review special: Robert Wyatt – Rock Bottom
Who is the most gifted and most dedicated Prog musician? Of course, there is not a universal answer, but Robert Wyatt sure proved himself that...
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STEVEN WILSON’S The Raven That Refused To Sing: The Legacy Of Progressive Rock?
The Raven That Refused To Sing (and Other Stories), released in 2013, is the third album by progressive rock artist Steven Wilson, most poplar for...
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Genesis – A Trick of the Tail Track-by-Track Review
Princess Diana’s favourite album. The first without Gabriel and the first to actually sell decently. This greatly outsold all the band’s previous efforts, going to...
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Pink Floyd – The Piper at the Gates of Dawn Track-by-Track Review
Pink Floyd was Syd Barrett’s group. He came up with the name (from two bluesmen) after they went through half a dozen even stranger names....
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