All posts tagged "review"

  • Jethro Tull To Release 4-Disc Live Set

    By on May 8, 2013

    Jethro Tull will release a four-disc DVD set entitled Around The World Live on June 3 via Eagle Rock. The package includes unreleased material recorded between 1970...

  • The Minstrel's Ghost – The Road to Avalon

    By on March 18, 2013

    There really seems to be something about the legends of King Arthur and his round table that works with the prog rock mentality. Whether its...

  • Panopticon – Kentucky

    By on March 14, 2013

    For the better part of the year, I’ve been searching for albums that could potentially strike me in an emotional, heartfelt way. I’ve come across...

  • Necromonkey – Necroplex

    By on March 14, 2013

    Necromonkey was born from the meeting of two artists whom a thousand-odd US progressive rock fans had the pleasure of seeing on stage in the...

  • Aeon Zen – Engima

    By on March 14, 2013

    In 2009, a band called Aeon Zen came out with “A Mind’s Portrait”, an album that, while rooted in what detractors may call ‘Dream Theater...

  • Fen – Dustwalker

    By on February 8, 2013

    Around this time two years ago, Fen offered its second record to date, “Epoch”. Adorned with an inconspicuous blue cover and coming from a band...

  • "Thick As A Brick" Back To Royal Albert Hall

    By on January 29, 2013

    Ian Anderson will bring his Thick As A Brick live show to London for a one-off performance at the Royal Albert Hall on June 30....

  • Pseudo/Sentai – Nature's Imagination (Chapter 2)

    By on January 28, 2013

    Although it may not have been optimal to be introduced to this band through a sequel-record (and an EP no less), the second instalment of...

  • X-TG – Desertshore/Final Report

    By on January 23, 2013

    This final statement from most of the remaining members of Throbbing Gristle (the “TG” of X-TG) is a tribute to founder member Peter “Sleazy” Christopherson...

  • Yowie – Damning With Faint Praise

    By on January 16, 2013

    Yowie achieved a measure of underground notoriety with “Cryptooology”, an album that turned rock conventions on their side, having more in common with the aesthetic...