All posts tagged "review"
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Tusmørke – Underjordisk Tusmørke
Perhaps as far as the ‘traditional’ sound of progressive rock goes, I might argue that the mantle was passed from Britain to Scandinavia somewhere in...
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Terraformation – Rain Shadow
Terraformation is a group from Tuscon, Arizona who are basically a duo of multi-instrumentalists Ben DeGain and Mohadev. They play an instrumental form of post-rock...
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Lüüp – Meadow Rituals
The distinctively-named Lüüp (an idiosyncratic spelling of the word “loop”) is a project by flutist and composer Stelios Romaliadis, a young but very gifted artist...
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Miles Davis – Aura
If ‘Kind Of Blue’ was Miles Davis’ ode to cultured urbania, then ‘Aura’ shows the civil setting come crashing down around him. Well into the...
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The Who – By Numbers
After a quadrilogy of highly ambitious albums that would make up the girth of The Who’s golden material, the band was evidently tired from touring,...
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Live Review: Ephemeral Sun and Shadow Circus at the Orion Studios, Baltimore – Nov 3, 2012
As I announced a couple of months ago, the DC Society of Art Rock (DC-SOAR) has organized two shows at the Orion Studios in Baltimore...
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To-Mera – Exile
Coming from a listener now long bored by the traditional progressive metal style, To-Mera are a go-to source for prog metal the way it should...
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The Who – Quadrophenia
Generally speaking, The Who have been met with some very supportive critical acclaim from those who look back on their illustrious career. Over the course...
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Keith Merrow – Awaken the Stone King
In the style of instrumental metal not unlike that of Animals As Leaders, Keith Merrow is a guitarist who has come out with two albums...
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IAN ANDERSON: No Bad Blood In Jethro Tull
Jethro Tull mainman Ian Anderson insists he hasn’t fallen out with long-time guitarist Martin Barre and drummer Doane Perry, even though neither of them appear...
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