All posts tagged "Violin"

  • NEKTAR To Release New Studio Album "Time Machine"

    By on September 17, 2012

    After completion of their latest studio album, Legendary Nektar announce it’s name. Mr Roye Albrighton informed press today that during an evening celebratory dinner with...

  • Subtilior – Absence Upon a Ground

    By on September 13, 2012

    Subtilior (Latin for  “more refined”) is the name adopted by Michele Epifani, keyboardist and main driving force of Italian “retro-prog” band Areknamés, for his first...

  • Daal – Dodecahedron

    By on July 27, 2012

    Although it differs widely from artist to artist, prog rockers are often driven by some form of artistic ambition greater than that of the norm....

  • Rick Miller – Dark Dreams

    By on June 28, 2012

    Canadian multi-instrumentalist Rick Miller has always been one for mellow music. Beginning his work in the eighties with the new age record “Starsong”, Rick has...

  • Macroscream – Sisyphus

    By on June 27, 2012

    Hailing from Greco-Roman myth, the tale of Sisyphus was one that symbolized the futility of man’s struggle, presented beautifully through an allegory in which a...

  • Notturno Concertante – Canzoni Allo Specchio

    By on June 22, 2012

    Halfway between proggy folk rock and smooth jazz, the latest album from Notturno Concertante is a bit of a tough egg to crack. Although this...

  • Amon Düül II – Phallus Dei

    By on June 8, 2012

    Way back in the early 70s Liberty Records ran a budget subsidiary called Sunset that reissued albums from the mid to late 60s at less...

  • Rundown Through the NEU! First Two Albums

    By on June 6, 2012

    When considering Krautrock as a whole, Neu! Are one of the first projects to pop into mind. This duo from Dusseldorf has been extremely influential...

  • Sparkle in Grey – Mexico

    By on April 20, 2012

    Although initial impressions lean towards a GODSPEED YOU! BLACK EMPEROR type of post-rock, Italian band SPARKLE IN GREY takes in a wide range of sound...

  • Prog Tuesday: Comus – First Utterance

    By on April 10, 2012

    It’s difficult for me to think of any folk album that’s quite as memorable and unique as Comus’ debut, ‘First Utterance’. Although they were something...