All posts tagged "special"
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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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Steve Hackett – Voyage of the Acolyte
The break-up of the progressive Genesis is one of the quiet tragedies of rock music. While the band technically lived to fight another day well...
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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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Porcupine Tree – Stupid Dream
Well, if it wasn’t already clear with ‘Signify’ that Porcupine Tree was moving in a new direction with their music, than ‘Stupid Dream’ made it...
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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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Yes – Going For the One
Although Yes’ ‘Going For The One’ is seen as a return to simpler songs after their three most ambitious and complex works, I will say...
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Guthrie Govan – Erotic Cakes
Even half a decade after this has been released, there has still been some buzz over this virtuoso guitarist’s work amongst friends and acquaintances. Being...
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Deathspell Omega – Veritas Diaboli Manet In Aeternum: Chaining the Katechon
Deathspell Omega is a band that has had the same effect on me that only a few others like , Opeth, Blotted Science and Voivod...
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Green Carnation – The Quiet Offspring
Green Carnation was a project first incarnated by its members in order to explore sounds other than black metal, so it should not come as...
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Gorguts – Obscura
Widely considered to be one of the most enduring examples of experimental metal, ‘Obscura’ is an album that has already sparked plenty of discussion long...
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