Steven Wilson – The Harmony Codex: Album Review
Mr Wilson in his latest escapade – in harmony or not quite so?
No-Man – Housekeeping: The OLI Years 1990-1994: Album Review
Huge No-Man set gathers up a sweep of early days, the formative years of albums and curios.
Hawkwind – Warrior On The Edge Of Time: Album Review
Back we go, down the corridors of time, for a Wilson remix on vinyl of a Hawkwind classic.
Steven Wilson – The Future Bites: Album Review
Steven Wilson finally releases his long delayed, much anticipated The Future Bites. It takes two of us to review.
Why I Love: Dominic Sanderson on Steven Wilson
Emerging progressive music talent Dominic Sanderson tells us about why he loves another progressive pioneer, Steven Wilson.
Paul Draper – Cult Leader Tactics: Album Review
Paul Draper on how to become a complete cult in the music industry.
Dave Foster Band – Glimmer: Album Review
Glimmer finds Dave Foster on the solo path again with a classy assortment.
The Aristocrats – Manchester Academy 2: Live Review
Good old fashioned power trio work from three masters of their craft. The Aristocrats wind up a set of UK dates in Manchester.
Final Coil – The World We Inherited: Album Review
Final Coil completes their Persistence trilogy with a stirring climax.
Soen – Memorial: Album Review
Soen strike with album #6 with the edges buffed and softened.
Empyre – new album and new track: News
News of the upcoming new album from Empyre. Relentless is heading our way on Kscope in March 2023 but get a teaser here.
Riverside – Manchester Academy 2: Live Review
Prog or not, Riverside live is an exceptional event. We’re at Manchester Academy to confirm.
Steve Hackett – Foxtrot At Fifty + Hackett Highlights: Album Review
Genesis Revisited continues as Steve Hackett celebrates an unbeaten half century for the seminal Foxtrot album.
The Carrivick Sisters – Illustrated Short Stories: Album Review
The Carrivick Sisters – Charlotte and Laura – bring bluegrass into the West country on Illustrated Short Stories.
Peter Hammill – In A Foreign Town/Out Of Water: Album Review
Peter Hammill gives a lesson in the art of redux. A couple of 30 year old albums get a spit and polish.
