Be Bop Deluxe – Live! In The Air Age: Album Review
A huge Be Bop Deluxe live collection that expands on the Live In The Air Age album.
Third Ear Band – Mosaics, The Albums 1969-1972: Album Review
A new look at the first three albums from the Ultimate Experimentalists, Third Ear Band.
Greenslade – Temple Songs: The Albums (1973-1975): Album Review
Collected works of one of the 70s most interesting and musically able bands – Greenslade.
Jon Anderson – Olias Of Sunhillow: Album Review
Olias Of Sunhillow by Jon Anderson – arguably the best of the Yes solo albums that sprung out as the band took a break in 1975/6
Be Bop Deluxe – Drastic Plastic: Album Review
The final Be Bop Deluxe album, Drastic Plastic is truly Plastic Fantastic, making its bow to complete an excellent reissue series.
Edgar Broughton Band – Speak Down The Wire – The Recordings 1975-82: Album Review
The Edgar Broughton Band get their 75-82 albums packed into a Deluxe Clamshell Boxset of Warwick proto-punks’ later works.
Jon Anderson – Song Of Seven re-issue: Album Review
In the same year as Jon Anderson released his 1000 Hands album he goes back to almost the start of his solo catalogue with a reissue of Song Of Seven.
Chris Squire – Fish Out Of Water: Blu Ray High Resolution Edition: Album Review
Classic 1975 solo album from Yes bassman Chris Squire gets the remix treatment – and more…
Procol Harum – Something Magic: Album Review
First released in March 1977, Something Magic by Procol Harum gets a remastered and expanded reboot with a live show from the period.
Barclay James Harvest – And Other Short Stories: Album Review
Back in 1971, Barclay James Harvest released their …and Other Short Stories album. The remastered and expanded version goes up to date with 5.1 and stereo remixes and a handful of period recordings.
Be Bop Deluxe – Axe Victim, Deluxe: Album Review
The fourth of an excellent repackaging series of the Be Bop Deluxe catalogue with the 1974 debut, Axe Victim, getting the treatment.
Nektar – The Other Side: Album Review
Prog rock veterans Nektar return for a new decade with The Other Side that celebrates both their past and the present.