TWILIGHT FIELDS – Further Up, Further In! (2016)
Twilight Fields is another of my musical projects. There’s an explanation why this new one is out under yet another name. You may, if you read this blog, be familiar […]
Tag Archives: progressive
CARAVAN – Musical Whimsy and Wonder from England’s South Coast
The glorious, heady days of psychedelia and progressive rock in the UK produced some of the greatest music ever made by man or woman, certainly more than you’d think this […]
SOUND OF CONTACT – Dimensionaut (2013)
by Allister Thompson I have to admit that I, like many people, no doubt, checked out this band because its singer and drummer is Simon Collins … Phil’s son. I […]
A tribute to the pot-head pixies: DAEVID ALLEN and GONG
by Allister Thompson It was announced quite recently that truly legendary musical icon Daevid Allen was going to be leaving this world soon due to incurable illness, a brave announcement […]
STEVEN WILSON – Hand. Cannot. Erase. (2015)
by Allister I wasn’t seriously considering reviewing this album until I realized I’d never actually reviewed one of Wilson’s albums in full — I have written about him, though. A […]
The Judgement of ANATHEMA — A Discography, 1995-2017
by Allister Thompson Despite the ominous title of this piece, I come not to judge, but to praise. Anathema is a British rock band that has gone through many stylistic […]
The GENESIS top-5 album panel convenes
Genesis is one of the most popular progressive rock bands of all time. Actually, one of the most popular bands, period. The band released a lot of albums in very […]
HANAN – Sonder (2014)
by Allister Thompson Sonder is an album on a new label, Inspirus Records, from Minneapolis (never been there but I did play a gig in Mankato once…), and Hanan is […]
Going for the five: the top YES albums
by Lee Rosevere Since the recent release of Yes’s dullest record to date, Heaven and Earth, I was inspired to make a shortlist of my favourite Yes albums in order […]
WATERPLEA – Rudimentary Oscillations (2013) Future music from the new Russia
One of the main reasons why I continue to review music so regularly and put so much effort into it is that not only do I get to hear a […]
Make Your Own Taste 