Making Shore | Damanek
Fate can play a part in many successful ventures whether it be a windfall of some kind or the receipt of positive news. One such case is that of Damanek, …
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Dreaming David K | Dreams Of Progress
Dreams Of Progress is the second album by Dreaming David K arriving at Progmeister towers some weeks ago and received a fair bit of play before I set about reviewing …
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The Tangent | Songs From The Hard Shoulder.
I was with the Tangent from the get go all those years ago despite in a totally inappropriate way. I was given the bands first album The Music That …
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Dark Before Dawn | Tony Patterson & Doug Melbourne.
Being part of a band who play complex early seventies progressive music with a high degree of accuracy and a steady fan base can sometimes hide from public view …
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Innocence And Illusion | Amanda Lehmann
Rhythm guitarists always get a bad deal when it comes to recognition within the context of their contribution to most bands especially in a live setting. Least of all within …
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Allium Una Storia | Tillison Reingold Tiranti (TRT)
Back in 1973 when I bought my copy of Brain Salad Surgery by Emerson Lake & Palmer I was intrigued by the information circulated at the time of it’s …
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Lifesigns | Altitude
Lifesigns are a band of musicians who over their first two albums gave the impression of evolving. Their first album I considered enjoyable the failed to give me the wow …
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Illuminae | Dark Horizons
Ian Jones may be thought of as the founding member and bassist with Welsh folk rockers Karnataka, however, this in my view is selling him a little short. Having recorded …
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