The Night Flight Orchestra : Give Us The Moon : Album Review
Phil Aston25th February 2025The Night Flight Orchestra Give Us The Moon Label: Napalm Records Handels GmbH When the world looks as dark...
Phil Aston25th February 2025
QUEENSRYCHE Live Review
Chris McGlyn25th February 2025NIGHT DEMON are a band I had neither heard or seen live before tonight. A three piece from Ventura...
Saor : Amidst The Ruins : Album Review
Wayne McAloon24th February 2025Saor – Amidst The Ruins Epic, haunting, complex and there are only five songs; it’s the sixth album from...
Pearl Handled Revolver : Tales You Lose : Album Review
Mike Bruce18th February 2025Pearl Handled Revolver – Tales You Lose Ooooh, dark in ‘ere innit? This is a dark journey indeed but...
Ichiko Aoba : Luminescent Creatures : Review
Dan Aston18th February 2025Ichiko Aoba’s albums are like gateways to distant worlds. While her unique blend of ethereal folk music has been...
Exclusive Interview – Jethro Tull’s Ian Anderson on Curious Ruminant:
Phil Aston17th February 2025In this exclusive interview I sit down with Ian Anderson of Jethro Tull to discuss the brand-new album Curious...
Tangerine Dream’s ‘Phaedra’ Box Set Due
Phil Aston14th February 2025Tangerine Dream’s ‘Phaedra’ at 50: A Groundbreaking Electronic Milestone Returns Tangerine Dream’s iconic album ‘Phaedra’ is marking its 50th...
Tales Of Mystery And Imagination – The Alan Parsons Project – Reissues
Phil Aston14th February 2025One of my most revered albums in the progressive rock canon! ‘Tales Of Mystery And Imagination Edgar Allan Poe’—the...
Jinjer : Duél : Review
Wayne McAloon14th February 2025Jinjer – Duél Boom! Ukraine’s own progressive groove/deathcore ambassadors Jinjer literally explode out of the gate and hit the...
Spiders : Sharp Objects : Review
Mike Bruce10th February 2025Spiders: Sharp Objects This is an album that seems to have been recorded with one purpose, to entertain. I’m...
