Beardfish – Songs for Beating Hearts Album Review
Phil Aston22nd November 2024Beardfish – Songs for Beating Hearts Album Review: A Triumph of Swedish Progressive Rock Hi, Phil Aston here from...
Phil Aston22nd November 2024
Genesis – The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway 50th Anniversary Super Deluxe Edition
Phil Aston20th November 2024The ultimate celebration of a prog rock masterpiece. It’s here! The 50th-anniversary Super Deluxe Edition of Genesis’ The Lamb...
Are CDs Becoming The Go-To Format For Music Fans and Collectors Again?
Phil Aston20th November 2024Why CDs Are Thriving: Coldplay’s 182,000 CD Sales and the Resurgence of Physical Media Watch the video above for...
Unboxing Queen 1 (1973): The Ultimate Super Deluxe Edition Box Set
Phil Aston20th November 2024Unboxing and Reviewing the Queen Super Deluxe Box Set: A Fresh Look at a Classic Queen’s debut album has...
Sparks on Vinyl: Revisiting Kimono My House and Propaganda
Phil Aston19th November 2024Revisiting Sparks’ Kimono My House and Propaganda: Vinyl Reissues That Shine In this feature, I delve into two of...
Neal Morse Exclusive Interview ‘No Hill for a Climber’ The Faith in Prog Rock
Phil Aston17th November 2024Neal Morse on No Hill for a Climber: Crafting Cinematic Prog Epics and Finding Faith in Music Watch On...
Devin Townsend Interview: From Steve Vai to Finding His Own Voice
Phil Aston17th November 2024Devin Townsend: Finding Voice, Creativity, and Bridges Through Life’s Journey Watch on YouTube Listen on Spotify Listen on Apple...
The Psychedelic Rock Journey Behind Rosalie Cunningham’s New Album
Phil Aston13th November 2024An In-Depth Conversation with Rosalie Cunningham: Psychedelic Rock, Vintage Influences, and Her New Album ‘To Shoot Another Day’ Watch...
Thin Lizzy New Acoustic Album Due Jan 2025
Phil Aston8th November 2024Release Date: January 24, 2025 Thin Lizzy is set to return with something truly special: an acoustic album that...
Vanilla Fudge Box Set Unboxing: The ATCO Years 1967-1969
Phil Aston8th November 2024Vanilla Fudge – Where Is My Mind? The ATCO Recordings 1967-1969: Box Set Review Few bands have left an...
