by Kev Rowland | Dec 26, 2025 | Reviews
I must admit that I was not a massive fan of David’s 2024 album, ‘Tree of Life’, so I was intrigued to hear what the follow-up was like. This time around it is a totally different band, with guitarist Bailis now joined by Caroline Davis (alto saxophone), Andrew Links...
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by Kev Rowland | Dec 26, 2025 | Reviews
Chris Wabich has been involved in hundreds of projects over the years as drummer and/or producer as well as being a sideman for the likes of Ludacris, Sting, Leonard Cohen, the Zappa family, Omar Faruk from Turkey, Boogsie Sharpe, Sheila E., Steve Tyrell, Billy Vera,...
by Kev Rowland | Dec 26, 2025 | Reviews
In recent years I have been sent quite a lot of Brazilian music, something I never used to get in the past, which probably shows just how popular it is becoming, and I am now very aware indeed of the compositions of the likes of Antonio Carlos Jobim (whose “Passarim”...
by rogue | Dec 22, 2025 | Reviews
Ryszard Kramarski is surely one of the most prolific prog composers out there, fronting a slew of bands through his label Lynx music in lovely Krakow, namely Millenium, Framauro, Fatherson, Fizbers, Strange Pop, as well as his TRK project, adding producing,...
by rogue | Dec 22, 2025 | Reviews
With a name that goes way beyond the tawdry and boring facility of many bands naming themselves after silly things (the Cars, Asia, The Cranberries, Meatloaf etc…), multi-instrumentalists Malcolm Galloway and Mark Gatland equally endeavour to forge stories that leave...
by rogue | Dec 21, 2025 | Reviews
With such a captivating title, this veteran Polish prog band managed to seduce me into getting their latest work, not an arduous task at all, as my Millenium collection now has reached 13 releases, being a complete pushover for anything emanating from this blessed...
