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Nine Stones Close – Leaves (2016)

by .end of story | Jun 30, 2016 | Reviews by Iris

This is a tough album to review. Not because it’s not my taste or that it isn’t good, but this is an album that demands your full attention and needs quite a few spins. There’s a lot happening in the music, even though most of the music is mostly on the calm and...

CIRCA: – Valley Of The Windmill (2016)

by .end of story | Jun 13, 2016 | Reviews by Iris

The band consists of Tony Kaye, a former Yes member, and Billy Sherwood, who is a current member of Yes. Billy took over Chris Squire’s place as a bassist, who we sadly lost in 2015. However, mister Sherwood provides the lead vocals and guitars instead of bass on...

Anderson/Stolt – Invention Of Knowledge (2016)

by .end of story | Jun 7, 2016 | Reviews by Iris

Jon Anderson of Yes and Roine Stolt of The Flower Kings, making an album together? Why not? I always had the feeling The Flower Kings are heavily influenced by (early) Yes. The two blokes surrounded themselves with guest musicians like Tom Brislin, Daniel Gildenlöw...

Tim Burness – Whose Dream Are You Living? (2015)

by .end of story | Jun 2, 2016 | Reviews by Iris

Whose Dream Are You Living is Tim Burness’ seventh album, and not just an album. The energy what Tim Burness puts in his music immediately grabbed my attention. The album contains a lot of different music styles, from progressive rock to pop, from electronic to...

Fractal Mirror – Slow Burn 1 (2016)

by .end of story | May 9, 2016 | Reviews by Iris

First of all, my apologies! I’m a bit on the late side with this one, but this album was really worth to review! I interviewed Ed van Haagen in April (and you can listen to the interview here), and we discussed a lot about the new album. Slow Burn 1 is Fractal...