Anathema – Internal Landscapes – Album Review
Anathema – Internal Landscapes – Album Review
— Read on manofmuchmetal.com/2018/10/24/anathema-internal-landscapes-album-review/
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Lee Speaks About Music… #107 — Lee Speaks About…
Story Tellers Part Two – Tiger Moth Tales Introduction… The latest and 4th studio album release of Tiger Moth Tales is the sequel to the 2nd album Story Tellers Part One and I was so glad to that Story Tellers Part Two had been in the making and was to be the next album to hit […]
Album Premiere: Oak – “False Memory Archive” — The PROG Mind
Check out the full album premiere of Oak’s “False Memory Archive”.
via Album Premiere: Oak – “False Memory Archive” — The PROG Mind
Kscope: 10 Years of Offers
A nice update from Kscope, in the midst of celebrating 10 years of excellence.
Joy in the Wasteland: Riverside’s Seventh
A Review of Riverside, Wasteland (Insideout, 2018).
At first, I was surprised that the two best (and best known, at least in American prog circles) Polish bands named their most recent albums, Wasteland. Well, ok, there’s a slight difference. Newspaperflyhunting named its album with a plural. Still, it must be more than a coincidence. Presumably, each took the name either from the Arthurian legends or from T.S. Eliot (who took his from the Arthurian legends). Regardless, the title fits for most of our world of 2018.
Continue reading “Joy in the Wasteland: Riverside’s Seventh”
Leah – “The Quest”
Leah – “The Quest”
Leah – “The Quest”
— Read on theprogmind.com/2018/09/25/leah-the-quest/
Shineback – “Dial”
Shineback – “Dial”
Shineback – “Dial”
— Read on theprogmind.com/2018/09/27/shineback-dial/
Burning Shed News (September 20, 2018)
King Crimson
Vinyl Box Sets (box set pre-orders)
King Crimson 1969-1972 and King Crimson 1972-1974 are limited edition box sets presenting the band’s seven studio albums from 1969-1974 in their 40th anniversary edition mixes (by Steven Wilson and Robert Fripp).
1969-1972 also includes a double LP of rarities and a full-sized replica of the original King Crimson timeline booklet which accompanied The Young Person’s Guide to King Crimson.
1972-1974 contains a fourth album featuring a complete alternate version of Larks’ Tongues in Aspic – mixed and produced by Steven Wilson and featuring the LP’s original US artwork – plus the expanded edition of USA (in its 2013 mix by Robert Fripp, David Singleton and Tony Arnold). The set also contains a full-sized 24 page photographic booklet of the band during the period plus a poster of the King Crimson album art as it originally featured in The Young Person’s Guide to King Crimson.
All albums are cut from the same hi-res masters used for the 40th anniversary CD/DVD-A series, pressed on 200g super-heavyweight vinyl, and presented in their original sleeves.
Pre-order CD 1969-1972 for 2nd November release and 1972-1974 for 23rd November release. A bundle of both boxes is available for 23rd November combined shipping.
Glass Hammer Chronomonaut Trailer
It’s live–a gorgeous trailer for the new and forthcoming album from Glass Hammer. Enjoy.
“I Was a Teenage Proghead” Part 3 — Reel and Rock
This is final installment, see below the final page to find out how you can obtain a FREE copy of the full 32-page “Proghead” comic book when it comes out in print next month. Text by Rick Ouellette, Illustrations by Brian Bicknell This is my first foray into the world of indie comics and the […]
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