Category Archives: progressive rock
Agusa – “Agusa”
There is a warm breeze in the air. You have a prime spot on the grass for this music festival. The music starts to flow from the stage, as one of the bands on the bill begins to play. The … Continue reading
Godsticks – “Hard To Face”
Godsticks are a band that I never give up on. I have the last 2 albums and just when I thought I hadn’t figured them out…the light bulb went on. I keep listening to “Emergence” over and over. And while … Continue reading
Daniel Cavanagh – “Monochrome”
When I found out that Daniel Cavanagh of Anathema was releasing his first solo album not long after Anathema released their last album “The Optimist,” I found it to be a bit curious for sure. Cavanagh is Anathema’s primary songwriter … Continue reading
Lunatic Soul – “Fractured”
“Fractured” is the latest release from Lunatic Soul, the side project of Riverside’s Mariusz Duda. Duda is one of the biggest talents in prog, in my opinion. Lunatic Soul has been very free form as far as style is concerned. … Continue reading
Patrick Grant – “A Sequence of Waves (twelve stories and a dream)”
There are people who have pure talent. I think regardless of what they do, it comes through. Art, music, poetry. Patrick Grant is one of those people. I had heard his music as part of the “Titled Axes” project which … Continue reading
Wobbler – “From Silence to Somewhere”
I’ve been waiting for this album since 2011 when Wobbler released the masterpiece “Rites at Dawn.” Like everything that Wobbler does, that was a great album. And while it’s been six years, their new album “From Silence to Somewhere” has … Continue reading
Yes at the Palace Theatre in Albany, NY October 5, 2017
For those curious, this is Yes featuring Jon Anderson, Trevor Rabin and Rick Wakeman. For me, this is just YES. This is the second time that I’ve seen this lineup live. And where the first time wasn’t without a few … Continue reading
