BRUCE SOORD – Luminescence (Album Review)
September is quite a month, featuring solo releases from The Pineapple Thief’s & Porcupine Tree’s front men within a week of each other. The careers…
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THE FLOWER KINGS – Look At You Now (Album Review)
There was a time when getting a new album from The Flower Kings every year or two wasn’t a sure thing. But that time is…
SOUTHERN EMPIRE’s SEAN TIMMS and SHAUN HOLTON Discuss The Band’s Just Released Album: “We Looked At It As Exciting Opportunity To Bring In A New Singer”
Interview conducted by Mark Boardman and Scott Medina Born from the ashes of Unitopia in 2016, Australia’s Southern Empire brought a harder edge to the…
DOWNES BRAIDE ASSOCIATION – Celestial Songs (Album Review)
Side project, spinoff group, extracurricular association. There’s many ways to view a musician’s primary musical vehicle versus what else they do on the side. While…
SOUTHERN EMPIRE – Another World (Album Review)
It’s been five long years since Southern Empire’s second album “Civilisation” hit the streets, an album which eventually brought them to great acclaim as fans…
CONCERT REVIEW: GOV’T MULE And JASON BONHAM Bring Rock Classics To Red Rocks (August 7th, 2023)
“Red Rocks always has the best crowd!” exclaimed Jason Bonham halfway through his set of Led Zeppelin classics. With an image of his father John…
NEAL MORSE – The Dreamer: Joseph, Part One (Album Review)
Having released Neal Morse’s rock opera “Jesus Christ The Exorcist” a few years ago, Frontiers Music came knocking again for a new concept album. They…
GOV’T MULE – Peace… Like A River (Album Review)
Storms, rivers and the promise of peace drive the lyrical themes on Gov’t Mule’s 12th album. Just as the ocean is comprised of water from…
CONCERT REVIEW: The Great Gig In The Red Rock Sky: BRIT FLOYD Shines On (June 9th, 2023)
“I got some bad news for you sunshine, Pink isn’t well, he stayed back at the hotel. And they sent us along as a surrogate…
LEGACY PILOTS – Helix (Album Review)
Looking for a fresh new discovery in the world of prog? Although “Helix” is their fourth album, chances are good that the vast majority of…
