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Beck – ‘Morning Phase’ Review
I’ve had a rather on-off relationship with Beck over the years. His chameleon-like musical abilities mean that somebody unfamiliar with his work could listen to two albums back to back and not even realise that…
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Halo Blind – ‘Occupying Forces’ Album Review
Halo Blind are essential listening and ‘occupying forces’ highlights an exceptional potential which, if given the chance to flourish, could see the band becoming one of the major progressive forces in the UK in the…
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John Wesley – ‘Disconnect’ Album Review
‘Disconnect’ is, ultimately, a beautifully phrased, played, recorded and produced progressive rock album that stands as a testament to the skills of one of the genre’s unsung heroes and it is an essential addition to…
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Dream The Electric Sleep – ‘Heretics’ Album Review
If you have any love for the art form that is music, then you owe it to yourself to find this fascinating, charming, effortlessly sublime record at your earliest convenience.
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Black Note Graffiti – ‘Volume 1’ Album Review
Black Note Graffiti are a fascinating, frequently unique and inspirational band. ‘Volume 1’ is not, perhaps, an easy album, but it most certainly is worthwhile.
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Rikk Eccent – ‘The Garden Of Delights’ Album Review
‘The garden of delights’ is deliciously different, complex and yet accessible, beautifully played and perfectly produced. It requires patience and perseverance but the pay-off is a record that will stay long in your dreams and…
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Phil Stiles
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