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Eivør – Tungl: "A melodic, atmospheric and emotionally charged album which balances moments of pure beauty with an undercurrent of tension and menace. A difficult combination to achieve, yet Eivør makes it sound effortless." Read @TheProgAspect review... theprogressiveaspect.net/blo…
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Michel St-Père – Like Father Like Son: "...a real labour of love for Michel and taken as such by the listener it provides some very enjoyable moments, with personality, warmth, humour, and unapologetic nostalgia throughout." Read @TheProgAspect review: theprogressiveaspect.net/blo…
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Nick Fletcher – An Unfolding Of Miracles: The common threads running through his solo albums are his inherent skill on guitar, which is a sublime mix of jazz and rock, along with hints of other influences in there as well." Read @TheProgAspect review: theprogressiveaspect.net/blo…
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John Holden – Thresholds "This is an album for our times and for every time, delivering a moving, uplifting and highly enjoyable listening experience that perfectly expresses the optimism and wisdom of the lyrics." Read @TheProgAspect review: theprogressiveaspect.net/blo…
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TPA's monthly round-up of bands and artists gigging across the UK - October Edition theprogressiveaspect.net/uk-…
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Festival Review: Nene Valley Rock Festival 2026 – Day One: Featured Noddy's Puncture (Emerson Lake & Palmer tribute band), Square Wild, The Fearless Scoundrels, Gypsy’s Kiss and rounding off the day A Foreigners Journey. Read @TheProgAspect report: theprogressiveaspect.net/blo…
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Celeste – Prince Of One Day: "...is all that and more, and with this new edition you can finally experience this album as it was originally intended by its creators." Read @TheProgAspect review: theprogressiveaspect.net/blo…
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Concert Review: Voyage 35 with Violeta Vicci "Voyage 35 really delve into one of the ‘deeper cuts’, harking right back to 1992’s On the Sunday of Life, with a spasmodic and percussive version of And the Swallows Dance above the Sun." theprogressiveaspect.net/blo…
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Concert Review: Roger Taylor "Although Roger could easily have rested on his many laurels, this was not just some legacy act with by the numbers Queen songs and a smattering of solo stuff. This was the real deal..." theprogressiveaspect.net/blo…
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