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Title of T P A: "T P A – Dedicated to finding new and innovative music in all its guises, whilst acknowledging its long and rich history. Includes Album Reviews, Interviews, Concert Reviews, UK Gig Guide, UK Festival Page and more…"

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I have been an avid follower of Hawkwind since my early teens, first discovering them with the release of In Search of Space, the reissue of which I later reviewed for TPA. It was immersing myself in its follow u...


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In 2021, Dutch band Leap Day surprised the prog scene with their excellent album Treehouse, which earned a leading position in my personal top 10 for the year. Surpassing a career highlight is no small feat, yet with their sixth full‑length s...


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Seven years is a long time between albums, but The Gift have been on quite a journey since Antenna in 2019 with an almost completely new line-up. In Seven Seasons The Gift present a rather different album to previous releases, but it m...


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New music from Neil Campbell is always welcomed, and January’s announcement of Diagonals was no exception. This latest release however arrives with an added twist: two separate versions of the album. One is a digital only mini‑album showcasing Neil’s latest work under the Diagonals banner. The other, reviewed here, is Diagonals: An Anthology (2020–2026)<...


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Rafael Pacha first came to my attention as part of The Samurai Of Prog universe, collaborating with such acts as Kimmo Pörsti, Guildmaster and Inner Prospekt. His exceptional talents on a huge variety of instruments have lifted all the music he has been part of, bringing not only the requisite guitar heroics but unexpected colours, such as zither, krumhorn and viola da gamba....


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