A review of Art Bears' third and final studio album, the highly politically charged The World As It Is Today.
Review: Art Bears – The World As It Is Today (1981)
Review: Peter Gabriel – So (1986)
In this review, Peter Gabriel's fifth studio album, So, which transformed the former art-rock musician into a true superstar.
Review: Van der Graaf Generator – World Record (1976)
This review covers Van der Graaf Generator's seventh studio album, World Record, which served as the swan song for the band's classic lineup before their return decades later.
Review: 801 – 801 Live (1976)
A review of 801 Live, the debut album by 801, a supergroup led by Roxy Music guitarist Phil Manzanera and Quiet Sun bassist Bill MacCormick.
Review: Yes – Union (1991)
A review of Yes's 13th studio album, Union, which brought together Jon Anderson's ABWH and Trevor Rabin's "West Coast Yes."
Review: Sunday All Over the World – Kneeling At The Shrine (1991)
A review of Kneeling At The Shrine, the only studio album by Sunday All Over The World, the band fronted by Robert Fripp and Toyah Willcox.
Review: Van der Graaf Generator – Still Life (1976)
A review of Van der Graaf Generator's sixth studio album, Still Life.
Year by Year : Best Albums of 1976 – 11-20
Introducing the best albums of 1976, ranked 11–20. Featuring Henry Cow, David Bowie, Vangelis, Art Zoyd, and others.
Review: Rain Tree Crow – s/t (1991)
This review covers Rain Tree Crow's only studio album, a reunion project featuring former Japan members David Sylvian, Mick Karn, Richard Barbieri, and Steve Jansen.
Review: John G. Perry – Sunset Wading (1976)
A review of Sunset Wading, the first solo album by bassist John G. Perry, known from Caravan. Produced by Rupert Hine, the album features an impressive lineup of musicians, including Michael Giles, Geoffrey Richardson, and Morris Pert.
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