Progressiivisen musiikin pienemmät ja oudommat purot
A review of the second and final studio album by Eddie Jobson and John Wetton's U.K., Danger Money. After the loss of Bill Bruford and Allan Holdsworth, U.K. transformed into a trio and shed the jazz-rock influences from their sound, moving more clearly in the direction of symphonic prog.
A review of King Crimson's 10th studio album Three Of A Perfect Pair which was the band's last before a ten year break.
The review features the first studio album Sirens And Silences / Work Resumed On The Tower by News From Babel, an avant-prog band led by drummer Chris Cutler and wind player Lindsay Cooper.
Arvostelussa Peter Gabrielin kuudes studioalbumi Us.
Marillion's second studio album Fugazi is reviewed, with which the band confirmed their position as the spearhead of the neo-progressive movement of the early 80s.
Arvostelussa Roger Watersin kolmas sooloalbumi Amused To Death.
Arvostelussa Emerson Lake & Palmerin kahdeksas studioalbumi Black Moon. Levy oli trion ensimmäinen 13 vuoden tauon jälkeen.
Arvostelussa Genesiksen 14. studiolevy We Can't Dance.
Esittelyssä David Bowien rock-yhtye Tin Machinen ensimmäinen ja ainoa livealbumi Live - Oy Vay, Baby.
Arvostelussa Genesiksen muutamaa vuotta aiemmin jättäneen Peter Gabrielin ensimmäinen sooloalbumi.
Pienemmät Purot 