Review of Mike Oldfield's 14th studio album, Heaven's Open. The album marked the end of his collaboration with Virgin and was the first on which Oldfield sang all the vocals himself.
Review: Michael Oldfield – Heaven’s Open (1991)
Review: Talk Talk – The Colour Of Spring (1986)
In this review, Talk Talk's third studio album, The Colour Of Spring, sees the band successfully leave synthpop behind and move in a more musically ambitious and progressive direction.
Review: Gong – Shamal (1976)
Review of Gong's sixth studio album, Shamal. Produced by Pink Floyd's Nick Mason, Shamal is the band's first album since Daevid Allen's departure and is clearly a transitional album. It is also a masterpiece.
Review: Genesis – A Trick Of The Tail (1976)
Review of Genesis' seventh studio album, A Trick Of The Tail, which was the band's first release after Peter Gabriel's departure.
Review: Rush – Moving Pictures (1981)
Review of Rush's eighth studio album, Moving Pictures.
Year by Year: Best Albums of 1975 – 1-10
Introducing the best albums of 1975. Featuring Mike Oldfield, Pink Floyd, Van der Graaf Generator, and more.
Review: David Bowie – Station To Station (1976)
Review of David Bowie's tenth studio album, Station To Station, on which Bowie moves towards a more European style of rock music.
Year by Year: Best Albums of 1975 – 11-20
Introducing the best albums of 1975, ranked 11-20. Featuring King Crimson, Magma, Peter Hammill, Neu!, and more!
Review: Gilgamesh – s/t (1975)
The review covers Gilgamesh's debut album from 1975, led by keyboardist Alan Gowen.
Review: David Bowie – ★ [Blackstar] (2016)
Review of David Bowie's 26th and final studio album, ★. Bowie's dark swan song successfully combines influences from progressive rock, jazz, and electronica.
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