Monthly Archives: July 2012

Asia have just released their 30th Anniversary album entitled XXX. With more than a nod and a wink to those early glory days of the 80’s the album marks a great landmark in the history of the original Asia line … Continue reading →

In March this year Chris Fry, known to many through his work with Magenta, released his first solo album. Composed is predominently an acoustic guitar album, although throughout the eleven tracks he is joined by violinist Emily Travis and fellow … Continue reading →

With the release (and DPRP reviews) of both Van der Graaf Generator’s ALT and solo album, Consequences, we thought it was high time to watch up with Mr Peter Hammill. DPRP’s Roger Trenwith poses the questions…

Well it isn’t everyday one gets the chance to interview one of your favourite musicians, so I jumped at the chance when the opportunity arose. What followed was a discussion about the Banks of Eden, their hiatus, Felix Lehrmann, their … Continue reading →