A plethora of ribald raspberry burps inside a cocktail of loquacious bumps and grinding bass notes … Shimmering vocals fan out, creating lustrous spreads -as the lead voice tenderly trips and paces through golden guitar-ruffles …
This brings Pratchett’s tale to life with a host of grinning licks, toe-kicking rhythms, cheeky ideas and colourful sound tapestries …
Chilly piano runs through this piece like a ribbon-band of connective lumen … Rosie’s voice is a whisper of cream and butter set amongst an under-current of clockwork rhythms. Mysterious, cold and filamental …
Substantially beautiful songs – this album is full of leadership and authority – it will procure your heart and make your shins tremble…
Arthur Brown has always been a risk-taker and an innovator. He promises that his new live act and his recordings will include new technologies and things that people have never been seen before… We met Arthur at this years HRH Prog Festival to have a chat about new technologies, and how he keeps himself so fit …
A fascinating introduction to the art and the mastery of Owen Brinley … with undercurrents of sadness and a slightly pompous glamour twinned with an eerie sense of foreboding …mystical and luminiferous
