No, I won’t be going. Appalled by the ticket prices and afraid that a non-drumming Phil Collins would not do for me I decided not to attend the Cologne shows in 2017. Why I still watched two shows and why this was the better decision? Read my answer here.
Basic information and the album history: What you need to know about Nad Sylvan’s career and the Vampirate Trilogy.
The first instalment of the Vampirate Trilogy came out in 2015. Ole Uhtenwoldt shares his impressions on Courting rnThe Widow.
After the positive reactions to Courting The Widow Nad Sylvan released the successor, The Bride Said No. Ole Uhtenwoldt listened to this album, too, and shares his observations.
Ole Uhtenwoldt looks at the complete Vampirate trilogy. What is remarkable, which songs stand out? Find out…
Nad Sylvan kept up the two-year interval and releases part three of his Vampirate trilogy, The Regal Bastard. Ole Uhtenwoldt explains what you can expect from the conclusion.
In the light of the new box set Vaults: The Albums 1979-1995, we had the chance to talk with Tony Banks again – about the forthcoming set, his solo albums, collaborations and future plans.
In 1996 and 1998, Phil Collins played a couple of Big Band shows. Some highlights were captured for a CD release. Andreas Lauer takes a closer look.
Banks Vaults brings all Tony Banks solo albums together in one box set – newly remastered and with a bonus DVD. Find all details here.
In 1986, Steve Hackett and Steve Howe (Yes) formed a supergroup, called GTR. They enjoyed some success with their only (self-titled) studio album. Harald Köhncke reviews the remastered 2CD edition from 2015.