Reviews of CD releases by Anthony Phillips
In spring 2024, Anthony Phillips somewhat surprisingly announced a twelfth album in his Private Parts & Pieces series. Tom Morgenstern shares his thoughts about The Golden Hour.
Unnoticed by the public, Ant produced several songs in collaboration with singer/songwriter Lettie Maclean and his collaborator Chris White between 2010 and 2013, which were used for TV and commercial productions.
For years, the albums from Anthony Phillips have been reissued, in most cases with additional material. His two Archive Collection albums were reissued in early 2022 as a 5CD set with a bonus CD. We take a closer look at the background and of course the set itself.
One of the biggest mysteries of Anthony Phillips’ work is his Masquerade musical project. With the release of the Masquerade Tapes in the frame of this boxset, it was obvious to take a closer look at this project and its background.
For years, Anthony Phillips’ albums have been reissued, drawing on the archives for interesting bonus material. His two Archive Collection albums were reissued in early 2022 as a 5CD set with a bonus CD.
All tracks of the album Archive Collection Volume II included in the 5CD set are reviewed individually in this article.
All tracks of the album Archive Collection Volume I, which is included in the 5CD set and extended by some tracks, are discussed individually in this article.
The latest re-release of the Anthony Phillips solo albums is The Living Room Concert. Andreas Lauer has reviewed the digipak with bonus tracks.
In 1979, Anthony Phillips released his third solo album, Sides. Thomas Jesse reviews the album in 2019, some 40 years later …
Anthony Phillips has released his first solo album with new music in years. Andreas Lauer takes a closer look at Strings Of Light.
