Personal Playlist by Iris (22 September 2016)

Time for a brand new playlist again, filled with brand new music, and also one slightly older album. Go check it out! 

Let’s start with a brand new album that I already reviewed last week. The Pineapple Thief delivered a splendid album with Your Wilderness. An album I really enjoy listening to, and I’m sure a lot of other people will too. A recommendation! You can read my complete review here.

 

Riverside will release a double album named Eye Of The Soundscape in October this year. This is a completely instrumental album, based on recordings made between 2007 and 2015, and also new tracks recorded in early 2016. I feel honoured to already have this promo in my playlist. I can assure you; this is a wonderful gem! I hope I can give this album a proper review soon!

 

Ok, now time for something ‘older’. Kino released their album named Picture in early 2005. You can see Kino as some kind of prog rock super-group with John Mitchell (Frost*, Arena, It Bites), Pete Trewavas (Marillion, Transatlantic), John Beck (It Bites) and Chris Maitland (Porcupine Tree). Sadly this band only made one album, but it’s a beautiful one! If you see yourself as a die-hard progressive rock fan, than this is the album you should definitely check out!

 

Time for the one and only bloke of the blokes; Colin Tench! The bloke behind Bunchakeze and Corvus Stone will release a new album named Hair In A G-String (Unfinished But Sweet). He is accompanied by other nice blokes, such as blokes like Peter Jones, Angelo Hulshout, Ian Beabout, and tons of other blokes. Together they made a great album for blokes and blokettes! A bloke of an album! Check this out, bloke! I will write a review about this bloke soon!

 

What do you get when you mix every existing musical genre in a blender? You get a Mike Keneally album! A big thank you to bloke Ian Beabout, thanks to his interview with sir Keneally himself not so long ago I discovered this album, named Scambot 2. You can listen to the entire show, that also includes some tracks of the album, here:

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