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Album review: THE KENTISH SPIRES – The Last Harvest
[Release date 27.07.18] If not the epicentre of prog, Canterbury is nevertheless synonymous with the genre, and perhaps its spiritual home, spawning bands like Camel, Caravan and Soft Machine. Inspired by the Canterbury scene, and using recording techniques sympathetic to … Continue reading
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Tagged album, Canterbury, Danny Chang, Fyreworks, Lucie V, prog, Progressive Rock, review, Rob Reed, The Kentish Spires, The Last Harvest
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