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3 days ago · Blood Incantation drew inspiration for the new LP from Absolute Elsewhere, the 1970s progressive rock collective once featuring King Crimson drummer Bill Bruford, and their record In Search of ...
4 days ago · On this article's photo (by Hizumi Yuge): a riotous Tokyo reception a few days ago for Bill Bruford in his first visit to Japan since the 2012 book launch for his autobiography. Next stops: Saturday June 29th NYC Sony Hall (as part of the Blue Note Jazz Festival ) Bill will be in conversation with Anil Prasad at Sony Hall NYC. Headliner is ...
3 days ago · The album was named after Absolute Elsewhere, the short-lived ’70s prog band featuring King Crimson percussionist Bill Bruford, and vocalist/guitarist Paul Riedl calls it “our most potent ...
5 hours ago · For inspiration, the group looked to the mid-70’s progressive rock collective, Absolute Elsewhere (best known as a celestial stopover for King Crimson drummer, Bill Bruford) as the album’s namesake.
1 day ago · Fragile marked keyboardist Rick Wakeman’s debut with Yes, which included Jon Anderson (lead vocals), Chris Squire (bass, vocals), Bill Bruford (drums), and Steve Howe (guitar). After Wakeman joined in the summer of 1971, the band recorded nine songs for the album, four group arrangements (“Roundabout”), and five individual compositions, including Anderson’s “We Have Heaven” and Howe’s instrumental “Mood For a Day.”
1 day ago · For inspiration, the group looked to the mid-70’s progressive rock collective, Absolute Elsewhere (best known as a celestial stopover for King Crimson drummer, Bill Bruford) as the album’s ...
1 day ago · In 1972, Fripp disbanded the band, only to reform it in 1974 with a new lineup that included John Wetton (bass and vocals), David Cross (violin and keyboards), and Bill Bruford (drums). This lineup produced the albums Red (1974) and USA (1975), which are considered among their most influential works.
