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CD Reviews

“Duel” – 20th Anniversary Reissue Review by Gary Hill This might not really qualify as progressive rock, but it has to come close if it doesn’t. More...



and Midnight Rags – The Werewolf of London Review by Gary Hill This is a new issue of old independent release from Paul Roland. More...



Bates Motel Review by Gary Hill With that title I had hoped for something more Gothic and scary. More...



Bitter and Twisted Review by Gary Hill Paul Roland’s music is always quirky and very British. More...



In the Opium Den: Early Recordings 1980-87 Review by Gary Hill The sub-title of this really tells you what you are getting. I generally put Paul Roland’s stuff under prog because there is a folk prog edge. More...



Professor Moriarty’s Juke Box Review by Gary Hill Paul Roland’s brand of music is somewhat predictable, but never redundant or monolithic. More...

Interviews

Paul Roland Interview by Gary Hill Interview with Paul Roland from 2010 More...

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