Tag: forest robots
From Beyond Comes Within – When Mountains Speak (reviewed by Dave...
With a background ranging from jazz to progressive rock and embracing everything from guitars to the more rootsy Mandolin family of instruments, When Mountains...
That Was The Musical Week That Was – 101021
Been a bit rushed of late but the weekly playlist is finally back. Check out just some of the great music I have been...
Horst & Graben – Forest Robots (reviewed by Dave Franklin)
The real charm, or more properly, one of the many real charms to be found in Forest Robots' music, is the fact that it...
That Was The Musical Week That Was – 130321
Spring is making an appearance at last and a glimpse of some sort of social normality is on the horizon. The perfect time to...
Amongst A Landscape Of Spiritual Reckoning – Forest Robots (reviewed by...
Ask me to name the things that I love about Forest Robots and it is difficult to know where to start. Perhaps start with...
That Was The Musical Week That Was – 190620
Another busy week scribbling away at Dancing Towers and so here is another short list of some of the fab and groovy waxings which...
After Geography – Forest Robots (reviewed by Dave Franklin)
Music, all too often, sounds very much like the product of the human world. Even when it is trying to express more abstract concepts,...
Times When I Know You’ll Watch The Sky – Forest Robots...
Even before the music casts its ambient spell on you, and it will, the titles of the tracks alone will have conjured wonderful images...
Timberline and Mountain Crest – Forest Robots (reviewed by Dave Franklin)
Interesting things happen when worlds collide. Sometimes the results are catastrophic and earth-shattering, sometimes they are unexpectedly compatible and beautiful. Forest Robots has always...
Super Moon Moonlight Part One – Forest Robots (reviewed by Dave...
A message can be a powerful thing, connecting and resonating far beyond its intended destination. And so this debut album from Forest Robots may...
Times When I Know You Will Watch The Sky Pt. I...
Not all music has to make a big impact or get right on with the job straight away. Sometimes the most effective musical communication...
