[Review] Sting: …Nada Como el Sol (1988)
A handful of songs from Nothing Like the Sun, sung in Spanish and Portuguese.
A handful of songs from Nothing Like the Sun, sung in Spanish and Portuguese.
A strong debut that will fit nicely between Flash and Camel in your prog collection.
The group’s third album is a studio/live hybrid that retreads familiar ground.
The single from the movie of the same name, which now has the same name as the movie.
Slimmed down slightly to a quintet, the band still manages to weave complex tapestries of sound.
Edmunds leaves Love Sculpture but continues to work in the medium of rock (and roll).
Something did happen, as Crenshaw went on to sign a record deal with Warner Bros.
An interesting set of stationary pieces featuring acoustic guitar and operatic voice.
The inevitability of death and taxes and rebirth collides with Curved Air on this outstanding live album.
Bowie’s bisexuality takes center stage on this shockingly good single.
The band hits a wall early in their career with this idiosyncratic, monochromatic offering.
Art-rock pioneers dressed to the nines, playing music that scored an 11 on a scale of 1 to 10.
A fistful of death metal to the face featuring three killer songs.
An early Byrd session on Savoy Records that fails to excite.