The Reasoning in the Netherlands, May 2008

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   Hi,
Probably you've noticed before;

22 May P60 Amstelveen 
23 May niewe Nor Heerlen 
24 May Metropool Hengelo.

In the record collector from this week a nice review;

The Reasoning
Wolverhampton
The Robin 2
20/01/08

View : Standing, stage-right.

The Reasoning are much more
than an identikit prog
band. Formed by bassist
Matthew Cohen, following his
departure from Magenta, they're
one of the most exciiting new
British prospects of the last few
years. The key is the interplay
between the three lead singers,
guitarist Dylan Thompson,
keyboardist Gareth Jones and
ex-Karnataka vocalist Rachel
Cohen. Individually each would
shine,and the impact of
three such fine singers is
exhilarating. They open with
Karnataka's Talk To
Me, tonight's only nod to former
bands, but this is a far more
dynamic unit than Karnataka.
The show included tracks from
The Reasonings fine self-titled
debut, including the wondeful
title track, a couple of covers,
and songs from the forthcoming
Dark Angel. This will be an
album to savour, and it
should enhance their growing
reputation. 
Paul Quinton 

and in the Io Pages of this week a long long interview with Mathew Cohen... 

enjoy the sun and keep smiling,

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nick63 Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Reviewer page Forum Groupie Joined: April 24 2005 Location: Netherlands Status: Offline Points: 66	Topic: The Reasoning in the Netherlands, May 2008 Posted: May 12 2008 at 06:50
	Hi, Probably you've noticed before; 22 May P60 Amstelveen 23 May niewe Nor Heerlen 24 May Metropool Hengelo. In the record collector from this week a nice review; The Reasoning Wolverhampton The Robin 2 20/01/08 View : Standing, stage-right. The Reasoning are much more than an identikit prog band. Formed by bassist Matthew Cohen, following his departure from Magenta, they're one of the most exciiting new British prospects of the last few years. The key is the interplay between the three lead singers, guitarist Dylan Thompson, keyboardist Gareth Jones and ex-Karnataka vocalist Rachel Cohen. Individually each would shine,and the impact of three such fine singers is exhilarating. They open with Karnataka's Talk To Me, tonight's only nod to former bands, but this is a far more dynamic unit than Karnataka. The show included tracks from The Reasonings fine self-titled debut, including the wondeful title track, a couple of covers, and songs from the forthcoming Dark Angel. This will be an album to savour, and it should enhance their growing reputation. Paul Quinton and in the Io Pages of this week a long long interview with Mathew Cohen... enjoy the sun and keep smiling,
	Nick from the lovely South of the Netherlands