Progressive Electronica

Rendez-Vous, Part 4 (1986)

Revolution (1988)

Calypso (1990)

GLYN LLOYD JONES    If you've never heard of Welsh synthesist Glyn Lloyd-Jones before, then get ready to take the first tentative Icesteps with him into an Ocean of Serenity. Glyn only releases the occasional album From Time to Time, but the ar-Ri-val of each new album holds a Chaotic Attraction for me across the vast Timelines of Progressive Electronic music. 

 1994: Glyn Lloyd-Jones - Ocean of Serenity - http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_nBBGRn5_2tX-bAcMISCHg6q9X_ESHXu9M

 2007: Glyn Lloyd-Jones - Ri - http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_knQveYmAZ25_2hjmVqvaOTJUcS-V9CE7w

 2007: Glyn Lloyd-Jones - Timelines - http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_naycuDaJRD3Jcyl32YqofcVIXS1B1TetY

 2007: Glyn Lloyd-Jones - Icesteps - http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_m055sCj8b4fT-EJeApX-l_6hzTeR1g6Dg

 2008: Glyn Lloyd-Jones - From Time to Time - http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_kWMVQ5ue5pSbbL-Q1O7oyPHzq1wjAAcMM

 2011: Glyn Lloyd-Jones - Chaotic Attraction - http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_ltS5eLNClDjqUEIm6QaCOFOZWeGLqv5wg

AirSculpture; Ed Alleyne-Johnson; ARC (Ian Boddy & Mark Shreeve); Arecibo; Marvin Ayres

Harvey Bainbridge; Richard Barbieri; Bass Communion; Tim Blake; Ian Boddy

Andrew Chalk; John Christian; The Circular Ruins; Mick Clarke; Code Indigo (Robert Fox & David Wright); Coil; ComputerChemist; Contrastate; Cremator

Dead Voices on Air; Deathcount in Silicone Valley; Mick Dickson; Drokk; Dynamo Snackbar; John Dyson

Endgame; Brian Eno; Extremities

FFWD; Fluxus; Robert Fox; Fripp & Eno

Graham Getty; Sacha Gibson; Bruce Gilbert

Headshock; Peter Howell & the Radiophonic Workshop

Eddie Jobson; Jon & Vangelis; Glyn Lloyd Jones

Jim Kirkwood

L A N D S R A A D; Lull; Lustmord

MASK; Sam Mewett; Modulator ESP: Moksha; The Alman Mulo Band

Paul Nagle; Nodding God; Node

William Orbit

Paladin; Andy Pickford; Brendan Pollard; Colin Potter; Nic Potter

Radio Massacre International; Rapoon; Redshift; Rogue Element

Mark Sheeky; Michael Shipway; Mark Shreeve; The Silverman; Slows; The Stargazer's Assistant; Studio Kosmische; Supirium

Thought Bubble; Tonto's Expanding Head Band; Transparent Illusion; Triax

Vietgrove; Volt

Adrian Wagner; Paul Ward; Wavemaker; Wavestar; Wavestar II; White Noise; Bekki Williams; David Wright

X-TG

Zoltan; Zorch; Zoviet France

TIM BLAKE      You've seen Blake's 7, the TV sci-fi show (consider yourself lucky if you missed it), now it's time to experience  Blake's 7, the albums (or Blake's 9 if you include Tim Blake's last two compilations). English keyboardist Tim Blake has worked with such prog luminaries as Hawkwind and Gong, but he deserves a golden gong for his magnificent seven solo works too, including his heartfelt paean to the victims of Sarajevo in war-torn Bosnia-Herzegovina in the former Yugoslavia. If you're expecting Tim Blake to sound anything like Gong or Hawkwind though, then you'll be in for a big surprise. He sounds more like Tangerine Dream, only with vocals too, so think TD's Cyclone or Tyger era, and you won't be far out. It's Magick!