Norwegian art-rock group White Willow takes its name from the tree whose bark contains salicin, from which may be derived the chemical salicylic acid, or aspirin. While White Willow may not produce the perfect cure for a headache, they are responsible for some of the most original, progressive music that I’ve recently encountered. My discovery [...]
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Anthony Phillips is well known for his stint as guitarist for Genesis, until he left the band after 1970′s Trespass due to bouts of stage fright. Steve Hackett was chosen as replacement, and the band carried on, evolving into one of progressive rock’s greatest outfits. While Genesis were recording such influential albums as Nursery Cryme, [...]
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Although Genesis would truly enter their “classic” phase with Nursery Cryme in 1971, its precursor Trespass not only hints at what was to come but features several standout cuts as well. “The Knife,” “Waiting For Someone” and “Visions Of Angels” all have the stamp of the best of Genesis’ work. Trespass is also notable as [...]
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