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OK, I wasn't expecting to be playing along with '21st Century Schizoid Man' on a kazoo last night... Congrats to @jothekendall, @Barnezoid and Sid Smith on their splendid listening party for In The Court Of The Crimson King! (bear me in mind when you do a Hawkwind /VdGG one!)

Northern sky…

I was caught reading Rex his first Edward Gorey story…

They're here and they look fab... my daughter has immediately grabbed one and is engrossed 😉 Strange Attractor #sidewaysthroughtime #hawkwind

In the latest episode of Three Bald Men Go To. . . this trio of old pals meet up in Blyth to reflect upon what's been happening since their last chinwag just over a year ago.

The Bug is snug and I am smug…

The Bug is ready to judge you all...

Our windows will probably need a new lining of putty after giving the 50th-anniversary edition of King Crimson's Red a spin. Delighted to have written the 3,000-word essay accompanying this fabbo-to-the-max release.

Not that anyone gives a flying fuck about my thoughts on the US election but I've been convinced that Trump will win for several months now. Fingers crossed I'm wrong & common sense prevails.

Zappa says get your pencils, get out there, and vote today! Photo by: Lynn Goldsmith

Happy birthday to progressive rock icon Peter Hammill. Here's our 2022 cover feature with Peter for you to enjoy... loudersound.com/features/peter…

The Bug cannot understand why we are a bit peeved with his new favourite place to sit…

I've been lucky enough to listen to Nik Bartsch's Ronin's new album for a couple of weeks now. Today, however, I wanted to revisit this old fave from 2010.

Something else: a new version of "Incoherence" is released today on Esoteric. I've written about it at Sofasound.com where there's also a link to a more detailed post on my journal, sofasound.wordpress.com.

From today, The Bug and I will be spending most of our online time at Bluesky. Please say hello if you happen to pass by.

I'm now over on the other channel should you wish to pop in and say hello. I'm pulling the plug on this account in the near future.

You are here. I am there and, if it helps, so is The Bug.

I’m not here. I’m there. Come on over. It’s much nicer than here.

When he was studying in Paris in 1900, Gerald Festus Kelly was introduced to the work of John Singer Sargent. Six decades later, his technique was still having a strong influence on Kelly's portraiture; evident in this picture of the composer Ralph Vaughan Williams from 1961.

I don't do much on here now. If you like updates on The Bug's habits and snaps of LP sleeves, etc., follow me where the sky is blue.