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Artist Profiles: British Prog Rock Band Solstice

Angel Romero February 22, 2023 No Comments Andy GlassJess HollandProgressive rockSolsticesymphonic rockUnited Kingdom

Solstice, a British progressive rock band founded in 1980, has persevered through the decades and remains active as of 2023. Andy Glass, the band’s guitarist,…

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Solstice – "Light Up" – EP
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Solstice Interview –  Andy Glass and Jess Holland – “Light Up” album

Professor Mark January 22, 2023 No Comments Andy GlassJess HollandLight UpProgressive rockSolsticeUK

Welcome Andy Glass, lead guitarist; and lead vocalist Jess Holland, of the band Solstice, to ProgressiveRockCentral.com! We thank you for taking time out of your…

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Solstice – “Light Up”

Professor Mark January 8, 2023 No Comments Andy GlassCanterburyJenny NewmanJess HollandLight Upprogressive jazzProgressive rockSolstice

Thankfully, I chose to listen to; (for the first time), Light Up, in the morning. I wrote the review from that wonderful listening perspective. I…

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