Category: GALAHAD

UK melodic prog rock veterans GALAHAD returns with their brand new studio album, ”The Last Great Adventurer”, and after first listen let me tell you this is one of their best albums to date. This record has been several years in the making and most of the songs on the album actually pre-date the previous ‘Seas Of Change’ album from 2018.
Plus, due the constraints of the recent Covid emergency, the album was recorded at several locations over the last couple of years by the various band members and finally edited, mixed and mastered, as usual, by engineer / producer extraordinaire Karl Groom (Threshold / Dragonforce / Pendragon / Arena / Yes etc.).
Musically the album has a crisp contemporary sound but also still includes plenty nods to the band’s progressive heritage particularly on the closing title track which is a very personal tribute to lead singer Stu Nicholson’s father, Bob…

Formed in 1985, GALAHAD are part of the second wave of British Prog. The band are releasing a new album titled “Seas Of Change“, and while GALAHAD are not strangers to this blog, we have omitted their latest releases because of its – for us – uninteresting, ‘techno’ orientated sound.But things have changed for “Seas Of Change”; this is a...

* GALAHAD formed in 1985, UK, just for fun playing half covers (Zeppelin, Rush, Marillion, etc) and half original material. Galahad then supported a few fairly well known Progressive bands that were coming up at the time including IQ, Pendragon and Magnum. The band has now released fifteen albums, played hundreds of gigs in the Britain, Europe and America over...