News – Elegant Simplicity

Black Friday Band-Wagon!

19th November 2020 by Steven McCabe

The Black Friday band-wagon is sidling up, and we haven’t taken part (if that’s the right expression) for a few years now. Anyway, as this year is a bit of an odd one for everyone, we will be running a special Black Friday promotion for one week only, starting on …

Ken Hensley

11th November 2020 by Steven McCabe

I was deeply saddened to hear the other day of the passing of legendary Uriah Heep member Ken Hensley. As you all must surely know by now, Ken was in the band for 10 years or so and wrote most of their best known songs as well as played a …

Hark! I see New Artwork on the Horizon

11th November 2020 by Steven McCabe

As you know, the next release will be our Christmas Single; a rather tasty version of the super famous Hark! The Herald Angels Sing. Like all these songs, it has been done to death by every man under the sun, but our version is a bit different. It will officially …

Hark . . . . is that a Xmas Song?

25th October 2020 by Steven McCabe

Today, I finished the recording of our 2020 Xmas song! What was going to be a simple little two or three minute piece ended up a 6-minute monster. Bizarrely, I have not added any original music to it, but it has been re-arranged in quite some fashion . . . …

Endless Longing Remaster Now Available

3rd October 2020 by Steven McCabe

I rather strangely forgot to post this! The 1994 concept album Endless Longing is now available to buy from Bandcamp. It comes complete with a mini poster download (.pdf), full recording notes and history. Read all about it in the updated discography, or check it out directly! The album is …

Endless Longing – Artwork Reveal

16th September 2020 by Steven McCabe

Here it is . . . . the super-duper new artwork for our 6th album, and third to be released in 1994. This was our first ever concept album, too. More information to follow.

Endlessly Waiting no More!

15th September 2020 by Steven McCabe

I’m pleased to report that our latest remaster Endless Longing will be available from Friday, September 18th from our Bandcamp store. As usual, brand-new artwork, lashings of historical notes and an exclusive story sheet.

By Gonzo!

15th September 2020 by Steven McCabe

Thought you might like to know that the recent interview with yours truly has now been published in Gonzo Weekly Magazine. This is a weekly music magazine and it is totally free. You can get it by going here (direct link to the magazine, Issue 407-8). You can either read …

Inside The Hurting (2020 Remaster) is OUT NOW!

28th August 2020 by Steven McCabe

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It’s Friday. . . . So it must be time for another release! This time, I have given the polish and new artwork treatment to our fourth album Inside The Hurting. It’s available now, directly from Bandcamp. As usual, I have written brand new ‘sleeve notes‘ and a track by …

A Quick Heads Up!

27th August 2020 by Steven McCabe

A very quick note to let you know that our 4th album Inside The Hurting (of three released in 1994) will be available for the first time since 1999. Fully restored, remastered with brand-new artwork, this one is real oddity! You might even like it! The discography page has been …

Kev Rowland interviews Steven McCabe

24th August 2020 by Steven McCabe

Over the course of lockdown 2020, renowned author, reviewer and good egg Kev Rowland conducted a lengthy interview with me covering the band’s history, releases and all kinds of good stuff never before made publicly available. I think – I hope – you will find it interesting and informative. The …

Blinded by Time (2020 Remaster) is OUT NOW!

31st July 2020 by Steven McCabe

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It’s Friday . . . . so it must be time for another release! This time, I have given the polish and new artwork treatment to our third album Blinded by Time. It’s available now, directly from Bandcamp. As usual, I have written brand new ‘sleeve notes‘ and a track …

Bandcamp Fridays

27th July 2020 by Steven McCabe

Those of you who buy music directly from the artist via Bandcamp (THANK YOU!) will already know that during the course of the COVID pandemic, they have been waving their fees so that the artist gets 100% of the money from any sales made on a Friday during March. This …

BBT – New Artwork Reveal

25th July 2020 by Steven McCabe

Here it is, primed and ready to roll for next weeks release of the remastered 1993 album Blinded By Time. It’s a big departure from the very first versions (view comparison here – go to the bottom of the page for the gallery). Cassette editions used one of my paintings …

Blinded by Time – Coming Soon

21st July 2020 by Steven McCabe

I finished the remaster of our third album ‘Blinded by Time‘ yesterday. I must say, I was very surprised by this one; more so than the previous two. I need to gather my thoughts and write some notes about it. Apart from a few cheesy synth sounds, this is a …

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Nocturnal Implications is OUT NOW!

4th July 2020 by Steven McCabe

Our long-deleted second album Nocturnal Implications is now out, fully remastered and sounding pretty decent. Be sure to read the brand new notes when listening to get a full flavour of what was going on at the time of recording. In addition to the improved sound, there is also new …

Nocturnal Implications. . . . on the way

23rd June 202017th June 2020 by Steven McCabe

The next album from the ‘olden days’ will be our second release Nocturnal Implications. It will be released on Friday 26th June. If you already follow us on Bandcamp, you will get an instant notification. If you don’t, there will be a newsletter sent out on the following Monday. So, …

Improper Advances – 2020 Remaster Out Now

6th June 2020 by Steven McCabe

This long-forgotten album, from 1992, has finally been dragged kicking and screaming into 2020 with a shiny new cover and spiffingly antique sound. Remember, this is a very old album, recorded with very basic equipment and so is not the last word in hi-fi. Lo-Fi, is probably a better term …