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    SOLSTICE

    Oct 30, 2020 1 minute
    GARY MACKENZIE

    Splendiferous sixth studio album from neo-prog veterans.

    While not as prolific nor as high-profile as some of their early 80s British neo-prog contemporaries, and having had two long periods of self-imposed hiatus, Solstice return rejuvenated as they belatedly follow up with an album that’s easily one of their best.

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