80's
Album Review: Phil Collins’ Face Value
Phil Collins’ Face Value isn’t just a solo debut—it’s a raw, genre-blending odyssey of heartbreak and reinvention.
19 March 2025
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Writer & Editor
Jacob
Jacob is a writer and editor at Tune Tempest with a particular love of progressive rock, art rock and artists who push beyond conventional boundaries. From landmark albums to overlooked corners of an artist’s catalogue, his writing explores the stories, ideas and creative decisions behind the music.
Musical DNA
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Genres I Write About
Progressive Rock, Art Rock, Alternative
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Favourite Artist
Kate Bush
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Favourite Album
The Dreaming - Kate Bush
“I’m drawn to music that feels ambitious, emotional and a little different — albums that reveal something new every time you return to them.
Areas of Coverage
Progressive Rock
Art Rock
Alternative
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Latest from Jacob
Echoes & Insights
How LSD Shaped 1960s Psychedelic Rock and Music Culture
LSD didn’t just change minds—it changed music. From The Beatles to The Grateful Dead, the psychedelic revolution of…
18 March 2025
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Alternative
Siouxsie and the Banshees vs. The Creatures: Key Differences
Siouxsie Sioux and Budgie shaped both Siouxsie and the Banshees and The Creatures, but their musical approaches were…
18 March 2025
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70's
Album Review: Comus’ First Utterance
Few albums evoke sheer primal energy like First Utterance by Comus. A feverish blend of pagan folk, theatrical…
18 March 2025
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Features
How “Time of the Season” Changed The Zombies’ Legacy Forever
When The Zombies released Odessey and Oracle in 1968, it flopped. By the time "Time of the Season"…
17 March 2025
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Features
The Meaning Behind the Mysterious Symbols on Led Zeppelin IV
When Led Zeppelin IV dropped in 1971, it came with no title—only four cryptic symbols.
17 March 2025
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Our Top 10
Top 10 Pink Floyd Songs Ranked: Their Greatest Tracks Ever
Pink Floyd’s music transcends time, blending psychedelic soundscapes with profound storytelling. From "Astronomy Domine" to "Echoes," we rank…
17 March 2025
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60's
Album Review: Led Zeppelin’s Led Zeppelin 1
In 1969, Led Zeppelin I crashed onto the scene like a sonic thunderstorm—blues-infused, electrified, and untamed. Was this…
17 March 2025
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2000's
Album Review: Daft Punk’s Discovery
With Discovery, Daft Punk didn’t just make an album—they crafted a sonic universe where robots dream, disco reigns,…
7 March 2025
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