Features
Why Pink Floyd’s The Division Bell Deserves Greater Recognition
Has Pink Floyd's The Division Bell been unfairly dismissed simply because it dared to sound like Pink Floyd?
28 January 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
Features
Why Did Cream Break Up? The Story Behind Rock’s Iconic Trio
Cream revolutionized rock in just two years, but their meteoric rise was matched by a dramatic breakup.
28 January 2025
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Features
How Frank Zappa Used Humor to Redefine Music and Social Commentary
Frank Zappa wasn’t just a musical innovator, he was a comedic genius.
28 January 2025
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70's
Album Review: Genesis’ Trespass
Genesis' Trespass captures a band on the brink of transformation, blending pastoral beauty and progressive ambition into an…
28 January 2025
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Features
Diamonds & Rust: The Story Behind Joan Baez’s Iconic Song
Joan Baez’s Diamonds & Rust isn’t just a song, it’s a heartfelt reflection on her complex relationship with…
27 January 2025
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Alternative
How Craig Gannon Shaped The Smiths’ Sound During His Brief Tenure
Though his time with The Smiths was fleeting, Craig Gannon’s rhythm guitar left a lasting mark on their…
27 January 2025
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Features
Thin Lizzy’s Twin Guitar Attack: A Rock Innovation Explained
Thin Lizzy's signature twin guitar attack wasn’t just a technique, it was a revolution.
27 January 2025
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60's
Album Review: The Who’s My Generation
My Generation by The Who isn’t just an album, it’s a battle cry for youth rebellion.
27 January 2025
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2020's
Album Review: The Weather Station’s Ignorance
In Ignorance, The Weather Station blends lush art-pop with poetic climate grief, crafting an album that is as…
12 January 2025
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