Vikram ShankarKeyboard player with Lux Terminus, Silent Skies and Pain Of Salvation Latest articles by Vikram Shankar Vikram Shankar’s Five Favorite Instrumental Prog Albums By Vikram Shankar published 11 May 25 The keyboard player with instrumental US prog rock trio Lux Terminus, who recently released second album, Cinder, picks his best of instrumental prog Albums Get the Louder NewsletterSelect the newsletters you’d like to receive. Then, add your email to sign up.Contact me with news and offers from other Future brandsReceive email from us on behalf of our trusted partners or sponsors MORE FROM LOUDER...1"This collection is a breathtaking gift that Springsteen acolytes will cherish": Bruce Springsteen's staggering Tracks II - The Lost Albums makes you wonder why lesser records were released instead2"I knew that if it failed then I would have no one to blame but myself": How Boston were almost pulled apart by turmoil and tragedy3“After King Crimson ended there was a kind of inertia. I’d lost confidence musically, like, ‘Who am I now?’”: Jakko Jakszyk’s return with solo album Son Of Glen4“Lyric-led, with music that may seem in contrast with the King Crimson work he’s best known for”: Jakko M Jakszyk’s Son Of Glen is a companion piece of sorts to his memoir5"It's beautiful, pensive and immersive, then turns into doolally dynamite": Mike Oldfield's softly spoken follow-up to Tubular Bells now sounds better than the big beast
Vikram Shankar’s Five Favorite Instrumental Prog Albums By Vikram Shankar published 11 May 25 The keyboard player with instrumental US prog rock trio Lux Terminus, who recently released second album, Cinder, picks his best of instrumental prog
