Glass Top Coffin at 50: Celebrating Ramases’ Lost Space Opera Masterpiece

In 2025, we celebrate the 50th anniversary of Ramases’ “Glass Top Coffin,” a unique progressive rock masterpiece blending spirituality and artistry, reflecting his tragic yet visionary journey from salesman to artist.

Brian Currin’s Top Ten Favourite Rock Albums Of All-Time

Brian Currin passionately reflects on his top rock albums, celebrating timeless classics that shaped his musical journey and ignited an unquenchable love for rock music.

On The RockIt Scientist on Mix93.8fm on Friday Night, 31st May 2013

01). Richie Callison – Do I Know You02). (Michael) Schenker / (Davey) Pattisson Summit – Pearly Queen03). Deep Purple – Hell To Pay04). Alan Fox Band – Waxahachie Whirlwind05). Queensryche – Eyes Of A Stranger06). House Of Spirits – In A Daze07). Fates Warning – Through Different Eyes08). Saga – The One09). Savatage – ConversationContinueContinue reading “On The RockIt Scientist on Mix93.8fm on Friday Night, 31st May 2013”

Martin Raphael and Ramases are not the same person

Ramases and Sel, 1975 | Photo: Pennie Smith It was reported by many reviewers and reissue liner note writers that Ramases’ real name was Martin Raphael. However in May 2012, Dorothy, better known to Ramases fans as Sel (or Selket), advised that her late husband, Ramases (real name Barrington Frost) and Martin Raphael were notContinueContinue reading “Martin Raphael and Ramases are not the same person”