Seventh Key

"The material used on the Devil's Hand debut must be a leftover stash of songwriting for a possible new Seveth Key album, which has been nowhere to be seen for ages now, years in fact."

Can we say that, with the perfection of their new studio effort, Seventh Key are stepping into a fairly credible role as heirs to the musical legacy of the legendary progressive masters Kansas?

Seventh Key! Conceived purely as a studio project and a quiet wish to put out a solo studio album by Billy Greer. Yes! None other than Billy Greer, the superb bassist of the legendary Kansas, who this time teamed up

This is Seventh Key's second studio album. The 2001 debut got rave reviews, which puts its successor in a slightly awkward spot. Will it be worthy of the legacy, will it be even better, or will it just be a plain rerun of the debut? First…

I never would have guessed that, after just two studio albums, Seventh Key would come out with a "live" album. These guys are really on a roll! They decided to record a show, and the spot that suited them best was right on their home turf