Red Bazar is a British progressive rock group formed in 2007 as an instrumental trio consisting of Andy Wilson (guitar), Paul Comerie (drums), and Mick Wilson (bass and keyboards). This early formation released two studio albums, Connections and Differential Being, along with the three‑track EP Beyond the Ice Storm. These recordings were well received by listeners and reviewers, helping the band establish a reputation for dynamic and engaging live performances. To broaden their musical palette, Red Bazar later added keyboardist Gary Marsh, followed by vocalist and multi‑instrumentalist Peter Jones. This expanded lineup produced the band’s first vocal‑oriented album, Tales From the Bookcase. The release earned significant recognition, finishing as runner‑up in the Classic Rock Society’s Album of the Year awards for 2016 and appearing in multiple top‑ten lists across magazines, radio programs, and online publications. Progressive Aspect noted that Red Bazar “may just have released one of the prog albums of the year.” Throughout 2016 and 2017, the band performed extensively, appearing at numerous venues and festivals while refining their stage presentation. In 2019, Red Bazar issued their second vocal album, Things As They Appear. The record maintained the group’s progressive foundations while incorporating a more direct, rock‑driven approach that broadened their audience. Both the album and the accompanying live shows received strong critical praise.
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The Meet
Sunset for a New World
Paragon
Fallen Tears
Things As They Appear Taster
Calling Her On
Calling Her On (2nd part)
Queen of the Night
Tom Sawyer
City and the Stars
The Parting. Explained