This album dates from 2008, is the sudden Quarterly heart of your servant. This combo comes from the unknown Texas, decided to play cards melody. And what songs! The theme of the opus is the exploration of feelings experienced during … Continue reading →

Artist/ Band: Lynn Stokes and Sol Surfers Title: Terre Nocturne Label: Self release Year of Release: 2008 Offical Artist/ Band Link The Review: 1. Who is the band? What is their history? What motivates them? Looking out into the crowd … Continue reading →

LYNN STOKES & SOL SURFERS – “Terra Nocturne” The Sol Surfers were formed in 2007, Boerne, Texas, by Lynn Stokes to showcase new original material. All members of the group have extensive professional experience performing live for many years. The … Continue reading →

3 stars I’ll have to say this about Terra Nocturne – it is a strong and well thought out atmosphere Lynn Stokes and his Sol Surfers are exploring on this production. The musical style explored is a dark one; as … Continue reading →

This next band is for anyone who can’t seem to get enough of David Gilmour or Pink Floyd. Down in that massive state of Texas, we have Lynn Stokes & Sol Surfers playing that mellowed out, quasi-psychedelic and spacey rock … Continue reading →

Terra Nocturne Review by Gary Hill Fans of Pink Floyd should be all over this. The disc has a lot of music that could fit onto Floyd discs pretty seamlessly. That said, this group is not a pure clone as … Continue reading →

Terra Nocturne Album Review Lynn Stokes & Sol Surfers come from Boerne,Texas,USA with the release of this nine track album it seems to have a lot of heavy Pink Floyd influences but the quality and musicianship is top class, some … Continue reading →

Sol Surfing Thru San Antonio by Duggan Flanakin So my 17-year-old friend Alex Campbell, who is on track to be one of the best professional guitar players to come out of Austin in a generation, tells me he is playing … Continue reading →

Dutch Progressive Rock Page While you’re waiting for Pink Floyd to reform, you could do much worse than pass an hour listening to this little album. In fact you may as well set aside a whole evening. Because when you’ve … Continue reading →

From: Prog-Nose Attention Pink Floyd lovers! This album from Lynn Stokes will certainly interest you. ‘Terra Nocturne’ is packed to the rim with songs that remind you of PF…the atmosphere, the songs, the singing and even the vocal timbre. That … Continue reading →

Lynn Stokes and his band Sol Surfers have released a new album titled “Terra Nocturne”. It is receiving very positive reviews. One song (Sacred Moon’s Light) has been selected by the Progressive Rock Hall of Fame – to be included … Continue reading →

Lynn Stokes and Sol Surfers TERRA NOCTURNE ©2008 Independently Released Review by Lucky Boyd – MyTexasMusic.com Because they’re probably pretty tired of it by now, I’m not going to draw the comparison of Lynn Stokes and Sol Surfers to the … Continue reading →

Lynn Stokes & The Sol Surfers – Terra Nocturne 2008, Lynn Stokes Lynn Stokes is a life-long musician from the Texas scene. A guitar player with many bands over the years, he’s seen space cowboys and the Vaughan Brothers and … Continue reading →

Hello. Thanks for sending in the music. These are all excellent tracks, and they all seem very much of a piece. The execution of the arrangements is impressive, from the PINK FLOYD-like vocal approach & swimming murky vibe to the … Continue reading →

Jul 17, 2007 4:10 PM The Sol Surfers album Dear Lynn, That is one of the best records I’ve heard in a long, long time. The recording is top-notch and the songs are killer. Really good lyrics and storytelling. It … Continue reading →

“Terra Nocturne” by Lynn Stokes & Sol Surfers is a musical journey through many moods and emotions, highlighted by well-crafted songs, thoughtful arrangements and exceptional musicianship. Each piece is very symphonic and orchestral in nature, representing a single movement in … Continue reading →

From: Prog-Nose Published on: 22 Apr 2009 Lynn Stokes and the Sol Surfers album Terra Nocturne is so floydian in sounds and structure that it could genuinely be taken for a lost Pink Floyd album recorded somewhere between Dark Side … Continue reading →