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12345678910111213141516171819202122232425262728A CELEBRATION OF A PIONEERING ROCK BAND, FEATURED ON PAGE 26CROSSWORD NO.91ACROSS1 Beheld violinist breaking record (3,8,4)9 Choose stick with orange end for conductor (9)10 It could be David in satin pants (5)11 Blood vessel and nerve removed from pictures on public display (6)12 Monthly illumination is complete low point (4,4)13 Weak alien’s sucker (6)15 Tiny tree cultivated for the duration of Time (8)18 Joy on opening of remixed Mother, among others (8)19 It can be regularly discovered in bad verbiage (6)21 Sharing qualities with popular park (2,6)23 Amorously cavorting after removing, say, damaged decorative coating (6)26 Belgium’s worn-out former Prime Minister (5)27 Number 500 introduced to Star-Spangled Banner? (2,3,4)28 Message that might be found behind photo album? (4,3,4,4)DOWN1 Model featuring in preposterous rock opera (3,4)2 Leave former husband to rot (5)3 Call in Model T reject (9)4 One with on-screen presence (4)5 Where to find ham? That’s a bit harsh (8)6 Astronauts left in bridge area (5)7 Sum up American Pie remix to miserable English (9)8 Potential for former Catholic to appear in New York (7)14 Musical composition about moon focusing on dark side (9)20 Barratt’s first drink found on motorway east of Birmingham (7)22 Number I hid amongst setter’s assets (5)24 Love chapter on natural pigment (5)25 Opening sequence of Floyd’s Animals - known ELP rip-off (4)16 David Gilmour initially left cheese outside North-East London borough (9)17 Hawaiian venue for meeting of Eurovision winner and Ms Blackman with The Final Cut (8)18 Damaged brain that hurts wide range of demographics (7)This issue’s crossword was compiled by Crucifer. The first correct entry we receive by 26 June, 2017 and pull from the postbag will receive a literary prize. Please send your entries with your name, address and phone number to: Crossword 91, NADFAS House, 8 Guilford Street, London WC1N 1DA.SOLUTION TO CROSSWORD NO.90Congratulations to the winner of the competition in the spring issue: Eleanor Hogan from Stirling DFAS.72PUZZLEThe Arts Society ReviewSummer 2017