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Tag Archives: Markus Reuter
REUTER MOTZER GROHOWSKI – Shapeshifters
November 15, 2020

MoonJune 2020 When constants are illusory, consistency can be achieved through molding concept on the fly. It would have been unnatural if Markus Reuter and Tim Motzer didn’t gravitate towards each other at one point, and they did – first … Continue reading
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Tagged ambient, avant-garde, fusion, instrumental, Kenny Grohowski, Markus Reuter, Tim Motzer
MARKUS REUTER OCULUS – Nothing Is Sacred
November 3, 2020

MoonJune 2020 German master of guitar craft looks for virtual reality to land on a circular outlet in the very nature of this world. There’s always logic, straightforward or strange, to what Markus Reuter does, and more often than not … Continue reading
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Tagged ambient, Asaf Sirkis, avant-garde, David Cross, fusion, instrumental, Mark Wingfield, Markus Reuter, prog rock
MARKUS REUTER with MANNHEIMER SCHLAGWERK – Sun Trance
September 26, 2020

MoonJune 2020 Reaching for the light, interdisciplinary collective invite a kindred spirit to show them the way. Traditionally perceived as a prog player, Markus Reuter has much more strings to his talent than the eye meets on the fretboard this … Continue reading
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Tagged avant-garde, classical, Mannheimer Schlagwerk, Markus Reuter
GARY HUSBAND & MARKUS REUTER – Music Of Our Times
June 18, 2020

MoonJune 2020 Coronavirus-enforced burst of creativity from in-the-moment masters results in purest sensory rapture. Here’s an album that could have never existed if not for circumstances which made its appearance inevitable. Surprisingly, it’s the first Gary Husband and Markus Reuters’ … Continue reading
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Tagged avant-garde, fusion, Gary Husband, instrumental, Markus Reuter
STEPHAN THELEN – Fractal Guitar
February 8, 2019

MoonJune 2019 Refracting sonic wonders through the prism of temporal space, Swiss artist harnesses ultimate elusiveness. Happening that takes place over time may feel like an oxymoron yet that’s what this album is all about: it’s seizing a shift from … Continue reading
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Tagged David Torn, Henry Kaiser, instrumental, Markus Reuter, prog rock, Sonar, Stephan Thelen