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Tag Archives: 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
XAVI REIJA – The Sound Of The Earth
December 14, 2018

MoonJune 2018 Fathoming terrestrial depths, Tarragonès polymath leads a stellar line-up out of our world and back again. “Abyss”: this track from 2016’s may amount to a summary of Xavi Reija’s approach to aural landscaping, but the Catalanian drummer has … Continue reading
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Tagged avant-garde, Dusan Jevtovic, fusion, instrumental, Markus Reuter, Tony Levin, Xavi Reija
WINGFIELD REUTER SIRKIS – Lighthouse
February 20, 2018

MoonJune 2017 Burning a beacon of surprise, international trio of intrepid spirits beckon a storm to steer them away and bring back to safer haven. Musicians are like children: leave them unattended, and they begin to play, mixing risk and … Continue reading
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Tagged Asaf Sirkis, fusion, instrumental, Mark Wingfield, Markus Reuter
STICK MEN – Roppongi – Live In Tokyo 2017
February 10, 2018

MoonJune 2017 Most emotional expansion brings out the tenderness and trepidation in troika of wandering spirits. Mythbusters might formulate it quite concisely, stating that “triangles are the strongest shape because any added force is evenly spread through all three sides,” … Continue reading
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Tagged Markus Reuter, Mel Collins, Pat Mastelotto, Stick Men, Tony Levin
MARKUS REUTER – Falling For Ascension
October 15, 2017

Ronin Rhythm 2017 Taking roller-coaster in slo-mo to evoke day-glo, indefatigable guitarist rearranges his childhood dreams for adult audience. Exploration of time and space in aural terms has always been Markus Reuter’s shtick, but you can only try and imagine … Continue reading
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Tagged ambient, instrumental, Markus Reuter, Sonar