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Monthly Archives: June 2020
DAVID SANCIOUS – Eyes Wide Open
June 20, 2020

Not By Sight 2020 Major jazz-rock mover embraces sociopolitical agenda and infuses it with human factor. It’s been a decade and a half since David Sancious was last heard of as a solo artist, upon the release of “Cinema” that, … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews
Tagged David Sancious, fusion, soul
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
BRIAN TARQUIN PROJECT – Vegas Blue
June 16, 2020

Guitar Trax 2020 Cinematic soundtrack to American tragedy from Emmy-winning guitarist and his heavy friends. The shooting of Mandalay Bay Hotel in 2017 affected hundreds of lives and left an indelible scar on Brian Tarquin’s soul, so he felt obliged … Continue reading
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Tagged Brian Tarquin, Bumblefoot, fusion, hard rock, Phil Naro, Steve Morse, Tony Carey, Trey Gunn
THREE COLOURS DARK – The Science Of Goodbye
June 14, 2020

Firefly Music 2020 Former KARNATAKA core members rekindle old flame and make the murk comfortably disturbing. It’s been more than a decade and a half since Jonathan Edwards and Rachel Cohen last concocted such gripping song cycles as but their … Continue reading
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Tagged Chantel McGregor, Dave Gregory, folk rock, Jonathan Edwards, Karnataka, prog rock, Rachel Cohen, Three Colours Dark
HARVEY DALTON ARNOLD – Stories To Live Up To
June 12, 2020

Music Maker 2020 Laying down the law of blues, Southern rock stalwart delivers the defining album of his entire career. “This cold and lonesome feelin’ has got to go,” sang Harvey Dalton Arnold back in 1977, but it’s this sensation … Continue reading
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Tagged blues, Harvey Dalton Arnold, Outlaws


