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Monthly Archives: June 2021
PAUL CHRISTIAN – That’s Everything
June 11, 2021

Salvatori Productions 2020 Chicagoan troubadour’s sophomore effort finds him seeking for eternal truths in the unquietness of our times. It’s difficult to approach an album titled like this for one never knows what such a definitive statement may mean, whether … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews
Tagged Americana, country rock, Paul Christian
ALBERTO RIGONI – For The Love Of Bass
June 10, 2021

Total Metal 2021 Fusion-fueled conversations between the four-or-more string virtuosi – as moderated by a Veneto artiste who knows how to marry rhythm to reverie. Instrumental album focused on a bottom end of dynamic spectrum… Such a description sounds extremely … Continue reading
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Tagged Alberto Rigoni, fusion, instrumental, Leland Sklar, Michael Manring, Mohini Dey, Nathan East, Tony Franklin
THE MASTELOTTOS – A Romantic’s Guide To King Crimson
June 9, 2021

7D Media 2021 Family affair in the court of progressive royalty transmogrify red nightmares into blue idyll to celebrate affection. There have been a plethora of tributes paid to KING CRIMSON over the years, yet most of the ensemble’s followers … Continue reading
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Tagged Pat Mastelotto, prog rock, soft rock, The Mastelottos
CACTUS – Tightrope
June 8, 2021

Purple Pyramid 2021 Still ‘ot ‘n’ sweaty, ‘eavy rhythm-and-blues veterans balance their graceful act and walk into sunset with a smile. Prickly like the Sonoran Desert vegetation and charged like Battersea Power Station back in the day, as this album’s … Continue reading
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Tagged Cactus, Carmine Appice, hard rock, Jim McCarty (US), Jimmy Kunes, Paul Warren, Phil Naro, rhythm-and-blues
DISTRICT 97 – Screenplay
June 7, 2021

MindScan 2021 Live staging of American art-rockers’ magnum opus and expansion of their creative scope capture transient moments and then some. In their fifteen years of existence, the Chicago team became favorites with crowds, and the ratio of the quintet’s … Continue reading
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Tagged District 97, Leslie Hunt, live, prog rock


