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Monthly Archives: March 2022
ALEX ANTHONY FAIDE – Particles Of The Infinite
March 10, 2022

7D Media 2022 Fathoming his red nightmares, Argentinian six-stringer steps forward to refine an endless dream. “He plays my guitar parts better than I do”: this Robert Fripp remark may seem to flatten Alex Anthony Faide’s creative curve and cast … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews
Tagged Alex Anthony Faide, guitar, instrumental, Pat Mastelotto, prog rock
Graham Bonnet Gets Back With His Band On A New Album
March 9, 2022

It all goes in circles lately for Graham Bonnet: whereas his ensemble’s 2018 offering “Meanwhile, Back In The Garage” led to the resurrection of ALCATRAZZ, the veteran’s separation from that collective guaranteed the comeback of GRAHAM BONNET BAND. Back with … Continue reading
Posted in News
Tagged Beth-Ami Heavenstone, Graham Bonnet
THE FUZZTONES Mark Their Anniversary By Releasing Rarities
March 8, 2022

It was back in 1982 that Rudi Protrudi founded THE FUZZTONES which makes 2022 the American band’s 40th anniversary – quite an excuse for issuing a bunch of previously unreleased numbers. Out on April 22nd, the collection of rarities is … Continue reading
Posted in News
Tagged Steve Mackay, The Fuzztones, Wally Waller
GODO & – On Time
March 7, 2022

Bernerie Hills 2022 Pop-rock auteur chisels chanson-scented confectionary out of ether and have kindred spirits make it tangible. This composer may say that his nom de guerre is derived from his surname, but Samuel Beckett readers who turn into Claude … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews
Tagged Adam Holzman, Craig Blundell, Godo, pop-rock, Simon Phillips, Stu Hamm


