Monthly Archives: March 2022

CARL WEINGARTEN – Stop Me Try

March 6, 2022

Multiphase 2022 Breaking out of his usual space to think outside the box, Californian artist creates a half-intangible almost-masterpiece. Even though the signs have been there for some time, given that 2021’s offered the translucence of “A Solitary Interlude” for … Continue reading →

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SCOTT JEFFERS / TRAVELER – Old World Christmas

March 5, 2022

Traveler 2011 On a Yuletide voyage to the source of joy, American ensemble venture off the beaten track. With this collective’s Eastern slant, one would expect Scott Jeffers to try and stylistically return popular canticles to the lullaby of Christianity … Continue reading →

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Peter Goalby Opens His Archives Again

March 4, 2022

Given he’s been retired for a few decades now, there’s no chance for a fresh Peter Goalby album, but the former TRAPEZE and frontman decided to surface recently with an array of recordings he laid down back in the ’90s, … Continue reading →

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HELD BY TREES – Solace

March 3, 2022

Tweed Jacket Music 2022 Doyens of progressive pop color spring in enchantment to making rustling leaves unrhyme for a reason. It’s about time this collective stopped pretending they left their erstwhile attachments in the past, for even the cover of … Continue reading →

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Peter Giles Presents A Couple Album

March 2, 2022

It’s always been old-school for Peter Giles, a bassist whose claim to fame is rooted in his role in GILES, GILES & FRIPP and stint with KING CRIMSON – as preserved for posterity on “In The Wake Of Poseidon” – … Continue reading →

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