Monthly Archives: April 2022

BEN CRAVEN – Monsters From The Id

April 20, 2022

Desert Comb 2022 The subconscious as a vantage point of observing macrocosm: Australian art-rocker anchors Freudian notions and turns the primitive into matter of substance. When, back in 2018, this musician issued a roundup of his best tracks’ , it … Continue reading →

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Sass Jordan Takes Feistiness To The Fore Of Her New Album

April 19, 2022

A constant presence on Canadian music scene, Sass Jordan little by little turned into an elder statesperson of the blues, which has nothing to do with her being 60 years of age and everything to do with importance of the … Continue reading →

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DAVE BAINBRIDGE – To The Far Away

April 18, 2022

Open Sky 2022 Measuring distance between lovers’ souls, British art-rock maven bridges the gap in time and space. Pre-pandemic, living used to be eventful for Dave Bainbridge who, post-IONA, divided his time between recording and performing with STRAWBS, LIFESIGNS and … Continue reading →

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TOM SALVATORI – Seven Guitar Miniatures

April 17, 2022

Salvatori Productions 2021 With seven wonders sculpted out of six strings, Chicagoan sonic wizard evokes the wind of fantasy. A precocious player who won classical guitar competition at 15 years of age and was schooled, in his brother’s company, under … Continue reading →

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CHAS CRONK – Liberty

April 16, 2022

Renaissance 2022 Progressive folk stalwart finds the wings of freedom and flies on towards new dawn. Well-respected by peers and aficionados alike, albeit criminally underrated despite being a constant presence on the scene, bassist is mostly famous for his decades-long, … Continue reading →

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