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Monthly Archives: August 2023
Gary Myrick, Doug Pinnick And Mike Hansen Test Speed Limit
August 22, 2023

Restlessness might seem like a characteristic of a great musician who’s not satisfied with a single project and got to jungle a lot of things in order not to stagnate. This much is true when it comes to Mike Hansen: … Continue reading
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Tagged Doug Pinnick, Gary Myrick, Mike Hansen
THE CURATOR – Living Space
August 21, 2023

Cromerzone 2023 Moving beyond the confines of personal cosmos, Norfolk’s conjurer of tuneful wonders looks forward to finding peace of mind. There always was something eerie in Alistair Murphy’s music yet, as his 2021 opus suggested, the veteran’s retirement from … Continue reading
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Tagged Alistair Murphy, folk rock, prog rock, The Curator
Graham Parker Studies Twist
August 21, 2023

As a frontman of THE RUMOUR, he was one of the shakers and movers in the field of the English pub rock in the ’70s but Graham Parker found commercial success when he shifted towards new wave in the next … Continue reading
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Tagged Graham Parker
Chick Corea’s Tribute To Mozart And Gershwin To Be Issued
August 20, 2023

Forever revered for his contribution to pushing the frontiers of jazz and its shift towards mélange with rock on the way to proper fusion, the great late Chick Corea wasn’t a stranger not only to its classical form but also … Continue reading
TRI NGUYEN – Duos – Alone
August 19, 2023

Naxos World 2023 Merging two of his instruments to create a series of aural images, Parisian master of melody honors his mother’s memory with a touching recital. In the decade which passed since his debut album, Tri Nguyen has established … Continue reading
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Tagged classical, instrumental, tri n, Tri Nguyen, world music


