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Monthly Archives: April 2024
John Ellis Explores The Delta Idiom
April 23, 2024

John Ellis is a unique artist: a founding father of influential punk heroes THE VIBRATORS – whom he still rejoins occasionally, last time on 2021’s – he eagerly embraced the other end of cultural spectrum by joining Peters Gabriel and … Continue reading
Posted in News
Tagged John Ellis
FOGHAT – Slow Ride: Live In Concert
April 23, 2024

Cleopatra 2024 Captured in transition, fabulous band of boogiemen gallop to get their glory. It was almost a quarter of a century ago that this blues-rock ensemble began morphing from the classic quartet, reunited a few years earlier, to the … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews, Video Reviews
Tagged blues, boogie rock, Bryan Bassett, Foghat, live, Roger Earl, Tony Stevens
Zappa and THE MOTHERS’ All-Nighter To See The Light Of Day
April 22, 2024

In recent times following Frank Zappa‘s oeuvre has become both an exciting and expensive enterprise with his archival releases arriving rather frequently and appearing quite alluring. Yet while most of those focused, until now, on the great late artist’s solo … Continue reading
Posted in News
Tagged Frank Zappa, The Mothers Of Invention
THE STORDIAU REVOLUTION – Skin Of Salt
April 21, 2024

The Stordiau Revolution 2024 Genuinely arresting strata of soul-seeking mysteries from Belgian electronica maven. This Brussels artist styles himself as “DJ, composer, producer” which might seem like a serious underestimation of Alexander Stordiau’s priorities, as he doesn’t need a sweaty … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews
Tagged electronic, instrumental, prog rock, The Stordiau Revolution
PAT SMYTHE QUARTET’s Gig With SOFT MACHINE Members Is Out
April 21, 2024

It takes a jazz connoisseur today to know about PAT SMYTHE QUARTET, the British foursome commanded by a piano player who, having served in Joe Harriott’s revolutionary ensemble and helped introduce free jazz the UK, gathered a band of his … Continue reading
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Tagged Allan Holdsworth, John Marshall, Pat Smythe Quartet, Soft Machine


