Monthly Archives: July 2026

Robert Margouleff Publishes Autobiography

July 20, 2026

Most famous for acting as an associate producer of several Stevie Wonder’s classic albums, “Innervisions” arguably the best of those, Robert Margouleff‘s claims to fame are quite many. The American master of sonics also worked with Richie Havens and Randy … Continue reading →

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GURU GURU Bring Their Bittersweet Concert To CD And LP

July 19, 2026

When GURU GURU left the stage of Karlstorbahnhof, in Heidelberg, on December 12th, 2015, they couldn’t have known it was the Krautrock veterans’ last performance with guitarist Hans Reffert who passed away two months later, aged 69. They might not … Continue reading →

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Concert Album By NUCLEUS Sees A Remastered Reissue

July 18, 2026

At first glance, there were several jazz-rock ensembles like NUCLEUS in England back in the ’70s; but then, there weren’t, and NUCLEUS, led by trumpeter Ian Carr, seemed to be one of the most intrepid fusion collectives ever. And if … Continue reading →

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THE RALLIES – No Better Time

July 17, 2026

The Rallies 2026 Seizing the zeitgeist in search of multicolored optimism, four Seattleites set their sights on daydreams that get real. When some musicians try to access the ’60s innocence, the results of such attempts seem quite stylized, albeit unnatural, … Continue reading →

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Rick Wakeman Gets Back To Mars On A “Red Planet” Sequel

July 16, 2026

It would seem easy to assume that for conceptual ideas come with the territory if all his works were as earthbound as a certain dilogy was, yet, fortunately, they’re not. With the ivories wizard’s link to other part of the … Continue reading →

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