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Category Archives: Reviews
JOHN HOWARD – Solo
June 3, 2026

John Howard 2025 Focusing on purity of expression, British musician locates resonant affinity for passion in the psyche of our world. In recent years, quite a few listeners compared this singer-songwriter to a certain Reginald Dwight, and though they undoubtedly … Continue reading
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Tagged art rock, John Howard, singer-songwriter
SCOTT JEFFERS / TRAVELER – Mongol
June 1, 2026

Traveler 2011 Following in the wake of conquerors, Phoenix wayfarer sweeps ample areas for tuneful stimuli and triumphs on numerous fronts. Scott Jeffers has never been parochial in his approach to musical geography – over the years, the American artist’s … Continue reading
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Tagged folk rock, Scott Jeffers Traveler
MARKUS REUTER & STEFANO CASTAGNA – Sea Of Hopeless Angels
May 29, 2026

Iapetus / Unsung 2023 Accessing spirituality as a no-nonsense sentiment, two masters of ambience reach for continental nirvana where broken wings are healed. Markus Reuter may not have performed “Fallen Angel” with he used to be a part of but … Continue reading
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Tagged instrumental, Markus Reuter, Stefano Castagna
SCENIUS – 13 Billion Dark Years
May 27, 2026

Scenius 2026 Riding the wave into gloom ‘n’ doom, Anglo-French duo deal with existential dread and drive their panic to the dancefloor. It took Fabrice Nau and Steve Whitfield some audacity to ask ‘s tour team to join him on … Continue reading
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FERNANDO PERDOMO – Clouds 5
May 24, 2026

Fernando Perdomo 2026 Six-string nocturnes knock compromised tranquility out of the sky to create riveting narrative without a single word. For all the variety of his year-spanning series, always perceived “Waves” and “Clouds” as multi-instrumental vehicles for visually inspired insights … Continue reading
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Tagged Fernando Perdomo, fusion, guitar, instrumental


