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Tag Archives: fusion
BRIAN TARQUIN & HEAVY FRIENDS – Beyond The Warrior’s Eyes
August 14, 2024
BHP 2024 On a mission to honor those who served for their homeland, Cape Canaveral dweller calls his brethren on a new aural trip. Brian Tarquin’s allegiance to the red, white and blue cause may not sit too comfortably with … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews
Tagged Brian Tarquin, Carl Verheyen, fusion, guitar, instrumental, Jean-Luc Ponty, Phil Naro, Steve Morse
TU-NER – T2: For Lovers
July 18, 2024
7D Media 2024 Transatlantic trinity try to track down a threnody to turn back the tide of life – and succeed in stirring the listener’s soul. It may seem easy to assume that experimental music cannot be romantic – for … Continue reading
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Tagged fusion, Markus Reuter, Pat Mastelotto, post rock, prog rock, Trey Gunn, Tu-Ner
PAKT – No Steps Left To Trace
June 30, 2024
MoonJune 2024 Easy on the ear yet intellectually challenging and intrepidly tuneful exercises in telepathy by a fearsome foursome who refuse to lift off. “Spontaneous Combustion”: the title of this album’s blitz of a finale might be its best surface … Continue reading
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Tagged Alex Skolnick, fusion, instrumental, jazz rock, Kenny Grohowski, PAKT, Percy Jones, Tim Motzer
MICHAEL SHRIEVE – Drums Of Compassion
June 22, 2024
7d Media 2024 Stealing thunder from gods, master of tuneful beat and his heavenly messengers crystallize their spirituality. To call this artist a legend means to underestimate his status – the status which was forged at Woodstock where the young … Continue reading
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Tagged Airto Moreira, Amon Tobin, Babatunde Olatunji, fusion, Jack DeJohnette, Michael Shrieve, Trey Gunn, world music, Zakir Hussain
GERALD GRADWOHL – ... Or What?
May 30, 2024
Gtone 2024 Long-gestating project bears defiantly satisfying fruits that beg to get savored. Friendship must be one of the mandatory conditions for those eager to fashion a fusion album and share creative load with old buddies, brt there’s a fine … Continue reading
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Tagged fusion, Gerald Gradwohl, instrumental, jazz rock
