Tag Archives: guitar

MARK WINGFIELD – Elemental

April 13, 2026

MoonJune 2025 Out in the open, Albionian rambler seizes the day and dares it to stay for aural wonders to not evaporate. Line up Mark Wingfield’s albums, issued on MoonJune records, chronologically, and you’ll see an interesting tendency: the artwork … Continue reading →

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FERNANDO PERDOMO – Clouds 3

April 2, 2026

Fernando Perdomo 2026 Sunset instability as a strand of space-and-time exploration by esteemed American multi-instrumentalist. has been studying serenity in motion and sparseness for some time now, yet it’s this particular chapter of the composer’s take on nephology that should … Continue reading →

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TOM SALVATORI – Lullaby For Jude

March 14, 2026

Salvatori Productions 2025 To sculpt magnificence from sadness: Illinois composer caresses six strings and weaves classic melodies into his lacy lore. Sad songs say so much, according to a certain hit, yet sometimes words are redundant, especially if said songs … Continue reading →

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JEFF AUG – Interim

February 20, 2026

Timezone 2026 Eulogizing the family cat to tell arresting, if dour, instrumental stories of domestic bliss and other issues, German troubadour opens into his personal space for all to see. Although there’s no deficit of guitar virtuosi on the scene, … Continue reading →

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ALEX SKOLNICK TRIO – Prove You’re Not A Robot

February 3, 2026

Flatiron 2025 Raging against technological vagaries, Brooklyn composer and his comrades serve up most human record of their two-decade career. Alex Skolnick has come a long way since his days as a precocious heavy metal star and embraced quite a … Continue reading →

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