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Tag Archives: guitar
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
STEPHAN THELEN – Fractal Guitar 4
May 11, 2026
MoonJune 2026 Swiss architect of sonic alliances and his aural liaisons unleash emotionality and synthesize wondrous possibilities out of the ether. Spinning a kaleidoscope can be addictive, because the endless randomness of combinations its elements fall into feels entertaining, albeit … Continue reading
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Tagged fusion, guitar, instrumental, Jon Durant, Markus Reuter, prog rock, Stephan Thelen
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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Tagged fusion, guitar, instrumental, Mark Wingfield, prog rock
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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Tagged Fernando Perdomo, guitar, instrumental, jazz rock
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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Tagged guitar, instrumental, Tom Salvatori
