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Tag Archives: instrumental
THE BREAKERS – A Seahorse Of A Different Color
September 14, 2024

Sharawaji 2023 Ocean winds blow in Windy City in search of impact zone – and crash with melodious thrum. For all its brilliance, THE BREAKERS’ 2022 release was a little more than a mere corralling of odds and sods which, … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews
Tagged instrumental, surf rock, The Breakers
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
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Tagged Brian Tarquin, Carl Verheyen, fusion, guitar, instrumental, Jean-Luc Ponty, Phil Naro, Steve Morse
THE STORDIAU REVOLUTION – A Construct Of The Mind
July 30, 2024

The Stordiau Revolution 2024 Going for Gothic grandeur, a guardian of enigmatic electronica glimpses light in the gloom. Perceived wisdom may dictate pitching all things soulful against cerebral matters, and the titles of Alexander Stordiau’s two 2004 EPs, and “A … Continue reading
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Tagged electronic, instrumental, prog rock, The Stordiau Revolution
LEON ALVARADO – The Changing Tide
July 14, 2024

Melodic Revolution 2024 Exploring the dark side of atom heart, art-rock maven refracts his heroes’ method through creative prism. Imitation might be the sincerest form of flattery but, experienced as he is, this artist knows better than to fall in … Continue reading
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Tagged instrumental, John Helliwell, Leon Alvarado, Pink Floyd, prog rock, Tony Franklin
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


