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Tag Archives: instrumental
JEFF AUG – Kiss Of The Liquid Moon
February 25, 2024

Heavy Progressive / Brainstorm Music 2024 Unplugged again, six-string wizard spellbinds his old aficionados and freshly acquired followers alike. Those whose horizon Jeff Aug’s silhouette shaded only after he had soiled his chops to go off on a collective tangent … Continue reading
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Tagged acoustic, guitar, instrumental, Jeff Aug
ZANOV – Lost In The Future
February 23, 2024

Zanov Music 2023 On a fantastic voyage into the great unknown, French maven of synthetic sonics fathoms frontiers of faraway feasibilities. Nigh on five decades down the line from the moment he fell in love with artificial aural shapes, Pierre … Continue reading
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Tagged instrumental, prog rock, Zanov
SCOTT HENDERSON – Karnevel!
February 21, 2024

Mango Prom 2024 Funfair festivities for fusion and funk aficionados feverishly dreaming of riding a timewarp carousel. Formulating futuristic schemes may have become commonplace for musicians trying to tightrope-walk the thin line between jazz and rock, and Scott Henderson is … Continue reading
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Tagged fusion, guitar, instrumental, jazz, Scott Henderson
KOLLAR COX TRUFFAZ RAINERI – Live
February 11, 2024

Hevhetia 2023 Slowly burning telepathy from transatlantic foursome caught in the act of tuneful communication. Two guitars and two trumpets don’t seem to be an ordinary instrumental array for a touring collective in which three Europeans meet an American and … Continue reading
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Tagged David Kollar, Erik Truffaz, instrumental, jazz, live, Paolo Raineri, Rick Cox


