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MARK VICKNESS INTERCONNECTED – In The Rain Shadow
July 28, 2023

Interconnected 2023 American axeman embraces environmental moods of a fresh landscape and sculpts paeans to his home. There were quite a few changes in the life of Mark Vickness – brought about not only by the pandemic wickedness but also … Continue reading
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Tagged folk rock, instrumental, Mark Vickness, Mark Vickness Interconnected
JONAS HELLBORG – The Concert Of Europe
July 8, 2023

Bardo 2023 Swedish master of celestially chthonic rumble and his stellar companions take the listener for a continental shift on the recently dusted-off tapes. When a concert album is an artsy statement and also a stimulus to investigate the artist’s … Continue reading
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Tagged Bernie Worrell, fusion, Ginger Baker, instrumental, Jonas Hellborg
HELD BY TREES – Eventide / Solace – Live At Real World
May 25, 2023

Sound Canyon 2023 A binary look at existential dilemmas from mirror men who believe that party can’t be over. This arboreal ensemble’s oeuvre may seem understated, yet they arguably are one of the most important instrumental troupes to emerge from … Continue reading
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Tagged Held By Trees, instrumental, live, prog rock, Robbie McIntosh
ANDERSON, CHUTE, EASLEY – Adventures Of The Moss Bear
April 14, 2023

ACE 2022 Vibrantly invigorating, if finely nuanced, jazz trip from a freshly formed trio of intrepid spirits. Although these three players seem to have pedigrees so dissimilar there’s hardly any common ground for them do dance on, it’s live improv … Continue reading
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Tagged Dave Anderson, Dave Easley, fusion, instrumental, jazz, Tom Chute
JASON BLAKE – Subsequent Ruins
March 9, 2023

7D Media 2023 If the piper can’t lead us to reason, Chicagoan twelve-stringer will color the rhyme. The story of The Rat-Catcher from Hamelin is a grim one, the tale in which children fall victim to a strife between adults … Continue reading
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Tagged guitar, instrumental, Jason Blake, Marco Minnemann, prog rock