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Tag Archives: instrumental
ANCHOR AND BURDEN – Kosmonautik Pilgrimage
February 17, 2023

MoonJune 2023 Getting physical, heavy avant-gardists gear up for another spaced-out anabasis and see it through to the end. Lately, Markus Reuter’s discography has become labyrinthine enough to provide his followers with a chance of a fresh discovery every now … Continue reading
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Tagged Alexander Paul Dowerk, Anchor And Burden, Asaf Sirkis, fusion, instrumental, Markus Reuter, prog rock
PETER HESSLEIN – Night Drive 3
February 13, 2023

Lucifer’s Records 2022 The last chapter of LUCIFER’S FRIEND guitarist’s trip down nocturnal highways dissolves in the mist of time. Although Peter Hesslein’s Latin-tinged credentials were apparent ever since “Spanish Galleon” had been launched, it took the veteran several decades … Continue reading
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Tagged guitar, instrumental, Mike Starrs, Peter Hesslein
STEPHAN THELEN – Fractal Guitar 3
February 9, 2023

MoonJune 2022 Another sound-bending journey towards infinite discovery of fantastic forms concealed in a sea of ordered noise. It’s about time Stephan Thelen’s coterie started fretting about his sanity because, having designed the “fractal guitar” technique, the Swiss arist opened … Continue reading
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Tagged fusion, guitar, instrumental, Jon Durant, Markus Reuter, prog rock, Stephan Thelen
STICK MEN – Tentacles
January 30, 2023

MoonJune 2022 Out of a time capsule and into the open, veterans of tuneful noise feel their way towards next adventure. A six-year gap on the road to perpetual discovery of sonic delights was the first pit stop for this … Continue reading
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Tagged fusion, instrumental, Markus Reuter, Pat Mastelotto, prog rock, Stick Men, Tony Levin


