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Tag Archives: instrumental
RANDY ARMSTRONG – Echoes Of Tomorrow
September 27, 2025

UMP 2025 New Hampshire harvester of harmonies harnesses the future with understated guitar grandeur. Approaching his sixtieth year as a recording artist, this American master of six strings may have accrued quite a few accolades, and his exploration of new … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews
Tagged guitar, instrumental, jazz, Randy Armstrong
BRYAN BELLER – Calm Before The Storm
September 20, 2025

Onion Boy 2025 Esteemed bassist revisits his sophomore effort to find new meanings in nearly forgotten past. Given his proclivity for collaborations with top talent, there’s no wonder in the scarcity of Bryan Beller’s solo output which amounts to three … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews
Tagged Bryan Beller, fusion, instrumental, Mike Keneally, Toss Panos
FERNANDO PERDOMO – Waves 8
September 4, 2025

Fernando Perdomo 2025 American melodicist deploys tranquil expectancy to add contrast to his year-round array of tidal scrutiny. Prior to the eighth volume of this series, one could detect little correlation between Joe Galdo’s photographs which inspired to commit to … Continue reading
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Tagged Fernando Perdomo, fusion, instrumental, prog rock
SOFT MACHINE – Floating World Live
August 27, 2025

MoonJune 2006 / 2025 And then there were five: flaunting unfamiliar fusion fantasies in front of audience, Canterbury’s finest take flight. It had taken these adventurers about eight months to incorporate a full-member guitarist into their ranks to become a … Continue reading
Posted in Reissues
Tagged Allan Holdsworth, fusion, instrumental, John Marshall, Karl Jenkins, live, Mike Ratledge, prog rock, Roy Babbington, Soft Machine
DIEGO PIÑERA feat. John Patitucci & David Kikoski – Evidence
August 13, 2025

Iapetus 2025 Berlin-based and internationally minded drummer engages jazz legends in impromptu greatness. During the last decade, Diego Piñera has been experimenting with constantly diminishing ensembles, the beat master’s Uruguayan upbringing and Berklee education helping him to rope in fellow … Continue reading
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Tagged David Kikoski, Diego Piñera, instrumental, jazz, John Patitucci


