Geoff Tyson, Drinks With Infinity, 2020
One of two people to ever “graduate” from Joe Satriani’s teaching (the other one being that Steve Vai dude), so that will
Telergy, Black Swallow, 2020
As we have already learned from past Telergy releases, mastermind Robert McClung is not only a prolific music composer, he also always
The Selenites, Moon Madness, 2020
I must confess that after the first play I was not sure what to think about this album. But as usual I
Sons Of Ra, Cognitive, 2020
From Chicago hail instrumental progressive rock trio Sons Of Ra. The band is Erik Oldman on guitars, Keith Wakefield on bass and
Widetrack, The Unwakening, 2020
Father and son Tippin are back with a new album, The Unwakening. And where on their previous output I applauded the melancholy
The Foxholes, Konzert, 2020
Of course, reviewing this CD means for the foreseeable future I will have a hard time explaining I rarely discuss live albums
Subsignal, A Song For The Homeless, 2020
Normally I rarely feature live albums. Especially when I have doubts whether the contents have been “fixed” afterwards in a studio. But
Joep Pelt, The Lomax Sessions, 2020
The previously unknown (to me) fellow Dutchman Joep Pelt released this album last year. And it is his way of paying tribute
Aeons In Solitude, Mourning Cloak, 2020
From Greece come Aeons In Solitude. This is their debut and while artwork and title may hint at a rather dark metal
Inner Odyssey, The Void, 2020
From Canada (I think) come Inner Odyssey, a 5 piece prog rock / metal band with this self released album. And I
New releases and videos from Rock Company
On February 3 Rock Company will release the new album Hard Core by D’Ercole. This also marks the 50th release on the
Hats Off Gentlemen It’s Adequate, Nostalgia For Infinity, 2020
Probably the band with the longest name in the world, and sadly one I do not know anything about. They sent me
Cody Carpenter, Control, 2020
Last year I wrote a piece about the album Force Of Nature from Cody Carpenter. And now it is time for his
The Ninth, Olympic Dream Nightmare, 2020
I guess that title and artwork can only hint at one thing, the 1994 skating controversy between Nancy Kerrigan and Tonya Harding.