Markus Reuter, Truce 2, 2022
And here we have an album released in 2022! Based on the musical input by high profiled Moonjune artists, Markus Reuter ((touch)guitars
Tag: fusion
Beledo, Seriously Deep, 2021
Here we are in 2023, and I am still listening to albums sent to me in 2021. Anyway, a promise is a
Asaf Sirkis, Solar Flash, 2021
Israeli drummer Asaf Sirkis has teamed up with famed UK keyboardist Gary Husband and Scottish bassist Kevin Glasgow to create his new
Vasko Atanasovski Adrabesa Quartet, Phoenix, 2020
This quartet consists of a percussionist / Indian Tabla drummer, an accordionist, a tuba player and a composer / saxophonist. Out on
Pymlico, On This Day, 2020
With the exception of their debut, all Pymlico releases are present here on the blog. So it is nice to give their
PanzerBallett, Planet Z, 2020
My first time listening to a Panzerballett album. And it sure makes for an otherworldly experience… This is for people who are
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
Sirkis Bialas IQ, Our New Earth, 2019
Second album from Asaf Sirkis (drums) and Sylwia Bialas (vocals and waterphone) with Frank Harrison on keyboards and Kevin Glasgow on bass.
Yuval Ron, Somewhere In This Universe, 2019
Let me first set the record straight on the title. The official full length title of this album is Somewhere In This
Bryan Beller, Scenes From The Flood, 2019
Some musicians are so talented it’s almost inhuman. And when they often work with other guys whose chops are also out of
Nicolas Meier World Group, Peaceful, 2019
Guitarist Nicolas Meier has been featuring in many guises here on the blog. And where many of his contemporaries (on the familiar
Mark Wingfield & Gary Husband, Tor & Vale, 2019
Guitarist Mark Wingfield is no stranger to these pages. And while not everything he does suits me, several of his albums are
Oxley Meier, The Alluring Ascent, 2019
As if running an award winning venue, touring with Jeff Beck or releasing numerous albums isn’t enough, you can always get together
Vasil Hadzimanov Band, Lines In Sand, 2019
Been a couple of years since previous album Alive was discussed here. And looking back, and now hearing this, I have been