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
Tag: instrumental
Nili Brosh, Spectrum, 2019
If ever there was a title that fits the contents, then it must be this one. This is an album that showcases
Michel Héroux, Now, 2019
On my quest to find the time to work my way through all the backlog regarding the reviews I want to write,
Cody Carpenter, Force Of Nature, 2019
Maybe not everybody will agree, but I think, when done right, instrumental music can be just as exciting as vocal music. There
Pymlico, Nightscape, 2018
Originally a project that served as an musical outlet for Norwegian drummer and multi-instrumentalist Arild Broter (with a / through the “o”),
The Fierce And The Dead, The Euphoric, 2018
Finally the time has come to discuss the new The Fierce And The Dead (TFATD) album The Euphoric with you. In their
OH, Metallia, 2018
This is the second time Olivia Hadjiioannou, better known as OH., makes an appearance here on the blog. The first time was
Peter Banks, The Self-Contained Trilogy, + The Anthology, 2018
Peter Banks, is that not the first guitarist of Yes? Indeed he is, he played on their first 2 albums. And what
Hadal Sherpa, Self Titled, 2017
From Finland comes this 5 man instrumental progressive rock band. And while we have discussed instrumental prog here before, Hadal Sherpa manage
Murder and Parliament, Self Titled, 2017
Not sure, but think this is the first Bad Elephant release on the blog. With more to follow, rest assured 🙂 Murder
Sunrise Auranaut, Inserter, 2018
Album number 5 already for Russian multi-instrumentalist Vitaly Kiselev. Again with help from Alexander Malakhov on synthesisers. Besides writing and playing and
Matheus Manente, Illusions Dimension, 2017
This is the debut from Matheus Manente, a Brazilian multi instrumentalist and one man band. To be honest, when I started listening
Sunrise Auranaut, The Ocean Of Unspoken Words, 2017
Oh my! In my review of the previous album from Vitaly Kiselev’s Sunrise Auranaut I suggested he’d try a more focused approach
Mark Bogert, Painting The World, 2016
Yes, sometimes one can discuss the quality of artwork. Personally, I do not like the cover chosen for this release. On the