I love working with Anne Claire from Bad Dog Promotions. She has introduced me to many new bands this year that I probably would not…
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Category: CD Reviews
The Lost Vision of the Chandoo Priest, a Memorable Debut
The Lost Vision of the Chandoo Priest – The Lost Vision of the Chandoo Priest (Ams Records, 2022) The Lost Vision of the Chandoo Priest…
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FromUZ – “Asymmetric Rules”
When I first found out about FromUZ, back in 2011, I immediately requested to review two of their greatest works, Quartus Artifactus and the Seventh…
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Transfixing Kid Arrow
Kid Arrow – In Unison, We Rise (2022) In Unison, We Rise is a spellbinding electronic music track that lasts over one hour. Japanese musician…
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Fiery Debut from Guitar Hero Dan Begelman
Dan Begelman – Something Glass (DSB Records, 2022) “Something Glass” is the debut solo album by guitar wizard and composer Dan Begelman. The album features…
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Black Swan Lane – “Blind”
I have been reviewing Black Swan Lane’s albums ever since I first heard them and found out about the band and Jack Sobel’s connections, to…
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The Samurai of Prog Celebrate the Multifaceted Rising Phoenix
The Samurai Of Prog – Anthem to the Phoenix Star featuring Marco Grieco (Seacrest Oy SCR-1037, 2022) The Samurai of Prog, the finest progressive rock…
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Stellar Debut by Limite Acque Sicure
Limite Acque Sicure – Limite Acque Sicure (Minotauro Records, 2022) It is a delight to see a constant flow of superb Italian progressive rock groups.…
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Beguiling Musical Celebration of Brazil’s Coastal Rainforest
Mata Atlântica – Retiro e Ritmo (7D Media, 2022) The Mata Atlântica – Retiro e Ritmo album uses a wide range of musical influences to…
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Verbal Delirium – “Conundrum”
I truly enjoyed Jargon’s solo album, The Fading Thought. Well, now the band he fronts, Verbal Delirium, is back with its follow up to their…
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