All posts tagged "Album Review"
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Concentric – V
Concerntric is a three-piece from Milwaukee, Wisconsin. This is their second album even though it is called “V.” The “V” represents the five tracks here...
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Black Sheep Wall – No Matter Where It Ends
While I may not have actually heard the music of Black Sheep Wall before this latest album, the name alone has given me a few...
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Autumn Chorus – The Village to the Vale
Autumn Chorus (a name that describes the band’s sound to a T) hail from the historic English city of Brighton, known to music fans as...
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Alamaailman Vasarat – Valta
This band was formed by former members of the Finnish avant-rock group Hoyry-Kone. Unlike that band these guys are purely instrumental and not as electric...
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Höstsonaten – The Rime of the Ancient Mariner – Chapter One
In spite of its name (an homage to Ingmar Bergman’s 1978 film, Autumn Sonatain the English translation, which marked Ingrid Bergman’s final appearance on the big...
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Ergo – If Not Inertia
Electroacoustic trio Ergo was formed in the early 2000s by New York-based trombonist Brett Sroka, who was inspired by the seamless blend of electronics and...
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Innerspace – The Village
Although I’d probably tend to cite Voivod as my favourite Canadian band, this country has a proud legacy of warm, melodic prog rock, both from...
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Chad Wackerman – Dreams, Nightmares and Improvisations
California-born drummer Chad Wackerman needs no introduction for fans of jazz-rock/fusion. After his 7-year stint with Frank Zappa in the Eighties – started when he...
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MoeTar – From These Small Seeds
Bay Area-based quintet MoeTar was founded in 2008 by the two artists it is named after – vocalist Moorea Dickason (Moe) and bassist Tarik Ragab...
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Peter Matuchniak – Uncover
It takes a certain level of class and charm to make music that’s both complex and mellow. Many jazz musicians are able to do this,...
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