Review of Blue Landscapes III: Frontiers by Robert Thies & Damjan Krajacic
Spontaneity often breeds freshness and never more than it does in music. What takes it to another level is two musicians coming together. This is... Read More
Album Reviews
Review of Woodlands by Rudy Adrian
3 min read
The first word that came to my mind when I listened to Woodlands was ‘perfect.’ I know this word could have different connotations and angles... Read More
Review of Bloom Ascension by Steve Roach
2 min read
There are very few aspects of electronic music that separates a brilliant piece of work from the rest, and Steve Roach has this uncanny knack... Read More
Review of ‘Promise’–New Album by FLOW
2 min read
What happens when a cluster of celebrated musicians come together, bringing together their individual brilliance to fuse something unique that blends every aspect of their... Read More
This is a special edition of the album, which contains remastered songs along with two bonus tracks making it a beautiful package of ambient and... Read More
Creating different moods or vistas through an instrument is not an easy task by any means, but if done, it gives joy to both the... Read More
Review of ‘How It Happened’ by Tom Eaton
2 min read
I am sure you have read or heard Tom Eaton’s name on several albums of your favorite musicians in various genres. Yes, he is the... Read More
Review of Chapters by Stephen Wallack
2 min read
Stephen Wallack released his first full-length album with ‘Chapters’ and offers a rhythmic collection of songs on the solo piano. Why I mention rhythmic is... Read More
Looking at the album and the tracks, I got a feeling that the music must be a journey–fluid and gentle current flowing toward the horizon... Read More
Review of FIRE OPAL by Massergy
2 min read
The album, Fire Opal, carries a unique undercurrent of healing as it’s theme takes inspiration from the Mexican ceremony ‘Velada.’ What makes it further unique... Read More
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