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Album review: WILL PIKE – Elevator

The Elastic Stage Store [Release date 13.10.26] Will Pike’s ‘Elevator’ is an impressive art rock and ambient concept album. It’s glued together by amoeba like soundscapes with a proggy undertow, and interestingly it’s an instrumental album with a sense of … Continue reading
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Tagged album, ambient, art rock, Caravan, David Gilmour, Elevator, Larry Carlton, Lee Ritenour, Pink Floyd, prog rock, review, Rolling Stones, The Beatles, Will Pike
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Album review: CHRIS ALLARD – Invisible Landscape

Perdido [Release date 10.06.16] Chris Allard probably won’t thank me for saddling him with the jazz fusion tag, but he’s a subtle guitarist who evokes the likes of John Schofield and Lee Ritenour over 10 tracks full of inspired interplay, … Continue reading


