Joe Bonamassa has been playing since he was four years old. It sounds it. He’s got excellent chops and a great feel for the blues. His latest CD, You & Me, infuses his evident love of the blues with more of a southern, swampy sound.
Nicolas Hernandez’s debut CD is a skillful blend of flamenco and other world genres. His guitar playing is exquisite and you will find yourself captivated by the songs on this album.
An EP from the new lineup of Evil Beaver, with Gene Trautman (Queens of the Stone Age) replacing Laura Ann Beaver as Evie Evil’s partner in music. Raw pounding music produced by veteran Mike Terry (Foo Fighters).
Political statements, ecological stands, social commentary and a very commercial pop sound from a three-piece band. No, it’s not Green Day! You might find this terrific trio a bit more reminiscent of England’s Muse. An exceptional album!
An interesting concept album about Captain Kidd, featuring some great musicianship and arrangements in a style you might think of as Celtic Progressive Rock.
I would highly recommend this CD – it’s good old rock and roll, nicely flavored with many stylish rhythms and influences of guitarist Tom Guerra.
A review of Dadi’s fingerpicks, made in the style of Pro-Pik’s open face fingerpick rather than Dunlop’s traditional style.
Some serious fusion and progressive influences from some guys rooted in heavy metal. Think of a blend of King Crimson and Metallica with hints of Pink Floyd and I think you’ll have a good idea of this instrumental music.