Zalo’s Blues
self-released
After six Gypsy jazz albums, Gonzalo Bergara returns to his blues-rock roots with all the zeal one would expect from someone who caught the late, great Dan Hicks’ attention.
Category: Reviews
Reviews
Joecephus and the George Jonestown Massacre
Mutants of the Monster: A Tribute to Black Oak Arkansas
Saustex
Jim Dandy to the rescue — sort of.
“To the rescue” because all profits from the sale of “Mutants of the Monster: A Tribute to Black Oak Arkansas” will benefit Memphis-area animal rescue The Savior Foundation.
Reviews
Anderson/Stolt
Invention of Knowledge
Inside Out
For all intents and purposes, this is “Yes meets the Flower Kings.”
Jon Anderson has been saying for years that he wished to return to creating what he calls “Yes Music” — the long-form, epic style of progressive rock epitomized by that band on such albums as “Close to the Edge,” “Tales From Topographic Oceans” and “Relayer” in the 1970s.
Reviews
The Carnivaleros
Dreams Are Strange
RootaVega
The Tucson, Ariz.-based Carnivaleros have always possessed a knack for unusually interesting arrangements, often combining instruments not normally heard together.
