Sunday, May 1, 2011

CD Review – Songs to the Earth, by Annette Cantor

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The primal and tribal power of ancient chants and hymns live on in Annette Cantor’s Songs to the Earth. The German-born and Vienna-trained...
Sunday, April 24, 2011

CD Review – A Time of Innocence, by Keith Driskill

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Keith Driskill is a simple man who lives a simple life with his four children in Spanish Fork, Utah, and that simplicity comes through on hi...
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Saturday, April 9, 2011

CD Review – Music for Commuting, by Ken Elkinson

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For years I have been searching for a perfect New Age album (besides Andy Summers’ 1988 guitar-and-synthesizer classic Mysterious Barricades...
Friday, April 1, 2011

CD Review – First Melancholy, Then the Night Stretch, by Rick Cutler

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Rick Cutler’s latest collection of piano instrumentals is a moody and evocative affair worthy of the album’s equally atmospheric title and c...
Sunday, March 27, 2011

CD Review – Throughout the Autumn Light, by Robert Linton

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Robert Linton is a man of deep thoughtfulness, and this sensitivity is evident on his latest recording of lyrical guitar instrumentals. Li...
Saturday, March 19, 2011

CD Review – A Moment Between Eternities, by Louis Colaiannia

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A Moment Between Eternities by Louis Colaiannia is one of the most original and unusual albums to be released in the last several years. Al...
Saturday, March 12, 2011

CD Review – The Shape of Things, by Josh Johnston

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If you’re looking for something to take you away, The Shape of Things by Josh Johnston provides a perfect escape. Consisting of gorgeous, a...
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