Category: Reviews
Album review – Glass Guitar (Vol 1) – Ned Evett – Fretless Guitar
It has been five long years since Ned Evett released his Adrian Belew produced album “Treehouse” and now the long awaited “Glass Guitar” (Vol 1) released September 20, 2016, is... Read More
Album review – Beneath the Sea – Deniz Atalay – Fretless Guitar
Denizin Ötesinde (Beneath the Sea) is a collection of fretless guitar compositions ranging from 1998 to 2011 but all rerecorded recently, for example the track “Aktur” was Deniz’s c... Read More
Album review – Fat Fit (Solos for Guitars) – Tellef Øgrim – Fretted and Fretless
Fat Fit (Solos for Guitars) is the second solo album from the Norwegian jazz/improv/rock guitarist Tellef Øgrim. It consists of 10 tracks encompassing Tellef’s eclectic style as well as his use... Read More
Album review – Pronounced Triple-V (VVV) Michael aTonal Vick – Fretless Guitar
ProNounced Triple-V VVV Michael ‘aTonal’ Vick returns as VVV in his new release Sound As Music Presents: ProNounced Triple-V (VVV). Most of this recording features Vick playing all instrum... Read More
Ancient Sounds – Album Review – Rahim AlHaj and Amjad Ali Kahn
Rahim AlHaj and Amjad Ali Kahn are masters of their instruments, the Oud and the Sarod respectively. On this CD they bring Arabic and Indian music together and create something absolutely different a... Read More
KÖLEN – album review – Tellef Øgrim & Anders Berg
KÖLEN – Overview KÖLEN is the third album from the duo collaboration of Norwegian fretless guitarist Tellef Øgrim and Swedish bassist Anders Berg. The album’s eight tracks are improvis... Read More
Via Zammata’ – Album Review – Dweezil Zappa
Dweezil Zappa’s new album – Via Zammata’ features him playing Fretless Guitar, Glissentar and Oud in what is certainly his best album to date. Dweezil Zappa’s father, Frank Zap... Read More
Infinite Hope – Album Review – Amjad Ali Kahn & Rahim AlHaj
Amjad Ali Kahn & Rahim AlHaj are masters of their instruments, the Sarod and the Oud respectively. On this CD they bring Arabic and Indian music together and create something absolutely different ... Read More
Fretless – Stickman – Album Review – Neil Haverstick
This is a compilation of Neil Haverstick’s Fretless Guitar pieces covering the years 1993 to 2009. In his own words: “Playing Fretless Guitar presents many challenges, but allows me to fi... Read More- 2 of 4
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