The End Part 1, released this February independently is the new album by French guitarist Julien Brasart. Entirely instrumental in the veins of the greatest guitar heroes of the ’80s, this album pays homage to …READ MORE
Fraser Edwards is known for his catchy melodies, lightning-fast guitar work and unique brand of humor. His fun lyrical subjects, evidenced in his 2020 viral hit “Stop Saying We Sound Like DragonForce” led to Fraser …READ MORE
Banjo Metal Rules! When you think of Americana music, you wouldn’t automatically think of a British Musician, that is until you’ve heard The Reckoning by Fraser Edwards. The 3rd solo album by the virtuoso guitarist/producer/engineer …READ MORE
The Scott Allen Project has released three full length albums since 2006. The band’s latest release is an EP. The band’s bio explains that it reflects the current trend of album format being less central …READ MORE
Virtuoso keyboardist Mistheria accurately describes his 13 song instrumental release as “…a combination of my original songs and classical covers and a blend of them…songs range from Metal and Symphonic-Metal to Prog including some New-Age …READ MORE
Patrick Grant’s A Sequence of Waves is a genre bridging blend of neoclassical guitar, contemporary instrumental experimentation, and film score influenced, rock-based composition. With Grant at the helm as the primary writer and multi-instrumentalist, backed …READ MORE
Death Of Roses is the 15th instrumental release from Tony MacAlpine. MacAlpine hit the shred guitar scene in 1986 with his first release, Edge Of Insanity, on the much vaunted Shrapnel Records label. Playing both …READ MORE
This self-titled instrumental shred EP comes from Toronto Canada’s Mike Milan Dedic. While a 5-song collection of Neoclassical guitar pyrotechnics isn’t for everyone, within its genre it fires on all cylinders and makes a strong statement …READ MORE