With 'Backyard Astronomy' Chris Forte shows what a varied and inspired guitar album can sound like.
On 'SE3' Spencer Elliott and his trio show that finger picking acoustic guitar isn't all pastoral and quiet.
On 'Catharsis,' Vancouver's Marc-E, blurs the lines between the genres of instrumental music to great success.
Disaster Relief covers a wide musical field on 'Back Into It' - from soul/funk to various strands of world music, and it's all stuff you'll find yourself putting on repeat.
Ryan Dugré delivers an acoustic guitar album that is neither Fahey-style, modern classical, nor New Age, but all of those in the best sense of what they are supposed to be.
Clearly inspired by YouTube, Disney has just released an album of 10 lo-fi instrumental covers of some of their most classic songs, like "Hakuna Matata" and "Into the Unknown."
The Color of Cyan proves with their latest album, 'Agape', that there's still life in guitar-driven post-rock.
On 'Tancade,' Gaspar Claus delivers a truly cleansing musical experience, all with the use of one instrument, his cello.
Moon and Bike deliver mood music that really works without crossing the border into kitsch, on their debut album, 'One.'