With 'Backyard Astronomy' Chris Forte shows what a varied and inspired guitar album can sound like.
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.
The electro-prog duo Zombi make their return with the announcement of a heavy new album, Direct Inject, followed by a Spring tour.
LA's acclaimed math rock duo standards have unveiled "Cosmos", continuing their fruitful combination of musical chops and catchy guitar-driven melodies.
On 'Catharsis,' Vancouver's Marc-E, blurs the lines between the genres of instrumental music to great success.
On 'Offworld Radiation Therapy,' Memnon Sa delivers a musically credible futuristic vision of a utopian-like world.
With 'In The Rain Shadow' MVI musical collective come up with an album that escapes all the trappings of both New Age and prog rock genres.
With 'Cosmic Flute Rides Again, NTHNL comes up with something that's much more than just another New Age album.
In-demand pedal steel player & improvisor Rich Hinman shares his new single "Buddy," a simple, hymn-like piece, created as a one-take improvisation.
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.
On 'SE3' Spencer Elliott and his trio show that finger picking acoustic guitar isn't all pastoral and quiet.
The Color of Cyan proves with their latest album, 'Agape', that there's still life in guitar-driven post-rock.
On 'Arkinetics,' drummer/composer Dan Kurfirst goes beyond just a set of rhythmic patterns and delivers something compelling.
On 'Tancade,' Gaspar Claus delivers a truly cleansing musical experience, all with the use of one instrument, his cello.
On their new single, "What You Need It For", India's Ioish deliver something exciting and stay true to the post-rock/prog path they have taken from their start.
London alt-psych rocker Sabatta delivered a fiery new single, "Take You There", where Yinka lets his guitar rip in a similar vein to Van Halen.
Acclaimed Los Angeles math-rock masters standards have unveiled "Big Bad," a song that makes you want to go wild.
Moon and Bike deliver mood music that really works without crossing the border into kitsch, on their debut album, 'One.'
When jazz pianist Vince Guaraldi released his soundtrack for A Charlie Brown Christmas back in 1965, he probably never thought that this holiday special would become one of the best-selling jazz albums of all time.
On 'Between All Things,' through their ambient approach, OHMA is able to aurally fill the gap between all things, real or imagined.
Venice Beach’s acclaimed psych-rock duo Movie Club have just released their latest instrumental odyssey title Great White.
Small Isles, helmed by prolific artist and composer Jim Fairchild, has released his brand new cinematic EP, Everything on Memory.
On 'Midnight Crisp' trumpeter Takuya Kuroda truly delivers excellent modern jazz fusion that doesn’t shy away from combining jazz and hip-hop in all its forms and guises.
Greg Anderson returns as The Lord with 'Worship: Bernard Herrmann Tribute,' an album consisting of 9 new pieces of suspenseful and evocative guitar music.