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Have world class metal guitarist Stu Marshall (Empires of Eden) on your next album

November 6th, 2010 by Craig Hartranft

Stu MarshallLooking for guitars on your album? Session guitarist, clinician and Empires of Eden main-man Stu Marshall (Paindivision, Dungeon) is opening up November and December for session work. With a very fast turnaround and world-class production, Stu is offering special deals for the next two months. Single songs can be catered for. (more…)

Tags: Empires of Eden, guitaris for hire, guitarist, Hard Rock, Heavy Metal, Progressive Metal, Progressive Rock, session guitarist, session musician, Stu Marshall, studio musician
Posted in Alternative Metal, Hard Rock, Heavy Metal, Instrumental, Melodic Hard Rock, Modern Heavy Metal, Music News, Progressive Metal

String theory in action with Random Touch’s “Reverberating Apparatus,” coming Oct 15

October 4th, 2010 by Craig Hartranft

10/4/2010 – Algonquin, IL – Reverberating Apparatus, the Random Touch’s fourteenth release, is dominated by a revisit to the fusion of their teenage years, heard through the lens of four decades of musical exploration.

String Theory suggests a universe comprised of music, of vibration itself.  And serendipity seems a natural outcome of quantum mechanics.  If there are eleven dimensions as M Theory proposes, then four or more of them play a role in the uncompromising and naked improvisation of this remarkable and serendipitous group. (more…)

Tags: Alternative Rock, Glass Onyon PR, instrumental rock, Progressive Rock, Random Touch, Reverberating Apparatus
Posted in Alternative Rock, Independent Artist, Instrumental, Music News, Progressive Rock

Accomplished Flamenco guitarist Mehran offers an entertaining work, Angels of Persepolis

July 10th, 2010 by Craig Hartranft

Mehran Angels of PersepolisThough this disc doesn’t fit the Dangerdog Music Review motif, Mehran’s Angels of Persepolis deserves some comment beyond our normal review context. Mr. Mehran is a musician of Iranian descent living in Chicago playing Flamenco guitar. An odd combination, but Mehran is quite good at his craft. To the best of my knowledge, Angels of Persepolis is Mehran’s first full-length work. (more…)

Tags: instrumental guitar, Mehran, Music Review
Posted in Instrumental, Music Review, Progressive Rock

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