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Brand X: Live: The Rites of Spring Festival 2018
by Roger Weisman
It seems odd that in their four decades of existence (admittedly, with some definite gaps in activity) Brand X has never officially released any type of concert video document. Then again, perhaps it's not all that surprising. Brand X has always been a musicians' band. Image never seemed to be a concern. It is fitting that ...
Live: The Rites of Spring Festival 2018
By Brand X
Label: Self Produced
Released: 2018
Track listing: Nightmare Patrol; Disco Suicide; Not Good Enough; Born Ugly; Noddy Goes to Sweden; Why Should I Lend
You Mine; Maybe I’ll Lend You Mine Anyway; Cambodia; Malaga Virgen.
Locked & Loaded
By Brand X
Label: Self Produced
Released: 2018
Track listing: Disco Suicide; Earth Dance; Euthanasia Waltz; Isis Mourning; The Poke; Nuclear Burn; Cambodia (exclusive bonus track).
John McLaughlin: John McLaughlin and Jimmy Herring - Live in San Francisco
by Mike Jacobs
If you're a concert-goer of a certain age (and ilk), 2017 and early 2018 have proven fairly remarkable. Whether “last waltzes," overdue reunions or just plain old-school tenacity, many titans and heroes of the jazz-rock/prog era--such as Brand X, King Crimson, Soft Machine and The Dixie Dregs--have been making the rounds in some major markets and ...
Brand X: Locked & Loaded
by John Kelman
There are a great many bands whose lineups have been so fluid that keeping track of who was in the band when is no mean feat. Few bands have, however, had as complicated a history as Brand X. Even in its latest re-reincarnation, there's been a lineup shift between the high octane fusion group's January, 2017 ...
But Wait… There’s More! / Live 2017
By Brand X
Label: Self Produced
Released: 2017
Track listing: Intro; Nightmare Patrol; Euthanasia Waltz; Born Ugly; Isis Mourning; Nuclear
Burn; Magic Mist; Why Should I Lend You Mine…; …Maybe I'll Lend You Mine After
All; Hate Zone; And So to F; Malaga Virgen
Brand X: But Wait… There’s More! / Live 2017
by Roger Weisman
But Wait... There's More!, the new live album by Brand X captures a complete performance of the classic Anglo- American prog-jazz-fusion band (can we fit a few more hyphens in here?) from their recent, eagerly anticipated, recent tour. Recorded in January at the Sellersville Theater, it is a blistering, high energy set, reexploring material from their ...
Jazz-Fusion Legends Brand X Reunite To Tour U.S. Fall 2016 And Spring 2017
Legendary Jazz-Rock-Fusion band BRAND X has reunited and is preparing to celebrate their reunion with a Fall 2016/Spring 2017 U.S. tour, including a headline performance at Progtoberfest in Chicago on October 21st. Also on this initial run will be shows in Milwaukee, Detroit, Cleveland and Boston to name a few. BRAND X are recognized as true ...
Interview: Multi-Instrumentalist Paul Stafford
Q: You received your first drum kit at the age of five. Did your family already know you had an interest in music? A: I would say yes. The drum kit was purchased based on the constant beating on shoe boxes. My mindset was drumming as one would do in a school marching band. Although not ...
The Cellar and Point: Ambit
by Vic Albani
Due chitarre, violino, violoncello, vibrafono e ritmica. Curiosa line-up per uno dei gruppi più interessanti del momento, capace forse di rispondere alla domanda “dove sta andando la musica?." Molti recensori e critici festeggiano la strada di The Cellar and Point chiedendosi che razza di musica proponga questa formazione. New jazz o new pop? ...
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