Gene Argel - LuminescentA Tacoma native, pianist Gene Argel left the Northwest in his early twenties to gig in Las Vegas, Los Angeles and points west, including the island of Maui, where he's lived since 1982. In this big hearted outing, Gene returned to Seattle to join old friends for his recording debut as a leader at 76 years old! They create music that is joyful, soulful and funky, as heard on Jay Thomas' 'Baby Gator,' two beautiful tunes from his long time Maui

to his stint as bassist in Sugar (Bob Mould's legendary post-Husker Du band)

"I saw how the less emotion there was in the rhythm

intelligent and honest drama is a heartfelt tribute to everyone's best friend that will make you watery-eyed

Studio recordings with other partners did not find the same spontaneity and brio as in that live recording with Irmgard Seefried and Erik Werba

On Arch Enemy's follow up to 2017's 'Will To Power' they have never sounded hungrier

then "jump up" with marching moves that get the heart racing and the booty shaking

Next to the music

Fields of the Nephilim is the creation of vocalist and front man Carl McCoy

Jacob has included several of his own intabulations in this captivating programme

as a nationally different set of rules

emotive aspects of the BWRs sound remain intact

Thurston Moore