New Dusan Jevtoic, White Willow, GORGG CD Tonite
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Topic: New Dusan Jevtoic, White Willow, GORGG CD Tonite
Posted By: gagliarchives
Subject: New Dusan Jevtoic, White Willow, GORGG CD Tonite
Date Posted: October 19 2013 at 10:25
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Join the gagliarchives, at 10PM Eastern Daylight Time Saturday night for program 1340 as we feature new music from Serbian guitarist Dusan Jevtovic titled Am I Walking Wrong? We'll also feature new music from German project Traumhaus titled Das Geheimnis which features Spock's Beard drummer Jimmy Keegan along with new music from GORGG which features many artists in their tribute to Gentle Giant influenced music titled Age Of Twilight. We'll also celebrate the 40th anniversary of Billy Cobham's Spectrum along with the 40th anniversary of the Renaissance classic Ashes Are Burning and other goodies from the vaults. We'll also spotlight our #1 album in requests for the 4th straight week from iconic vocalist Fish and his new album titled Feast Of Consequences. Stay tuned for lots of surprises! Join us in chat at http://progressiveears.org/" rel="nofollow - http://progressiveears.org How To Listen: Windows Media at http://staff.bcc.edu/z889/stream/z889.asx" rel="nofollow - http://staff.bcc.edu/z889/stream/z889.asx Quicktime at http://staff.bcc.edu/z889/stream/z889.qtl" rel="nofollow - http://staff.bcc.edu/z889/stream/z889.qtl Shoutcast at http://staff.bcc.edu/z889/stream/z889-stream.pls" rel="nofollow - http://staff.bcc.edu/z889/stream/z889-stream.pls and through Aural Moon both live tonight and replayed Tuesday morning at 11AM athttp://auralmoon.com/playlinks/auralmoon56kmp3.pls Website: http://gagliarchives.com/" rel="nofollow - http://gagliarchives.com/ Twitter: http://twitter.com/gagliarchives" rel="nofollow - http://twitter.com/gagliarchives Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/gagliarchives" rel="nofollow - http://www.facebook.com/gagliarchives Interview Podcasts: http://gagliarchives.podbean.com/" rel="nofollow - http://gagliarchives.podbean.com/ Newswire: http://globalprogressiverocknews.blogspot.com/" rel="nofollow - http://globalprogressiverocknews.blogspot.com/ To tune in live Saturday Night: 88.9FM/95.1FM/100.7 Philadelphia, PA; Delaware Valley Region Internet: http://www.z889.org/" rel="nofollow - http://www.z889.org/ http://auralmoon.com/" rel="nofollow - http://auralmoon.com/ ------------- The Gagliarchives...The Only Place To Be Saturday Nights |
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Posted By: Svetonio
Date Posted: April 03 2015 at 07:54
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Serbian prog-rock guitarist and composer Dušan Jevtović is http://www.progarchives.com/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=95584" rel="nofollow - already suggested for PA's Eclectic Prog section; Live is his second full-lenght album released on Leonardo Pavkovic' MoonJune Records. http://dusanjevtovic-moonjune.bandcamp.com/album/live" rel="nofollow - http://dusanjevtovic-moonjune.bandcamp.com/album/live 
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In the 18 months since the Moonjune studio release of the highly inspired “Am I Walking Wrong”, guitarist Dusan Jevtovic and his bandmates have been honing these compositions through constant touring. This live release comprises two separate performances with two different rhythm sections. It is especially interesting to hear alternate interpretations on 6 of the 14 tracks by the different lineups. The first 7 tracks were recorded live at ACLAM in Barcelona with Bernat Hernandez and Marko Djordjevic (the rhythm section on “Am I Walking Wrong”) while the remainder were recorded in Dusan’s hometown of Kragujevac in Serbia with bassist Vladimir Samardzic and drummer Amar Cesljar. Working with a fairly straightforward pallet of guitar/bass/drums, Dusan and company perform with great joy as they playfully reinterpret these tunes. With the main riff and melodic structure serving as the musical backbone, the band begins to deconstruct and reimagine the music through creative syncopated improvisation. Though I would categorize this music as an adventurous take on Post-Rock, both band incarnations stress the importance of playing off one another and letting the energy and flow of each track evolve almost organically – hallmarks of the best in jazz playing. The almost reverent silence of the audience in both locations during the performance attests to the captivating skill of these fine players. Both rhythm sections lay the groundwork for some of the most inventive and inspired guitarwork in the past decade. Fans of Robert Fripp, David Torn, Nels Cline, Jeff Beck and even Jimi Hendrix will be very pleased by this thoughtful set of smoldering tunes.