Bruno Vansina released "No Future" on Bandcamp in August.
Earlier this week, he announced that the album will be made available on LP as well.
Featuring Louise van den Heuvel on bass and Teun Verbruggen on drums.
“Tyranny of Tone” is the 2026 powerhouse release from Brian Tarquin & Heavy Friends, a guitar-driven instrumental album that unites Tarquin’s analog craftsmanship with an extraordinary roster of world-class players. Recorded at Tarquin’s Jungle Room Studios and mastered by David Glasser at Airshow Mastering, the album blends fusion, rock, cinematic textures, and deep musical camaraderie all in service of a cause that matters. Most importantly, the album supports the California Fire Foundation www.cafirefoundation.org, helping families of fallen firefighters and communities recovering from catastrophic fires. Tarquin’s Heavy Friends projects have long centered on giving back — and Tyranny of Tone continues that legacy with heart, intention, and world-class musicianship.
1. Tyranny of Tone feat. Joe Satriani
2. IG-NITE feat. Steve Hackett
3. Out of the Ashes feat. Gary Hoey, Joe Deninzon & Hal Lindes
4. Dead Reckoning feat. Gus G
5. Atom Smasher feat. Bumblefoot & Stu Hamm
6. Intergalactic Burn feat. Bruce Kulick
7. Übermensch feat. Doug Rappoport
8. Visions of the Eternal Flame feat. Karen Briggs
9. Phoenix Rising feat. Carl Verheyen
I recently got hold of the "Frank Zappa - Live In Paris 1980" DVD.
Released in Australia and New Zealand in 2008.
It features a selection from a 1980 broadcast on French TV.
Re-broadcast in 2007.
It's a nice little thing (34 minutes) but the real deal (= the entire concert) is up on YouTube !!
Little Feat’s "Ripe Tomatos Volume One" got released in 2002.
It's a 2 CD compilation spanning 30 years of unreleased live archives from 1971 to 2001.
Curated by band members Bill Payne and Paul Barrere, the release offers a a nice view at the group's evolution across both the Lowell George / Roy Estrada era and subsequent formations.
The Beasts Of Bourbon's "Sour Mash" album is getting a vinyl re-issue on the Italian Radiation record label.
On standard black vinyl, but also on translucent pink vinyl.
Originally released in 1988, the album includes 'Hard Work Drivin' Man', a song that was recorded by Captain Beefheart for the "Blue Collar" movie in 1978.
Joe Taylor's "Last Boat Home" features Ray Marchica en Paul Adamy, whom we know from The Ed Palermo Big Band.
Quite different from the big band sound the produce from time to time.
--info: Jan van Kemenade
Purple Guitar * Stink‐Foot * Andy * Cruising for Burgers * Wowie Zowie * Let's Make the Water Turn Black * The Adventures of Greggery Peccary (snippet only) * Any Way the Wind Blows * Peaches en Regalia * Cosmik Debris * Status Back Baby * Stuff Up the Cracks * Wild Love * Eat That Question * Electric Hoedown
Encores:
City of Tiny Lites * I'm the Slime * Muffin Man
