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Like "Whatever", "Momentum" features Jennifer Batten's singular, intimate, subtle, ethereal and ever-balancing playing, which shows a certain talent for experimentation.
MEGADAVE
- 08/12/2017
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If you're new to Steve Vai's career, don't overlook "Alien Love Secrets", as it's an integral part of the fabulous edifice built by this guitar genius.
NUNO777
- 28/08/2009
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Jennifer Batten's "Above, Below and Beyond" is a real gem of instrumental guitar.
NUNO777
- 08/12/2017
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Nita Strauss reveals the full extent of her creativity and talent, backed up by some very special guests. Don't miss this little gem.
GYVY
- 27/07/2023
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"Surfing With The Alien" remains symbolically Joe Satriani's best-known album, thanks to its freshness and false simplicity.
NUNO777
- 02/01/2014
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A sort of jack-of-all-trades guitar hero, Morgan Reid presents us with an excellent first album, modern, punchy and technical at the same time.
GYVY
- 28/02/2023
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If there are two Steve Vai albums to own, they are "Passion & Warfare" and this "Fire Garden" which surpasses it in many points.
NUNO777
- 04/09/2009
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Despite several instrumental nuggets, Polyphia fails to really reconcile the old and the new with "Remember That You Will Die". The fault lies in the questionable choice to add vocals to high-flying instrumentals.
NEWF
- 02/12/2022
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