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Reviews

Sir Richard Bishop: While My Guitar Violently Bleeds

By D.M. Edwards

A series of entrancing day trips suitable for the most casual traveler. [4 December 2007]

Sir Richard Bishop: Polytheistic Fragments

Mixing the odor of Jimmy Page and the missing link between Brian Eno’s Another Green World and mid-period Pink Floyd,Polytheistic Fragments is a veritable treat for fans of guitar music from yesterday, today and tomorrow. [18 September 2007]