Tag Archives: Paul Gilbert

Paul Gilbert, Twas. Album Review.

Liverpool Sound and Vision Rating 8.5/10

You can’t escape Christmas, it is as inevitable as a political gesture, it is as demanding as a court summons, and for some the meaning has become blurred, lost, sacrificed to the ring of the till and the steady heartbeat beep of the transaction.

Perhaps such things were always there in the background, and so by contrast we have made the most of them, we have allowed the need to be replaced by want, that we are showing love through the showering of money, and not in the belief of the joy of artistic pursuit and the natural state of sharing a common endeavour of the sparkle, the glistening interaction afforded the time of year.

Paul Gilbert, Werewolves Of Portland. Album Review.

Liverpool Sound and Vision Rating 9/10

You can howl at the moon all you want, but only the wolf in human skin can feel the pull of our nearest celestial body to such an extent that the fur on the inside shows it natural bare teeth and smiling instinct to emerge, that the entertainer, the performer, the icon will not just howl, but will sense the muscles tense and ripple, the sinews expand, the eyes become clearer, brighter, more in tune with nature, and that howl is heard around the world, filling the void, making others listen to the music of a master.