Tony Levin - Resonator (LP)

Tony Levin's Resonator, released on 1 January 2006 via Narada, is a captivating 51-minute journey through the realms of progressive rock, art rock, and jazz fusion. This eclectic album showcases Levin's mastery of his craft, as he weaves together a diverse array of tracks that defy genre boundaries. From the opening notes of 'Break It Down' to the final strains of 'Fragile As A Song', Resonator takes the listener on a sonic adventure, navigating the complexities of 'Places To Go', the introspection of 'Beyond My Reach', and the frenetic energy of 'Sabre Dance'. With tracks like 'Throw The God A Bone' and 'What Would Jimi Do', Levin pays homage to his influences while maintaining a distinctly personal vision. Throughout the album, his innovative approach and technical prowess are on full display, making Resonator an essential listen for fans of progressive and art rock. With its rich textures and intricate instrumentation, this album is a testament to Tony Levin's skill as a musician and his ability to craft compelling, thought-provoking music.