Cordovas - The Rose Of AcesCordovas "The Rose Of Aces" The story of Cordovas is one of rock'n'roll seekers, hammering away in search of not only their ideal freewheeling sound, but also for some greater truth about the human experience. The band has long cited influences like the Allman Brothers Band, Grateful Dead, and the Band. And while Cordovas can certainly jam, they've also been known to tap into the more songwriting oriented side of those forebears. From "Fallen Angels"

Nothing is new or exciting

Nia Roberts

They perform to portray the realities and principles of their traditional ways

In this recording

at the end of the 17th century

Liska / Lubos Malina / Michal Nejtek - Fragile Bliss

and finally L'air de rien

Philip Glass

There's no other way to explain their effortless shift between their bombastic side and the deeply spellbinding acoustic guise they present on their brand-new "Acoustic in Hell"

Parallel to his capacity as Professor of Organ at the Conservatoire de Musique du Nord in Luxembourg he leads this institution's improvisation classes

has a Greek flavor

it soon becomes clear that it's open hunting season for Royals when assassins strike again