Albums
 This latest Tone Center release is a collaboration by the longtime fusion guitar team of Brett Garsed and T.J. Helmerich. The players combine for a fusion super session with World renowned fusion as... |
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 My Soul Alone continues in the tradition of smokin' blues with spurts of jazz and psychedelic influences popping up throughout. My Soul Alone contains a heavy dose of Duarte's legendary blues guitar... |
 For nearly twenty-five years , David Chastain has been one of the most active guitarists from the original shred guitar scene, stemming from his multi-faceted talent and long-range career. David... |
 Michael Landau is perhaps the most widely respected session guitarist of all time. On "Organic Instrumentals", he once again proves to be the ultimate connoisseur of taste and tone as he navigates a... |
 Joey Tafolla lays down a barrage of ripping guitar solos under the capable production of Tony MacAlpine (Steve Vai), who also played the keyboard tracks. Joey's debut is powered by the rhythm section... |
 Bernd Steidl's highly anticipated second album, "Paganiniana" is an acoustic showcase of adventurous compositions and phenomenal technique. Falling between Nuevo Flamenco, World and Classical... |
 Reminiscent at times of Tribal Tech, "Parallax" is comprised of aggressive rock/fusion compositions which highlight Howe's incredible command of the guitar. Howe serves up a heavy yet unpredictable... |
 For guitarist Steve Khan, "PARTING SHOT" (Golpe de Partida) marks his fourth release for Tone Center Records. The result is a stunning adventure in Latin Jazz.”PARTING SHOT” features brilliant... |
 Texas trio Crimeny's debut album, "Peat" showcases the group's penchant for grinding, progressive guitarmanship combined with modern songwriting and themes which created one of the most exciting... |
 Jason Becker's solo album set new standards in progressive music. It embodies brilliant compositions featuring highly structured and complex guitar lines. This record paints a clear picture as to why... |
 Phoenix Rising is the second album by progressive metal band Artension. It contains the second song in the "Don't Care" trilogy, "I Really Don't Care", with "I Don't Care" on the preceding album and... |