" data-original-title="" title="">Mitch Towne's album "Refuge." "The seven-track set opens with fire and finesse. 'Wolverine' charges forward with kinetic energy, highlighting Towne��s foot-pedal skill and deft left-hand bass lines, a balancing act that few pull off with such fluidity." - Progressive Rock Central "Towne's original, 'Wolverine,' is a tune that��s straight-ahead with a take-no-prisoners attitude. Nishiyama soars during his guitar solo. When Mitch Towne enters, he brings the ghost of Jimmy Smith with him. Veteran drummer Jeffery Johnson keeps the ��swing�� in the music and the tempo tightly in place." - Making a Scene

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Wolverine; Refuge; Better Now Than Never at All; Ode To Kenny; Steepian Faith; Some Work of Noble Note May Yet Be Done; Act As If

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• Refuge by Kyle Simpler

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April 17, 2025

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