Trevor has just released
Jacaranda - his first "music" (ie non-movie score) album since 1989. Apparently all instrumental, and heavily saturated with his new love - the Dobro. Also features his son, Ryan.
http://guitarinternational.com/2012/03/26/trevor-rabin-jacaranda-album-review/
Sample reviews:
The SEATTLE POST-INTELLIGENCER:
When discussing an artistic and challenging achievement like Trevor Rabin’s Jacaranda, a writer really has to strain for on-target adjectives and terms to describe this richly varied and multi-dimensional musical soundscape…while Rabin’s world-class guitar work is the driving force of the album, he shows off his considerable keyboard chops as well. Jacaranda is for music lovers of any genre. Period. It’s astonishing, haunting, passionate, powerful, and an experience that transcends any expectations.
CLASSIC ROCK REVISITED:
Trevor Rabin is one of the finest musicians to come out of South Africa, hell, he’s one of the finest to come out of anywhere….now, releasing Jacaranda (his first solo album since 1989’s Can’t Look Away), Rabin proves he deserves the accolodes presented in the opening paragraph. Rabin simply amazes listeners with his technique, vesatility, virtuosity, and physical dextrity. Jacaranda crosses genres as jazz, rock, Chet Atkin’s picking and even classical come flying off this man’s talented fingertips.
An interview with preview clips:
http://somethingelsereviews.com/2012/06/27/something-else-interview-trevor-rabin-formerly-of-yes/
http://allaccessmagazine.com/2012/06/21/ex-yes-guitarist-trevor-rabin-releases-new-album/
