Harder Beat Magazine Review

Local guitar whiz Victor Gann’s five-song instrumental EP covers a wide range of emotion and ability in a relatively short time. The style manages to fit neatly between Satriani and Kenny Wayne Shepherd without actually sounding like either.  ===>Read More

Metal-Rules.com Review

Victor Gann is a Texas based instrumental guitar player with influences clearly rooted in Vai, Satriani, and Eric Johnson. Although the press kit that accompanies his self-titled CD highlights his extensive training and wide-ranging hired gun work, anyone who actually hears his music wouldn’t even need to be told those facts.  ===>Read More

HardRockHaven.net Review

Guitar heroes' releases come around once every few weeks but rarely do they feature a diversified acumen. Dallas Texas's Victor Gann is the exception to that rule. His only release so far is a clean and precise self titled five-song album.  ===>Read More

Dangerdog.com Review

Victor Gann is a great guitarist, plain and simple. Unnoticed and unrecognized is his current status. This should not be. Everything about his self-released work is positive, exciting, and passionate. The music is moving and compelling. Do not overlook Victor Gann.  ===>Read More

Ultimate-Guitar.com Review

Victor Gann is an obvious artist to feature in this article. As an instrumental guitarist, he has studied with greats such as Joe Satriani, Paul Gilbert, and Nuno Bettencourt. Of course, his self-titled EP, released in 2006, is still making waves to date; and after selling 1,500 copies, it’s easy to see that it has been an underground revelation.  ===>Read More

Guitar Nine Records Review

Victor Gann is a seasoned, 'righteous' six-stringer from Sanger, Texas (USA) who reveals his style as instrumental rock, as one can clearly experience on his latest album, "Victor Gann". His favorite guitars consist of a Custom Ibanez (RG) and a Fender Strat. Gann has played guitar since 1986, and freely declares his career aspiration, "I am working towards making a name for myself as being a known and respected melodic guitarist.  ===>Read More

20th Century Guitar Review

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As a kid I learned some of the basic “cowboy” chords from my uncle. At around 15 is when I started to get very serious with the guitar. I was able to take a few lessons from a local teacher, Andy Timmons. After Andy I studied with Thad Bonduris, and Thad got me ready for G.I.T. I graduated G.I.T. in ’92. And while there I was afforded the opportunity to study with some giants.  ===>Read More

Music Web Express 3000 Review

A rocking five song e.p., the self-titled debut CD from Dallas guitarist Victor Gann is a solid introduction to his hard-hitting instrumental rock fusion sound.  ===>Read More

Metal Net Radio Review

Full of chops blended with catchy melodies best describes Victor Gann's self titled 5 song cd. All 5 songs are very strong and demand the listener to listen over and over again. My personal fav's are track 4 (SHANNON WITH CHILD) and track 2 (JUST ANOTHER DAY?). What's nice about Gann's style is that it's about the song first, not just guitar wizard insanity that plagues most instrumental albums. I highly recommend this disc
for fans of good solid rock!

8.0/10
Joey / Metal Net Radio
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RadioIndy.com Review

Victor Gann's self-titled CD is a collection of instrumental songs that feature Victor's excellent guitar work. Victor shows his versatility on these songs, which range from full band hard rock (Four on the Floor, Just Another Day, and Not Now) to more subdued tracks, such as the melodic song Migraine, and the beautiful Shannon with Child.  ===>Read More