"The Road We Travel" is the 4th release from BangTower and features the return of Neil Citron and Robert "Pag" Pagliari. CD version features 6 tracks from the digital album "Hey, Where'd Everybody Go?" featuring the late Frankie Banali. The songs showcase a newfound creativity and “edgier” feel, while still maintaining the key elements of creativity, musicianship, that have earned them devoted fans around the globe. The new album is also the first BangTower track to feature Neil playing a 7 string electric guitar. It was recorded, mixed and mastered by Neil at Hidden Fortress Studios in Los Angeles and Las Vegas. Released by Declassified Records.

CD VERSION Features the bonus track "I'll Be Home For Christmas" not available in Digital format. Comes in a beautiful Digipak with Vinyl Look CD.

With & With Out” features the return of bass legend Percy Jones”, L.A. “Drum-Guru” Walter Garces, Grammy winner Neil Citron and Indie musician/producer Jon Pomplin. The project which also features guest appearances from drummers Frankie Banali (Quite Riot) & Rodger Carter (John 5), and fretless bassist Robbie “Pag” Pagliari (Ohm). Others making appearances are Joan Fraley (The Rave), Justin Stone, Chris Colovas & Josh Greenbaum. The album continues the concept of bringing together friends from different genres, disciplines and physical locations, to create music with a unique personality that challenges each player’s technique and style. Pushing the edge of their musical “comfort zone” while remaining a true joy to play and listen to.

One of the most highly anticipated rock albums of the decade has been released much to the elation of the music press and fans across the globe. BangTower is a progressive musical alliance featuring legendary bassist Percy Jones, who is best known for his work with Brand X, a band that also featured Genesis legend Phil Collins. Along with Jones, the power-prog trio also includes Grammy winning guitarist/engineer/producer Neil Citron. Walter Garces, who also performs with '60s psychedelic marvels The Electric Prunes, rounds off the trio with his skillful drumming and percussion work. Their maiden voyage entitled 'Casting Shadows,' was produced by Neil Citron (who also engineered, mixed and mastered) and Jon Pomplin and was released internationally by Declassified Records in late September, 2010.

With Percy's unmistakable fretless bass sound percolating next to Walter's harmonic cannons and implements of percussive wonder, an edgy yet incredibly dreamy, otherworldly texture becomes prominent throughout the mix. Neil's unique guitar work takes full advantage of this partnership by blending gorgeous chordal interludes, amazing melodic passages interlaced with scathingly insane soloing. The key element in this “trio of masters" music can be best described with one word; rapport. credits released September 28, 2010

Neil Citron - Guitars / Keyboards Walter Garces - Drums / Percussion Percy Jones - Fretless Bass / Keyboards

Produced by: Neil Citron & Jon Pomplin Engineered, Mixed & Mastered by: Neil Citron. All songs written by: Neil Citron, Walter Garces, Percy Jones, Jon Pomplin Published by: SBI Music Inc. BMI & Declassified Music BMI

Debut Sea of Monsters 7 track EP/CD engineered by Phil Bonnet. Limited to 25 units. CD includes 3 tracks never to be released in digital format.

Album Notes by Neil Citron: Gregg and Matt and I sat in a room together and jammed for 6 hours. The result is this CD. Each song was played once and then cut down in length. Gregg and Matt played what came to them and no direction was given. This is like the old days when musicians actually got together and. just played off of each other and let the notes fall where they may. It was one of the greatest experiences of my music career. The only other person who helped was my assistant engineer Joan Fraley who started ProTools and stopped it when we stopped.

My thanks go out to all the companies that have supported my efforts always. Red Plate Amps, DiMarzio, lbanez Guitars, Tom Anderson Guitars, Fender Guitars, Dean Marley Strings, Morley Pedals, Aphex, Audix Mics, Rode Mics, Royer Mics, Digitech Effects, Roland Effects, Keeley Electronics, ProTools, Waves plug-ins, Wave Distribution, TC Electronics and Mesa Boogie amps.

Extra thanks to Kitty and Lou, Coral, the Vai's, Pam Dancy, Joan Fraley, The Bissonette Family, Monica and Danny, Serena, Liddy Kitty, Hat-Gloves-Scarf and Socks (the Chins) and Bob Carpenter.

This CD was recorded with a Fender B-Bender Telecaster that Bill Cummiskey helped me get and... more credits released January 28, 2017

Neil Citron - Guitars, Keyboards, Vocals Gregg Bissonette - Drums Matt Bissonette - Bass Produced, Written, Engineered, Mixed and Mastered by Neil Citron Recorded at the Mothership Studio in Hollywood, CA Manufactured 2006 - Neil Citron/Harmony Music Records. Released by Declassified Records.

(Includes immediate download of album including bonus tracks) - In Search Of Higher Ground” is the debut solo CD from Grammy winning guitarist, engineer and producer Neil Citron. Originally recorded in 1994, the Digital versions of the record offered here have been re-mastered from the original master tapes to further highlight the sonic beauty of this musical masterpiece. The 13 track album also features Keyboardist Erik Norlander, Drummer Walter Garces, Tony Franklin on Fretless Bass, and one track (Why) with symphonic rock singer Lana Lane on vocals.

Neil Citron delivers an instrumental magnum opus of guitar virtuosity and acrobatics mixed with his familiar melodic sensibilities, all of which keeps his music with the listener long after the songs have stopped. His fluid yet commanding guitar style weaves through heavy rock arrangements with memorable phrasing and intrepid tonalities.

Joining Neil on “In Search Of Higher Ground” is veteran keyboardist Erik Norlander (Lana Lane, Rocket Scientists), whose growling Hammond organ and lush synthesizer, paint a vast and spacious sonic landscape behind the bold lead work of Citron's guitars.

Citron’s aggressive melodic lines coalesce with the undulating heavy rhythms from drummer Walter Garces (The Electric Prunes, BangTower), drawing in the listener with endless energy... more credits released May 12, 2015

Neil Citron - Guitars, Songwriter, Producer, Engineer Tony Franklin - Fretless Bass Guitar Walter Garces - Drums/Percussion Erik Norlander - Keyboards/Synths Lana Lane - Vocals (Why)

In 2003, Jon Pomplin began work on the follow up release to the 2001 experimental solo CD entitled "Project 814 "Declassified"". With Mark Summers (guitars) and James Miller (keys), from the "Project 814" record and session drummer Steve Morris, the CD was finished.

A couple songs became rock reboots of the singers Nashville songs in a rock format, Jon, Todd, Mark and James each contributed several new songs to this new endeavor. This included Miller's passionate composition "The Janitor's Song", a tribute to the common man lost on 9/11 and Jon's rock tracks "News at Nine" about over sensationalism in media and the "Brothers in Arms" honoring America's Vietnam War Veterans. Released August 14, 2004 Jon Pomplin - Bass Guitar, Fretless Bass Guitar Mark Summers - Guitars Steve Morris - Drums James Miller - Piano, Organ, Synthesizer Todd Joos - Vocals

Project 814 Declassified is the 2001 experimental solo record from bassist/songwriter Jon Pomplin. Containing songs originally written for Sea of Monsters as well as others written in different environments, the album reflects the early years of Jon's engineering and production experiences. Released to satisfy the Sea of Monsters record contract, the album was recorded entirely to 24 track tape. Includes an 11 x 17 promotional/tour poster (folded in package).