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[ROCK] Not yet even 30 and Daniel Bachman is often compared to guitar visionaries like Jack Rose and John Fahey for his dexterous finger-picking. But a closer listen reveals that the Virginia-raised musician is very much up to his own tricks. Bachman first learned to play the banjo, which informs his guitar work insofar as his finger-picking styles and patterns are concerned, as well as the alternate tunings he prefers. The slack-strung lower end on many of his compositions lends a droning, Appalachian-influenced tone. Bachman brings his instrumental show to Buffalo Iron Works this Thursday, January 26, with special guests.