Ash release their ninth studio album Ad Astra on October 3rd via Fierce Panda Records. Containing eleven brand new tracks, including their raucous take on surprise single and ‘Beetlejuice’ staple ‘Jump In The Line’, Ad Astra sees Blur guitarist Graham Coxon appear on two particularly sassy songs and catches the perennial power-pop kings in especially rocket-fuelled form.

Australia! Today we release 'Doo – Wops & Hooligans’ Deluxe Edition! The special pack features not only 3 previously unreleased tracks, but also a remix of the hit 'Just the way you are' with Lupe Fiasco and some live recordings.

To celebrate the 40th anniversary of Otto Klemperer's death, EMI Classics pays tribute to the incomparable conductor. Beethoven s symphonies & overtures have always been of high interest to all types of music lovers.

Now largely overlooked, Franz von Suppé was one of the most prominent composers in imperial Vienna in the second half of the nineteenth century, and one of the fathers of Viennese operetta. Only his overtures have often retained great notoriety, independently of the operetta to which they prelude, such as The Beautiful Galatea, Light Cavalry or Poet and Peasant. At the helm of the London Philharmonic Orchestra, Sir Adrian Boult restores all their charm and inventiveness.

A summit meeting between János Starker and Carlo Maria Giulini in these two emblematic pieces from the Romantic cello repertoire, the concertos by Schumann and Saint-Saëns, finally available on digital platforms, and what's more, in a dazzling remastered version!

Originally released in 1972, Donal Leace is the soulful debut reminiscent of the folksy moments on labelmate and friend Roberta Flack's first few albums. Available for the first time on CD, the album includes Leace's classics "Andrea", "Midnight Cowboy" and "Today Won't Come Again"

In the early 1980s, jazz entered a fluid phase: established stylistic eras–from New Orleans to fusion–had lost their guiding luminaries, and audiences struggled to spot a new dominant trend.

The three works on this recording bear witness to thechanges that took place at the dawn of musicalmodernism.

BEACH BOYS NASSAU COLISEUM 1974 - Classic Beach Boys Broadcast Recording Of A Show Hailed As Being Among Their Best Ever By 1974, due in part to the shrewd organisational skills of new-boys Ricky Fataar and Blondie Chaplin alongside those of BB evergreen Mike Love, the success of two Greatest Hits albums and the mega-selling 1973 In Concert album, The Beach Boys were being dubbed one of the best American live acts around, even rivalling the likes of Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young for ticket sales.

“In a concert, I show something with a beginning, a middle and an end. But, there is no end. Of course, there is no end. Because I am the music, and I am still here.” - Sophie Agnel

At this point in their illustrious, nearly 40-year career, Supersuckers have nothing to prove to anyone. Formed in 1988 and led by charismatic singer/bassist Eddie Spaghetti, Supersuckers caught with a crowd that appreciated the group’s license to shred within the confines of killer punk rock songs, along with lyrics that didn’t take things so seriously. On Liquor, Women, Drugs & Killing, the lyrics are sharp, yet dark and biting —the trademark of any Supersuckers album. Sonically, it is more upbeat than its cynical lyrics. Produced by Billy Joe Bowers.

As part of their 25th anniversary celebrations, Starsailor are set to release their first official live album, ‘Starsailor with Strings – Live from Liverpool’, due out 3rd October via East West / Parlophone. Available on CD and limited edition Red recycled vinyl LP.

Two of Spain’s most esteemed pianists team together on this recording, dedicated to Mozart and Schubert’s four-hand piano masterpieces. Don’t expect another official performance here, Colom and Laso present the Austrian composers’ works in a different way, with ornamentations and a freedom rare to listen to, evoking the art of improvisation of Mozart and Schubert’s time. Mozart’s Piano Sonata K. 521 and Variations K. 501 and Schubert’s famous Fantasy D. 940 and the D. 947 Duo receive here performances of transcendence and finesse.

Sarah Willis, horn-player of the Berliner Philharmoniker, and the Sarahbanda release their new album Cuban Christmas. Together they inject the colourful, contagious energy of Cuban music into a selection of timeless holiday classics.

A bombastic closure filled with energetic thrills delivered by the mighty Ring Van Möbius! Oh, wait..! Didn’t they just vanish from the face of the earth? You’re absolutely right, Prog Head! However; they had one last full-length album up their sleeves - a sparkling fresh and vital conclusion, filled with three lengthy compositions to wrap up their legacy.