Sun Kil Moon and Amoeba, Vol. II is a contemplative and genre-blurring collaboration between Mark Kozelek’s project Sun Kil Moon and Hungarian ensemble Amoeba, released via Caldo Verde Records. This eight-track album continues the introspective journey begun in their previous work, blending spoken-word storytelling, ambient textures, and experimental rock.

Soul Jazz Records’ new collection, ‘Electro Throwdown - Sci-Fi Inter-Planetary Electro Attack on Planet Earth 1982-89’, is a journey into the outer reaches of electro, a galactic roller-coaster ride of turbo-charged sci-fi grooveology. // The album is comprised of mainly private-press and independent label electro jams of the highest calibre (with some as rare as space ships landing on Mars) all created in the 1980s, at a time when a vocoder, a Roland TR-808 drum machine and a groove was all that was needed to get the party started. // With a few notable exceptions (Michael Jonzun’s Jonzun Crew and The Packman) the album features mainly under-the-radar killer tracks from a host of one-off artists and back-room electronic pioneers – including Pretty Tony, Planet Detroit (James McCauley, aka Maggotron) and Rich Cason – who together helped shape the sound of electro across the USA from Miami to New York, Los Angeles and beyond during the 1980s.

With a band history like The Kelly Family, there are of course many highlights! But when it comes to concerts, there are a few that are right at the top. When the band played at the Loreley for the first time in 1995, the excitement was immense. Big open-air concerts were not yet the norm and then this show was to be broadcast live on television. To this day, it is still regarded as one of their best recorded live concerts. And even after 30 years, the recordings of this show still touch people all over the world. this is to be celebrated in 2025 for the 30th anniversary! That's why this legendary concert is being released in a "Deluxe Edition" on DVD and 2 CDs with a booklet full of great photos.

For over 25 years, the Minneapolis based collective, Happy Apple, has delivered its own enigmatic vision of jazz and improvised music to an adoring cognoscenti of listeners.

"The spirit of Jimi Hendrix must surely smile down on Prince Rogers Nelson.

A sobered-up Mustaine returns with yet another lineup, this one featuring ex-Cacophony guitar virtuoso Marty Friedman and drummer Nick Menza, for what is easily Megadeth's strongest musical effort.

Latin superstar Marc Anthony took to social media on Tuesday, 30 April 2019 to announce the release of his upcoming album Opus, also revealing the album’s cover art.

Kylie Morgan is ready to pour her heart out.

"Each tune takes the listener on an adventure, unfolding gradually and gracefully as Blade mirrors the shifting dynamic textures with his inimitable melodic touch …"
- JazzTimes.com

A 1965 UK released on the Society Record label . Excellent sound dynamics with lovely play through.

With Pharoah Sanders’ blessing, we present the definitive, remastered version of PHAROAH, his seminal record from 1977, in an embossed 2 LP box set. Alongside the original record, we’re including two previously unreleased live performances of his masterpiece, “Harvest Time".

Aaron Pilsan is only twenty-five years old, but he already has a busy career to his credit, with a solo album devoted to Beethovenand Schubert - very well received by the critics - and another of duo repertory with the cellist Kian Soltani. A student of Lars Vogt, he has also received guidance from András Schiff - Bach has always been at the centre of their work together.

Greg Foat has always had a great reverence for the musicians that featured on the records he has collected over the years. Whether they were players from the great European library catalogs, Italian soundtracks, American Jazz but most of all British Jazz. One of his all-time favourites being the beautiful tone of Art Themens Saxophone…

Internationally acclaimed Swedish pianist Peter Jablonski is known as a fervent champion of Polish music. In this album Jablonski returns to some of his dearest piano music – Chopin’s Mazurkas. For Chopin, the Mazurkas became a deeply personal, intimate statement of his feelings as an émigré Polish composer living in Paris. From some of his very first compositions to his last, it is the only form that Chopin composed regularly throughout his life. Similarly, Chopin’s Mazurkas have followed Peter Jablonski throughout his entire career as a pianist in nearly every solo recital.

"The other record, Snuggles, is meant to be something you listen to in order to feel better. Puzzle is chaos, Snuggles is calm. The whole project is meant to express that I think there is a light at the end of this dark tunnel we've been through. Keeping ourselves and our loved ones together during it all became the whole point."