ormed in 2009, Sweden's STEELWING is a band of fiercely talented young musicians armed with a reckless disrespect for the physiological consequences of extended headbanging. Hard-hitting, quality Heavy Metal is STEELWING's uncompromising claim to fame. As winners of the Rock the Nation Award 2009, STEELWING beat 1200 bands through support from the "true metal" underground and secured a record deal with NoiseArt Records. Glass shattering screams, athletic guitar work and a perfectionist approach to songwriting are just some of the qualities that secure STEELWING as one of the leading contemporary Heavy Metal acts, and the story has only just begun…

Magnificent third album from this underrated Italian band. 'Inferno' is a smart mixture of doom, gothic and black metal styles, that particular hybrid some like to call "dark metal." Tuneful yet sinister stuff, a must-hear for fans of Rotting Christ, Paradise Lost and Moonspell.

The Goat Rodeo Sessions is an ambitious and groundbreaking project that brings together four string virtuosos: world-renowned cellist Yo-Yo Ma, fiddler Stuart Duncan, bassist Edgar Meyer and mandolinist Chris Thile. While each artist is a prominent figure in his own music sphere, they have come together as a unified ensemble on a most remarkable and organic cross-genre project. The music, including two tracks with female vocalist Aoife O'Donovan, feels both new and familiar it's composed and improvised, uptown and down home, funky and pastoral and above all, uniquely American.

On 14th and 15th November 2003 , Bon Jovi performed live at the Borgata Hotel and Casine in Atlantic City , New Jersey . The band brought the music from This Left Feels Right album to life on stage. To date, the album release for This Left Feels Right has sold 1.5 million copies worldwide, and the upcoming DVD release is greatly anticipated for the fans. This DVD is a special performance of the Bon Jovi greatest hits, with a twist. Performed live for the very first time and recorded especially for the DVD release.

The third of three sets released by Pablo from Milt Jackson's engagement at Ronnie Scott's Club in London in 1982 (this CD first came out in 1991) lives up to its title. The great vibraphonist, pianist Monty Alexander, bassist Ray Brown and drummer Mickey Roker play two standards, the leader's "Used to Be Jackson" and six songs associated with Duke Ellington. The music swings hard, Alexander competes with Bags for solo honors and the music should please all straightahead jazz fans.

Throughout his career, Zoot Sims was famous for epitomizing the swinging musician, never playing an inappropriate phrase. He always sounded inspired, and although his style did not change much after the early 1950s, Zoot's enthusiasm and creativity never wavered.