"Zeno" is the debut album of guitarist Zeno Roth (brother of legendary Uli Jon Roth) originally released in 1986. Guitar-wise it would not be an exaggeration to claim that Zeno's style is practically identical to that of his brother; in terms of songwriting/musical approach "Zeno" comes closer to the 80s oriented melodic rock/hard rock. "Zeno" also brought to front musicians that would develop into prime forces of German melodic hard rock including singer Tommy Heart (`Fair Warning') bassist Uwe Ritgen (`Fair Warning', `Dreamtide') and vocalist Michael Flexig.

ABORYM - the industrial/electronic forefathers of extreme metal - have returned with a brand new, 6th in career album entitled "Dirty".Today’s line up consists of Italians Fabban on vocals, bass and Synths and Paolo Pieri (Hour Of Penance) on guitars, keyboards and programming, together with Norway’s Bard “Faust” Eithun (Blood Tsunami, Mongo Ninja, ex-Emperor) on drums. Also released with a second CD available only on digipack, double gatefold LP featuring covers of tracks by Iron Maiden, Pink Floyd and Nine Inch Nails, two completely re-arranged and re-recorded tracks older songs and one new track, the album is a must investigate release as a bare minimum for all fans of the genre.

The Spanish poet Federico García Lorca, who sang the gipsy people in works like 'Bodas de sangre' or poetic works such as 'Romancero gitano' or 'Poema del cante jondo', has been one of the most recognized in playing music his creations. Particularly gypsy flamenco singers returned the poet their musical contribution to the description of the culture of a people and culture gypsy flamenco. Singing, clapping and guitar, combining pure flamenco and musical miscegenation, weave a deserved recognition of Lorca.

In this album Rocío first dealt interpretation of issues between tangos and mariachis making them slow air music close to the ballad. She pays tribute to the great artist and singer Libertad Lamarque, who had died months before the release of this work, dedicating her the song 'Madreselva'. From the most famous songs of this album can be quoted 'Sombras… nada más', one of the most celebrated songs of his career, with famous tangos classic creations as' Nostalgia ',,' Caminito 'or' A media luz'.

A CD reissue of "Greatest Hits" LP, named "Greatest Hits CD", was released in 1986, and greatly expands on the content of the original album in the light of "Daphnis et Chloé" and the subsequent two studio albums. Some of the tracks on this CD were included on the earlier LP release "A Voyage Through His Greatest Hits" ("Voyage" in Japan) which was released as Vol. 2 of the original "Greatest Hits" LP collection.

With "The Bermuda Triangle", recorded using a Roland Model MC-8 computer Tomita brings us sonic science fiction. According to the liner notes, the album was recorded onto five tracks. Ideally their should be the typical rectangle arrangement of the first four speakes with an additional speaked suspended over the center to create a "sonic pyramid".
"The Bermuda Triangle" was nominated for a Grammy Award in 1979.

This is CD premiere of one of the best and also the most underrated, soft-progressive rock albums ever recorded in UK! The sole, eponymous LP of this British band was released in 1973 by EMI Columbia label, unfortunately in France only! There's no infomtation available about the band (even their first names) except the fact they came from Telford area in Shropshire and were previously known as Fluff. The music itself is best described as very melodic, early Badfinger (well done vocal harmonies, catchy melodies) combined with George Harrison (beautiful electric / acoustic guitars sound), some hard rock (on few tracks) and progressive rock influences (occasional mellotron passages, changing moods). It's an album which can't be missed!

DARK MOOR will release their ninth full-length album entitled “Ars Musica”, on June 18th, 2013. The CD was once again produced by Luigi Stefanini (RHAPSODY OF FIRE, LABYRINTH, VISION DIVINE).DARK MOOR still pay homage to the Spanish cultural heritage in songs such as “The First Lance Of Spain”, “Gara & Jonay” and “El Último Rey”, but elsewhere they go more personal, still giving high priority to their trademark melodies and elaborate harmonies. Talented singer Alfred Romero offers his best performance to date, whilst orchestrations are less classical and more grandiose and epic.

Filmed at Switzerland's Montreux Jazz Festival in 1999, the concert (also available on CD) features some of the genre's best players, like pianist Bob James and guitarist Larry Carlton, both of whom appear with their own bands, backing other musicians, and with their group Fourplay. Also on hand are keyboardist George Duke, saxophonists Kenny Garrett, Boney James, Kirk Whalum, and Mark Turner, and trumpeter Rick Braun. The performances are all good; these fellows can play, and singers Kevin Mahogany and Gabriela Anders are no slouches either.

The first true super group of the seventies Emerson, Lake and Palmer were a worldwide phenomenon and rose to prominence as one of the highest grossing acts in the history of rock. This is Emerson Lake and Palmer captured at the very beginning of a legendary career. Filmed at the time when the band had only just recorded their ground breaking first album ELP had to use all of their huge individual creative talents to create a full show.

Former Fair Warning vocalist Tommy Heart is back with his new band on album number two. Their debut was a bluesy slice of European hard rock. Great production and some good songs, albeit in a bluesier direction than that of Fair Warning. This album is a little bit more melodic, better and most of all catchier than their debut.