Dragontown continues the assault of Alice Cooper's gift to the new millennium that was Brutal Planet. Considered a third chapter of a trilogy initiated by 1994's The Last Temptation, this shadowy production plays like hardcore in slow motion. There is no one identifiable song like "Gimme" or "Brutal Planet" from the last episode, but the production values are high and the innovative riffs consistent. This work stands on its own, chock-full of the dark prince of pop's nasty humor. "It's Much Too Late" is supposed to be for John Lennon, but the Beatlesque backing vocals sound like Carole King's hit from Tapestry on hard drugs. There are references to the sacrilege spread out over Lennon's work from Plastic Ono Band to Imagine, but here Alice takes off the gloves and gives the church the finger: "I'm sending you all to hell/I'm tired and I'm wired here…."

While only the faithful are likely to try this 17-disc set of violinist David Oistrakh's complete recordings for EMI, they will no doubt fall all over themselves in their rush to get it. How could they not? It contains all the recordings the great Soviet violinist made for EMI: his 1958 and 1969 recordings of Beethoven's Triple Concerto, his 1954 and 1958 recordings of the same composer's violin concerto, his 1956 and 1969 recordings of Brahms' Double Concerto, his 1960 and 1969 recordings of the same composer's violin concerto plus recordings of concertos and sonatas by composers running the gamut from Mozart to Shostakovich.

Not far into the first track on the sole, self-titled Hard Water album, it's pretty obvious these guys had to be big Buffalo Springfield fans. The hard folk-rock riffs, the soaring harmony vocals, and the way the drums push the beat can't fail to recall Springfield classics like "Rock 'n' Roll Woman" and "Mr. Soul" (whose squelched, backwards distorted guitar riffs are even echoed in some cuts). Perhaps there's a bit of the San Francisco sound, à la early Jefferson Airplane or Moby Grape, in some of the guitar tones and harmonies as well…

If You like old school, then this it the one for you. This collection has many years to choose from. Brings back all the old memories. Part of Time Life's "Solid Gold Soul" series.

"Newtopia" is the debut and sole full-length studio album by Japanese progressive rock act Pale Acute Moon. The album was originally released through Monolith on vinyl limited to 1050 copies…

If You like old school, then this it the one for you. This collection has many years to choose from. Brings back all the old memories.

Although he doesn't often get the same level of attention and critical acclaim that fellow Jamaican producers like Lee "Scratch" Perry receive, Bunny "Striker" Lee was every bit as influential, particularly on the dub scene, where his output was so generous that labels were created to handle it, including Jackpot Records, formed in the 1970s by Trojan Records to provide a conduit for Lee's dub cuts. This fine archival set gathers some of the best and most interesting of these sides, all of which were created and originally released between 1974 and 1976.

COLDPLAY's Platinum 7th album 'A Head Full Of Dreams' keeps getting bigger after it's already hit singles singles 'Adventure Of A Lifetime,' 'Hymn For The Weekend,' as well as 'Up&Up' and 'A Head Full Of Dreams'. This special edition repack includes a bonus disc with the popular Seeb remix of 'Hymn For The Weekend' and 5 classic tracks recorded live at Sydney's Enmore Theatre.

This is the soundtrack album for Craig Gillespie’s film biography, of infamous Olympic figure skater Tonya Harding (Margot Robbie). Since most of the film takes place in the early 1990s, the soundtrack for the movie, I, Tonya, is largely made up of music from that time period. You can find here songs from Bad Company, Supertramp, Chris Stills, Fleetwood Mac, etc.

IceFish release their exciting, leading edge, progressive rock album 'Human Hardware'. IceFish is an exciting progressive rock outfit featuring legendary drummer Virgil Donati, guitarist Marco Sfogli, keyboardist Alex Argento, and bassist/vocalist Andrea Casali. Formed as a result of Virgil working with Alex and Marco on his solo record 'In This Life', the guys had a singular musical vision in their discussions regarding the direction the music would take. The remarkably talented Bassist/Vocalist Andrea Casali was soon to join them to make the vision a reality. Now that our debut album has been written, produced, mixed, and is finally out there, says drummer Virgil Donati, we can say with some conviction, that our vision and our faith in each other has culminated in finding that 'elusive' new angle we strive for as composers and musicians. He adds, However, there is always room for improvement and refinement, especially when forming new collaborations, so we already look forward to the evolution of IceFish on the second record.