The times had certainly changed since Déjà Vu's release in 1970. Nevertheless, there was a hunger in audiences for a return to the harmony-soaked idealism with which the trio had been catapulted to popularity, and CSN consequently reached number two on the charts, behind Fleetwood Mac's megasuccessful Rumours. The music here is very good, though probably not up to the hard-to-match level of Crosby, Stills & Nash or Déjà Vu…

The album "THE ODYSSEY" is a collaboration between Regard Extrême and Dark Awake. Regard Extrême and Dark Awake has managed to create the ultimate mythological concept split album about Ulysses and his adventures, inspired by the Greek Epic poem Homer's Odyssey!!!

Almost five years on from her last album Demand The Impossible! and two traumatic, life-changing experiences later, Sweden's fantastic Jenny Wilson is back with a new record.

Anticipation was high for the release of ‘Hunted’ in 2016, the sophomore album from Denver’s Khemmis and follow up to acclaimed debut ‘Absolution’ . Rather than the all too common sophomore slump, Khemmis raised the stakes and blew everyone away with their rapidly progressing songwriting and production quality, culminating in ‘Hunted’ being named Album Of The Year for 2016 by Decibel Magazine.

The Headbangers” as their name implies, shake up ideas, their groove inciting insuppressible head thrashing. Trumpet player Nicolas Gardel’s new sextet thwarts division by artfully combining vintage and modern; opening dialogue between Funk, Pop, Jazz and Electronic. By entering these realms of music, the group successfully opens perspectives with a singular, powerful and elegant sound, graced with ravishing creative energy.

In honor of their 20th anniversary, psych veterans Asteroid No. 4 return with their ninth studio LP: eight new songs merging paisley vibes with fluid shoegaze moves and dots and dashes of ’60s-style psychedelia.

An exclusive mix of live recordings from past Terraforma events and unreleased tracks by some of the festival's closely associated acts.

Blues-rock is a tightrope - and Mike Zito has never lost his footing. At times in his storied two-decade career, the Texas bandleader has rolled up the amps and rocked as hard as anyone. Yet his lifelong fascination with the blues has always reeled him back in. And now, having shaken the rafters with 2016's acclaimed Make Blues Not War, First Class Life finds Mike diving deep into the only genre that can do justice to his hard-won true stories of hardship and redemption. "Make Blues was pretty extreme and rocking," he reflects. "This time, I was definitely thinking more blues." First Class Life is a fitting album title from a man who remembers the hard times. "The title track is a nod to where I've come from and where I'm at," explains the songwriter whose promising early career was almost destroyed by addiction. "It's a rags-to-riches story, and it's certainly true. I grew up poor in St. Louis, and now I'm travelling the world to sing my songs. In the world of excess America, I may not look 'rich', but in my world, I most certainly am. I have a beautiful family, I'm clean and sober, and I get to play music."

Headliner Elvin Bishop's folksy, good-old-boy charm is as much a part of this upbeat live set as the music, thanks to generous doses of good-natured banter with fans. This live best-of collection, culled from five performances over almost a year, is highly entertaining…

Mega Rare 1988 US 3-track promotional-only CD single produced for the North American part of the tour, including "Dogs Of War" - LP and Live Edits and a live version of "On The Turning Away".