Doug The Eagle (aka Tapewolf) whose actual name appears to by J.P. Morris is a computer programmer, musician, and writer who lives in the United Kingdom. He uses a likeness of Jakob Pettersohn, his wolf incubus character, as a fursona. "Who Is This Daryil Guy Anyway…?" is his 11th album.

Roger Shah, Mr Magic Island, is a 5 times awarded DJ Mag Top 100 artist. With more than 600 releases in over 80 countries, countless considered classics, his music videos have been watched over 100 million times on YouTube. He’s played at the most important clubs around the world - from Privilege Ibiza to Zouk in Singapore, Ultra Music Festival in the Olympic Stadium in Seoul, A State Of Trance and Future Sound Of Egypt events around the globe. As a producer and remixer he has worked for artists such as Tiësto, Armin Van Buuren, Paul Van Dyk, Oakenfold and platinum selling artists such as Sarah MacLachlan, Moya Brennan, Kosheen, Bryan Adams and many more.

Universal's '2 For 1' series, compiling the albums 'Blues Dimension' (1968) and 'B.D. Is Dead, Long Live B.D.' (1969). The band was formed in Zwolle, Overijssel (The Netherlands) in 1966 by Leen Ripke. It was one of the first Dutch groups playing blues and rhythm & blues with horns. They were also one of the few bands in the 1960's that had a respectable three albums out! The band was troubled by the fact that another local band, the more popular Cuby & The Blizzards consequently stole musicians from Blues Dimension. Their biggest hit 'Get Ready' was a cover from Rare Earth. In 1969, the group's breakup was announced in the title of their last album.

Mudra Music is in the constant search for new talented artists. This time they want to introduce the new mini-album called "Millenium Journey" by the musician from Saint-Petersburg Veniamin Vigovsky a.k.a. Invisible Inks. The author managed to maintain colors of the classic psychedelic chill-out school with its melodically-atmospheric mood and add the contemporary technological sound. Veniamin has developed his unique style which you can hear in all of his tracks in spite of the variety of musical genres he creates. There are cold modern sounds and warm atmospheric moods mixed in his music.

I Califfi performs a Progresssive rock sung in Italian and situated in the same category as the early Seventies bands, due to its use of wild and jerky rhythms on which blend excellent analog keyboard shapes & sounds with excellent vocals and scrumptious guitar work. Their music can be defined as close to that of Garybaldi or Flea but with nicer lyrical themes in the style of PFM. "Fiore di Metallo" is a good prog album, based on organ and moog sounds, even if the lyrics are a bit naive and too close to the typical Italian beat themes. Some interesting keyboard passages, as in the instrumental Varius or the opening track Nel mio passato, make this album well worth listening.

The Anthology Decades is a compilation of older studio material which has been previously unreleased, though some of the tracks seem to be remixed ('tangentized') or alternate versions of some well-known material: Sunset In The Fifth System obviously bases on an excerpt from Alpha Centauri, Exit To Heaven is very similar to Edinburgh Castle, and Landing On 51 essentially overlays Astral Voyager with some new melody lines. On the other hand, official information from the Tangerine Dream Forum state: "Speculations on so-called 'tangentized' material or the use of some 'overwashed' production methods are completely false. They are compositions out of the 70ies and 80s which have been recorded for the first time or have been taken from Edgar's personal sound library…

This LP introduced Paul Desmond's beautiful ballad "Audrey" and found the early Dave Brubeck quartet (with pianist Brubeck, altoist Desmond, bassist Bob Bates, and drummer Joe Dodge) making a rare studio recording; up to this point all of their most popular records were club performances. With fresh versions of such songs as "Jeepers Creepers," "Pennies from Heaven," and "A Fine Romance," this music is certainly worth acquiring.

SineRider is the electronic and ambient music project of Devin Powers from Norwood, Massachusetts. "Stay Home" is a retrospective of tracks curated from various SineRider releases (2009-2016), including never-before-released outtakes and rarities.

"The Beach Side of Life" is the third full-length album from German electronic composer and producer Roger-Pierre Shah - released under his Sunlounger alias. The tracks with the ultimate summer feel, taking you in with the unrivalled Sunlounger sound.

On "From Silence to Somewhere" Wobbler cooks an enigmatic, multi flavoured and adventurous brew in the olde black cauldron. Poignant and edgy guitar riffs, melancholic and harmonious verses, powerful crescendos, energetic spinet driven passages and the odd touch of flamenco and italian recitals. Four epic songs, clocking in at 47 minutes. Thematically spun around a wondering view on metamorphosis, change and alchymism - a bit of a continuation from the previous album “Rites at Dawn”, but slightly darker and more introspective. Musically, there’s a connection to all of the three previous albums, while at the same time making new ground. Inspiration from renaissance music and old Italian prog has seeped into the mix, as well.

The new Toehider album is called "GOOD". World-acclaimed singer/instrumentalist Michael Mills has gone all out on this upcoming release. Featuring his unmistakable, otherworldly voice and signature bizarre storytelling lyrics, this album runs the emotional gamut and will leave you in tears, both the sad kind and the GOOD kind.

The latest Cubenx album entilted Fractal City is a collection of terrestrial jams and arachnean ambient ballads that are particularly apt for urban listening. Recorded live on a single track over a short period of a few weeks, the nine compositions of Fractal City capture the obsessions of its author for postmodern urban landscapes, and the revelation of new perspectives on the city of Paris.

Both of Young Flowers' studio albums (1968's Blomsterpistolen and 1969's No. 2) are included in their entirety on this two-CD compilation, which also has a 1967 non-LP single and the three songs they contributed to the 1970 Quiet Days in Clichy soundtrack, as well as three live September 1969 recordings. With English-language liner notes, it's the definite collection of this Danish psychedelic group. As the back cover points out, they were "the first Danish hippy band, the first home-grown rock band to sing in Danish (though the majority of their recordings were in English), and the first to play the States…

First time on CD for this magical psychedelic concept album based on J.M Barrie’s timeless Peter Pan story. Merchants Of Dream was produced by the legendary George "Shadow" Morton. The fourteen tracks encompass tales of everything from pirates and crocodiles to the joys of eternal childhood, Strange Night Voyage was the only release by this enigmatic six piece combo hailing from the East Coast. The complete album from the master tapes for the first time on CD with copious liner notes and a plethora of rare photographs.

Glasgow three-piece Errors return with mini-album New Relics. Signed to compatriots Mogwai’s label Rock Action Records, this is another spin on the squelch-synth electro-disco carousel. Although the rotation of a carousel is perhaps too simplistic of a comparison for Errors’ choice of track structure. New Relics lacks the immediate draw of their previous release Have Some Faith in Magic, instead providing a more expansive journey into an alternative, futuristic anti-reality, blurring the edges of the everyday. It’s an album that offers more with each play, rewarding the listener with the chance to submerge themselves further into the tie-dye vortex…