All songs written and produced by God Is An Astronaut. Recorded at Opium in Dublin on Aug 14th 2021. Engineered by Zachary Dutton Hanney. Mixed/Mastered by Torsten Kinsella at Quill Lane Studios.

True vintage space / psychedelic rock from York, UK.

Vinyl Days is the seventh studio album by American rapper Logic, released on June 17, 2022, by Visionary Music Group and Def Jam Recordings. The album is Logic's final album with Def Jam Recordings. It contains 30 songs, making it the album with the most tracks in his discography, and features notable guest appearances from Wiz Khalifa, Action Bronson, Russ, The Game, Royce da 5'9, RZA, DJ Premier, and many others.

Arthur Ponder, a life long Macon, Georgia resident, started his singing career in the 60s replacing Otis Redding in Johnny Jenkins & The Pinetoppers after Otis went solo. Although he gigged extensively, he did not actually make it onto a record until around 1970. Presented here, we have mostly his 80s Modern Soul output Solo and with local group Side Show, some with was released on 45 others remain unreleased till now. Special thanks to Angelo Angione who went above and beyond to help with this project and Arthur Ponder - The Prince of Georgia Soul.

Newly remastered! Linda Martell was the first African-American woman to make the country charts and to appear at the Grand Ole Opry, and helped lay the groundwork for future artists of color in the genre. Despite multiple TV appearances, a dozen appearances at the Opry, and some big hits - including "Color Him Father", "Before the Next Teardrop Falls" and "Bad Case of the Blues" - her 1970 debut album, Color Me Country, would also be her last.

"The 1930s are a particularly notable time for the development of Latvian music. This can be observed in the work of composers of all generations, as well as in music education, concert life, periodicals and the beauty of the Song Festivals. Throughout all these, Pēteris Barisons (1904–1947). is an active and fruitful participant. His dynamic and varied work in one area is particularly noteworthy – that is his rich and bountiful achievement in the field of symphonic music."

"This is a most enjoyable recording and I'm certainly grateful to make my initial acquaintance with the music of Pēteris Barisons. The Liepāja Symphony Orchestra under the inspirational direction of Gintaras Rinkevičius are ardent advocates of these wonderful scores. The superb sound with its wide dynamic range showcases these works at their finest. The Second Symphony is certainly a work I'll be returning to, and I'm more than happy to spread the news."

Vagabondoj (Esperanto for traveller) is a world music ensemble from Germany that brings together influences from different musical languages and seeks their common ground. They combine traditional melodies and dances from different cultures with tailor-made compositions from their own pen. Klezmer clarinet, swinging guitar and the sonority of a classical tuba are driven by percussion and drums. This special instrumentation as well as the sophisticated arrangements and improvisations shape the unmistakable sound of Vagabondoj.

For his new album ‘Contemplations ~ Opus I’, he chose his long lost upright piano as a perfect companion to compose his new pieces on. DeLange about ‘Contemplations ~ Opus I’: “We all need time to ponder on our lives, but rarely take the time to contemplate. I decided to secure my own pondering time and keep a diary in the form of musical phrases that reflect the emotions of that day.

Heavily influenced by heavy music from the 1960s and 70s from across the world, baked under the Catalonian sun and imbued with Spanish innovation, CACHEMIRA are the product of many long jams in 2015. Ambos Mundos is the band’s sophomore album and it already demonstrates a significant maturation from their first album. With a new sense of purpose and vigour CACHEMIRA explore classic rock and psychedelic music with a strong vocal presence, packing the album full of strong rhythms, squealing blues guitars and a whole lot of soul vocally. This is a delightfully enjoyable expression of love, soul, positivity, passion and fuzzing riffs…

Composer Michael Mantler's "Comment c'est" is a song cycle for female voice and chamber orchestra, re-thinking the voice of electro-pop singer Himiko Pagnotti in an art music context. The Max Brand ensemble brings their dedication to innovative art and new forms of listening to this project, making for a powerful release dealing with a range of themes such as war, terrorism, migration, poverty and fear in the contemporary world.

"Quazarz vs. the Jealous Machines" is an album by interstellar hip-hop enigma Shabazz Palaces, aka Ishmael Butler and Tendai Maraire. The result is a thrilling excursion, possessing an otherworldly ambience and substance you'll spend months decoding, every spin yielding something new.

This style seems to sit in a midway between Gothenburg Death Thrash Metal and Modern Thrash. Tuning style is pretty Neo Thrashy with the crunchy guitar tone and the tight snares. Although fast tremolo picking, Dissection like solos and dissonant melodies adds it a Melodic Black taste. This must be their effort of mixing everything they like, and the result is pretty stunning.

Trombonist/composer Steve Davis offers a master class on his new release, "Think Ahead", in art of reacting to the unpredictable with an elite group of jazz all-stars whose ability to create spontaneously borders on the clairvoyant. To render these new compositions, Davis assembled a stellar group of masters: the trombonist is joined by saxophonists Steve Wilson and Jimmy Greene, pianist Larry Willis, bassist Peter Washington and drummer Lewis Nash, each deserving the title of B“jazz giant” in their own right.

Trombone master Steve Davis pays tribute to the music of legendary jazz trombonist and brilliant composer J.J. Johnson, including rare Johnson gems as well as perhaps his most famous composition, "Lament". For SAY WHEN, he's enlisted the support of the very best - Eddie Henderson, Eric Alexander, Harold Mabern, Nat Reeves and Joe Farnsworth - to breathe new life into six Johnson compositional gems, as well as Cole Porter's classic "What Is This Thing Called Love", Warren and Gordon's "There Will Never Be Another You" and Coltrane's "Village Blues".