Issued in a standard (non-gatefold) sleeve with printed inner sleeves largely replicating the 1991 original design. Inner sleeves include thumbnail images based on the UK single artwork for each track. These images are based on the single artwork rather than direct reproductions. The image used for "DJ Culture" is derived from the original single sleeve, though not presented in its full release layout. "Was It Worth It?"- also a new single at the time - was not represented. This reissue retains the original 1991 inner sleeve design and does not introduce any new artwork. Unlike the original edition, this release includes UK chart positions for all tracks, including "DJ Culture" and "Was It Worth It?".

Sine Music das neue Ambient-Album „The Beginning von Glint. Das Album enthält elf Tracks und wird bei allen bekannten Download- und Streaming-Portalen erhältlich sein. Nach den erfolgreichen Alben „Estival Arvo und „Human kehrt Glint mit seinem neuesten Werk .

Ophelie Gaillard is the most musically sensitive and expressive cellist, modern or historical, that I've heard in many years. Her style reminds me of the great Baroque violinist Fabio Biondi.

Daniel Ottensamer presents Brahms’ two legendary clarinet sonatas, reworked for clarinet and orchestra by Stephan Koncz, who also conducts the Deutsches Symphonie-Orchester Berlin on this recording.

Born in Hermosillo, Sonora, Misael is one of the most outstanding Mexican guitarists of his generation.

With Marimba, David Moliner presents an extraordinary album that places this unique instrument and its manifold colors and sounds at its core.

Johann Sebastian Bach took the opportunity to enhance the previously mediocre inventory of string instruments in Leipzig's two main churches in 1729 by purchasing four violins, two violas and two cellos from the workshop of Johann Christian Hoffmann (Leipzig 1683-1750). Three of these eight instruments, two violins and a viola, are still owned by the Thomaskirche.

The Hecker Helmchen duo is renowned for the high standard of their performances, which is reflected in their recordings.

The name of Father Vallotti, a Conventual Franciscan, esteemed musician and valuable teacher, is still known nowadays particularly for his speculative works. He was considered by Bonifazio Asioli, "the greatest of the Italian harmonists", and his appointment at the Berlin court confirms he was appreciated not only in his homeland.

Nonesuch Records releases About Ghosts by Brooklyn-based guitarist, composer, and MacArthur fellow Mary Halvorson on June 13, 2025.

By all measures, Theo Croker is a jazz artist. The 39-year-old trumpeter-composer has been a Grammy nominee in the jazz fields.

The new album by composer António Pinho Vargas brings together two remarkable works, performed live by the resident groups of Casa da Música.

Jethro Tull, led by the ever-charismatic Ian Anderson - hailed as the man who brought the flute to rock music - forged a genre-defying path through rock history. Blending classical, folk, jazz, and hard rock in groundbreaking ways, Jethro Tull have become one of the most distinctive, successful and enduring bands in progressive rock music.

The new album from violinist Niklas Walentin and the Snorre Kirk Trio is a heartfelt tribute to Svend Asmussen, one of Denmark's greatest jazz violinists. Known for his rich tone, playful phrasing and extraordinary charisma, Asmussen remains an inspiration to violinists across genres, from classical to jazz

Baroque giants La Serenissima return with Crossing Borders, an album illustrating the significant cultural links between 18th-century composers in Germany and Italy, featuring little-known chamber works by Brescianello and Schreyfogel, with music by Sieber, Vivaldi and Telemann, including the latter's foot-stamping double concerto for flute and recorder.