Mekong Shellac is an extremely rare collection of classical and popular styles of Khmer music from the 1930s to the 1950s. Restored from the few original remaining copies, this compilation reveals a remarkable world of early 20th-century Cambodian folk music previously lost in time through war, cultural shifts, and modernization. These recordings were selected for their distinctive musical qualities, the physical condition of the 78 rpm records from which they were sourced, and the circumstances of their survival. The selections span a range of Khmer musical forms, including Chapey, Romvong, Lakon Basak, Pleng Khmer, Ayai, and Ayai Reung, as well as classical and court-derived traditions such as Pinpeat and Mahori, alongside popular and regional styles including Lamleav and Pleng Ka. It's a miracle these discs have survived at all throughout the past century. Restoration of these 78-rpm artifacts was a challenge, but considering that, of most songs appearing on the album, less than 5 copies are known to exist worldwide today - with only two known copies of three tracks presented here, the songs survive magnificently.

The Finefones Saxophone Quartet's sixth album has become a deeply personal credo. The arrangements of John Coltrane's music for four saxophones, created for his centenary, make their profound appreciation and love for the music palpable.

TRICERATOPS is a high-energy, uncompromising brass trio led by veteran trumpeter Jack Walrath, featuring Jed Levy on tenor sax and José Davila on tuba. Cheekily subtitled "Three Horned Face," the name invokes the prehistoric creature's raw strength and aggression, serving as fair warning that this music steers clear of polite, tepid chamber jazz. The repertoire heavily reflects Walrath's compositional genius, modern jazz lineage, and unexpected world influences. These never-before-released tracks were restored from the original two-track analog tapes by Paul Gold at Salt Mastering. Now, more than two decades after its conception, this beautiful, three-horned beast is finally unleashed in full high-resolution 24-bit/96kHz splendor.

For twenty-five years, Yeah Yeah Yeahs have built one of modern rock's most beloved catalogs. Hidden In Pieces: Live at the Royal Albert Hall gathers songs from across their history and reimagines them through intimate arrangements featuring strings, piano and double bass. Recorded over two nights at London's Royal Albert Hall and including performances from San Diego, Chicago, New York and Mexico City, the album finds Karen O, Nick Zinner and Brian Chase presenting songs from every era of the band's career in a new light.

There’s a dark humour to Force Majeure & The Acts of God, the fourth album from The Black Wizards. Named after the legal phrase used to describe uncontrollable circumstances, the title reflects the chaos surrounding the record’s creation, while hinting at the band’s own sense of mischief and defiance.

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John Krasula is a Florida-based guitarist, composer, and producer known for leading the jazz-fusion group JK & The Contraband and the John Krasula Trio.

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The Go appeared in Detroit in 1998, and I immediately became a fan. I'd been waiting for Detroit to produce a group this good since Brownsville Station broke up, and here they were, except I liked The Go even more than all their hometown predecessors.

The Bridge String Quartet recorded Charles Wood's String Quartet No. 5 in F Major and Quartet-Movement as part of an album featuring the Irish-born composer's chamber works released on Heritage Records.

"Maria Emrik – Music for Quiet Evenings"captured the hearts of many with her soothing and melodic voice. With a music style that encompasses smooth jazz, easy listening, swing, Latin, and bossanova, her sound takes listeners back in time to the golden era of Jazz music.

Margaret Singana's "Lady Africa" is a celebrated album and compilation highlighting the powerful soul, rock, and African-infused vocals of the South African singer known as "Lady Africa".

Originally Mr. Clarke is a classic roots reggae album by Jamaican singer Johnny Clarke, released in 1980.