The dynamic Chicago rock band Wilco returns with its 12th studio album, the first of its kind. Cruel Country is the band's exploration of the genre they've often been defined by but, until now, never fully embraced…

Exuma's legend is larger than life, and his album covers are disturbingly beautiful – perfectly evoking the mysteries of island life and island ritual…

Walk Through Hell is the fourth album from Circle of Silence, a band out of Germany that plays a very crunchy brand of Euro power metal…

Mădălina Pavăl grew up in the Bucovina region of Romania. Since early years she began collecting and singing traditional Romanian music. Throughout her many travels around the country she got to gather the old roots of local folklore - rural rituals, connection to nature, the solitude and celebration of love, old curses and spiritual healing - all and each vividly exposed in the art of singing…

More flamboyant than Elton John; dance tunes that would make ABBA proud, as intense as Slipknot and cooler than Limp Bizkit —TROLLFEST has it all and more. Following their Napalm Records debut EP, Happy Heroes, TROLLFEST returns with their ninth official studio album, Flamingo Overlord, and delivers 11 tracks that will no doubt win new fans and satisfy the old…

French Ivor Novello-nominated pianist Emilie Levienaise-Farrouch steps back from the world of film soundtracks for her third studio album ‘Ravage’. Her sound has the effortless sense of sonic expedition that draws comparisons with the likes of Johann Johannsson, Mica Levi and Hildur Gudnadottir.

Adekunle Gold should be proud of what he achieved. Afro Pop Vol. 1 is an exhibition of a sonic vision. The music reveals an astute musical understanding and ridiculously dense production in sonic poise, arrangement and multifaceted inspiration…

The love for Black Sabbath united two musicians in Trondheim, Norway back in 1997.Guitarists Jostein Smeby and Tommy Ingebrigtsen shared a common passion for the legendary Doom/Heavy Rock act and decided to put it on a cover band, setting the seeds of what would became Arabs In Aspic…

Caught live with just her piano trio at Chicago's famous now-defunct nightclub, Anita O'Day is in an ebullient mood as she tosses off a series of standards and novelties…

While Marco Polo: The Metal Soundtrack lacks in many ways (especially compared to its direct predecessor) it is absolutely a worthy addition to the Symphonity discography. It shows Křivák’s ability to adapt, and it showcases the band’s evolution phenomenally, and a few songs belong in every power metal fan’s playlists…

Less acoustic and intimate than the first album Folly Tales, released in 2018 on Another Record (FR) et Outré (UK), Dance until the crimes end shifts towards a capricious, fanciful and sophisticated pop, sometimes coloured with psychedelic folk…

Singer-songwriter Adam Green was in his teens when he co-founded the cult-favorite anti-folk band The Moldy Peaches. The group went on hiatus in 2004, though it's recently performed together since its songs were featured prominently in the film Juno. Now 26, Green has just released his fifth solo CD, titled Sixes & Sevens…