Dream is the fourth album by the duo Captain & Tennille and their final album with A&M Records.

Brenda and the Big Dudes was a South African recording group formed in 1983.

For many years, the duo Jan Plewka and Marco Schmedtje has been a guarantee for intense musical moments. They had a joint band with Zinoba from 2003 to 2005.

July 18th 2021 marked the 40th anniversary of thrash metal pioneers Anthrax.

Fantastic Negrito re-imagines tracks from his 2022 album White Jesus Black Problems in a stripped back, acoustic setting on Grandfather Courage.

Otto Klemperer and the Philharmonia Orchestra's rendition of Stravinsky's masterpieces, featuring the "Symphony in Three Movements," "Pulcinella Suite," and "Petrushka," is a mesmerizing showcase of their exceptional artistry and precision.

Known for her participation in rodas de samba in the neighborhood of Pedreira, in Belém, a place also known as the” neighborhood of samba and love“, Dona Socorro Jardim is a 77 - year-old singer who is about to show the world her first musical work-it is the album” Samba Afro-Amazônico", which arrives on digital music platforms this Thursday.

A double album with songs and music about the meaning and insignificance of love, life and, well, everything.

Their blues based sound blends soul, funk, R&B into a style that does not shy away from showing respect to the band’s heroes of Afro-American music.

Riding in on an eviscerating vocal alarm call and originally released in 1988 as the final installment of her Masque of the Red Death trilogy, Diamanda Galás' You Must Be Certain of the Devil is as unflinching now as it was on release in 1988. It remains a swaggering, furious fuck-you to those who might cast aside the sick and dying in the name of faith and scripture.

Norwegian indie rock duo TAPE TRASH’s new album EDEN was written in the aftermath of losing faith. It reflects on the years spent inside Christianity and the disorienting ambivalence that follows when stepping into the secular world outside of EDEN. The songs move between freedom and grief, where moments of beauty and ecstasy are closely tied to confusion.

Sole studio album from the short-lived supergroup. Originally recorded in 1978, this eponymous album stands as the band’s sole studio release, bringing together some of the most renowned figures from the Canterbury Scene. The newly remastered version is set to reintroduce this avant-garde jazz-prog masterpiece to a new generation of listeners as well as long term fans.

In German-speaking countries, solo flute music has a long tradition, beginning with Johann Sebastian Bach's celebrated Partita in A minor, BWV 1013, an unrivaled and, in a sense, never-before-seen masterpiece. When Bach wrote his Partita in A minor, around 1720, the German flute (also known to the English as the German flute) was just beginning its meteoric career, which would quickly make it one of the world's most popular instruments. It was made almost exclusively of wood, and was a very different instrument from today's, constructed of precious metal (silver or, better yet, gold).

With their debut The Empty Space Between A Seamount And Shock Headed Julia, The Black Cat’s Eye made a notable impact on the scene in 2023 – an energetic and atmospheric album that uniquely fused psychedelic and post-rock elements, and quickly sold out. Now, two and a half years later, the Frankfurt-based quintet returns with their new album, Decrypting Dreams Of Weird Animals And Strange Objects.

Iain Ballamy’s new album Riversphere (release 2nd November) is a fluid, textural exploration between improvisation and composition. Featuring performances by Rob Luft, Conor Chaplin, Corrie Dick, Laura Jurd and introducing Charlie Ballamy, Riversphere mirrors the endless cycles and movements of river ecosystems weaving together diverse musical influences into a seamless, organic whole.