Play It All Night Long: Warren Zevon Explores Contrasts and Classical Flourishes on Bad Luck Streak in Dancing School, Which Includes Collaborations with Members of the Eagles, Linda Ronstadt, and Other Luminaries.

Sometimes there are discoveries that hit likethunderbolts! Matt Pascale & The Stomps areundoubtedly one of them-and a major one atthat. Everything here is simply perfect. Musically,the backbone of this album remains blues, butrock, funk, soul, and even hip-hop are never faroff. The compositions flow like a string ofpotential hits. It only takes listening to this albumonce or twice for certain melodies to lodgethemselves firmly in your brain. As for theperformance, it"s downright incredible. MattPascale has a raspy voice with a "more Italian youcouldn"t get" vibe, his guitar playing is a sheermarvel of precision and feel, and The Stomps area rhythmic and groovy powerhouse capable ofwaking the dead. Un-be-lie-va-ble!

This album represents a small percentage of the huge amount of unreleased material we are hoping to roll out in the near future, rather than letting it gather dust in some archive.

This captivating album showcases Van Morrison's remarkable instrumental compositions, featuring previously unreleased tracks from the 70s, 80s, 90s, and 2000s. With a total of 17 tracks, this collection takes you on a mesmerising journey into one of the world's most admired archives.

Eric Clapton's brand-new record, Meanwhile features 6 never-before-heard tracks and 8 previously released singles.

British guitarist, singer and songwriter Ben Poole has earned a formidable reputation as one of the international blues-rock circuit's most compelling, distinctive talents. Praised by Jeff Beck as "f***ing amazing," hailed as "a REALLY good player" by Gary Moore, and celebrated by Beth Hart, Kenny Wayne Shepherd and Richie Kotzen, Poole combines incendiary guitar work with an assured, soulful voice and instinctive songwriting.

With their catchy songs and their powerful blues-rock, Spoonful of Blues has established itself as one of the most sought-after blues bands in Norway. With a new line–up, which includes two guitarists, the band has developed a fresh and powerful sound, and their pieces – old and new - delight both the audience and critics.

It's been 50 years years since Bruce Springsteen released his third album, Born to Run, a critically acclaimed commercial breakthrough. Like Elvis Presley, Bob Dylan, Neil Young and a few others, Springsteen goes beyond the boundaries of the musical genre in which one would attempt to label him. Throughout his career, the kid from New Jersey has become a symbol, both musical and ideological. Walking in the footsteps of his idol Dylan, the Boss has launched often poignant snapshots of this crumpled star-spangled banner, the American dream often abused, in short the chronicle of an America of the marginalized, of which he remains the one of the most glittering ambassadors. Rare are the musicians with an aura as developed with their audience as him. Since the beginning of his career in the mid-70s, Springsteen has never stopped touring, tirelessly filling the stadiums and the largest venues in the world, and always putting so much soul into his performances and records.

Heart's Ann Wilson is releasing a new record with Tripsitter, 'Another Door'. Prior to starting the 2023 tour, Ann Wilson and her band Tripsitter finished 'Another Door', a record of all-original material, which marks the first time since the '70s that Ann has written a full-length album collectively with a band. Tripsitter features Tony Lucido (bass), Ryan Wariner (guitars), Sean T. Lane (drums), and Paul Moak (guitars and keyboards). Tom Bukovac (guitars) was also a primary contributor.

With a mythology that spans from the clubs of Swinging London, through 1974's gold-selling Bridge Of Sighs and onward into a vital post-millennial solo catalogue, Robin Trower's place amongst the all-time greats is beyond doubt. Yet while his '60s peers have long softened into greatest-hits autopilot, this restless artist returns in 2026 with Shine: a powerful, intimate new album where molten guitar solos drive songs urging us to meet the modern world head-on. "It's a good overview, that title," reflects the 81-year-old legend. "I wanted this album to sparkle and have a bit of oomph about it."

Released earlier this year, ZZ Ward’s blues-heavy fourth release, Liberation, marked her debut with the legendary Sun imprint.

Seasick Steve returns with 'The Last Season of America'. In 2024, Steve and his wife Elisabeth took a road trip across America where he witnessed the poverty and divisiveness in the context of the upcoming election. They were in a New Orleans club where a house band leader welcomed two Belgian musicians on stage by saying 'welcome to the last season of America'. This became the theme for the rest of their road trip and led to him writing the title track to the new album. A deeply personal, heartfelt reflection on the state of his home nation, 'The Last Season of America' is a protest record in the truest sense.

Two years after his breakthrough debut Drifter established him as one of the most authentic new voices in modern blues, Jovin Webb returns with Son of a Sinner, a raw and powerful follow-up on Blind Pig Records. Produced once again by multi-Grammy winner Tom Hambridge and recorded in Nashville, the 11-track collection finds the Baton Rouge native digging deeper into his Southern roots, where swampy blues, gospel fire, and gritty Southern rock collide.

Roger wrote (with the exception of an exquisite cover of 'Jealous Guy', which he describes as 'one of the greatest ballads ever written'), produced, sang and performed all the songs on the album himself. 'Violence Insane in a Beautiful World' is Roger Taylor's seventh album in a solo career stretching back to 1977 and is his first since 2021's critically and fan-acclaimed top 3 album 'Outsider'.

"Dreams & Songs" is the new live album by Grammy winner Warren Haynes, recorded in 2019 at the Thomas Wolfe Auditorium with the 64-member Asheville Symphony Orchestra.