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.

Hype sticker: Chess Records 75th Anniversary Series. Audiophile Vinyl Reissues From The Legendary Chess Records Catalog Mastered from original analog tapes. Manufactured at Quality Record Pressings (QRP) on 180 gram vinyl. Tip-On gatefold sleeves printed on high grade board. STDCHESS75. The man born Chester Arthur Bennett idolized folk and country singers, but his unmistakable delivery was too powerful for a blue yodel. "I couldn't do no yodelin'," he said, "so I turned to howlin'." Howlin' Wolf's voice, combined with his blistering guitar and harmonica, helped put Chess Records and Chicago blues on everyone's radar. Moanin' in the Moonlight, Wolf's first long-playing album from 1958 collected a dozen singles he had recorded over the preceding decade, including the favorites "Smokestack Lightnin'," "Evil" and "How Many More Years." Bring home the sound of America's greatest blues label in high fidelity with the Chess Records 75th Anniversary Series. These audiophile reissues of classic albums and compilations from the Chess discography are remastered from the original analog tapes and pressed on 180g vinyl at Quality Record Pressings (QRP). Each disc is packaged in tip-on gatefold sleeves printed on high-grade board.

This is the 6th limited edition box set in the chronological series of re-issues of Neil Young's official album releases. This volume covers the years 1992 - 1995 and includes the albums Harvest Moon (1992), Unplugged (1993), Sleeps With Angels (1994) and the album Neil recorded with Pearl Jam, Mirror Ball (1995). Harvest Moon's title track is a hugely popular song, and the album also includes "Unknown Legend" and "From Hank To Hendrix". Sleeps With Angels is a favorite of the core fan base, featuring "Western Hero", "Prime of Life ", and the epic, 14 minute, "Change Your Mind". Unplugged features 14 live performances, including some of Neil's most popular tracks from his career up to 1993. Mirror Ball is an analog recording and has been remastered, and 4 songs have been remixed. The album includes two songs that have recently featured prominently in Neil's live sets: "Throw Your Hatred Down" and "I'm The Ocean". Each album in the vinyl box is 2 LP (and pressed on 180 gram vinyl); the CD box contains 1 CD per album. Both the Vinyl & CD boxes are numbered limited editions.

Los Originarios Del Plan are one of the West Coast's best kept musical secrets. The arpa grande (big harp) group plays rousing, exuberant music with centuries of roots in western Mexico. The style has thrived in diasporic communities of agricultural workers and music fans in California and Washington. From backyard family gatherings to the stage at the Getty Museum in Los Angeles, the group provides an essential sonic link to the homeland of these groups of immigrants. On ¡Puritito Michoacán! They perform corridos, sones planecos, canciones rancheras, and more from their vast repertoire of traditionals and standards.

After a nine-year hiatus, Laura Cantrell, a familiar presence in the international Americana & Roots music scene, is back with her latest studio album.

Klaus Mäkelä, the first conductor signed to Decca for forty years, brings the Orchestre de Paris to the label for a major new album of Stravinsky's most iconic ballet scores. The album represents Mäkelä's first recording with his French orchestra.

Canadian-Italian singer Emily D’Angelo announces her upcoming second solo DG album freezing, which features seventeen songs drawn from folk tradition, art song and beyond.

Following acclaimed outings About Love and Loving Again and Hold Your Love Still, Christian Kjellvander returns with Ex Voto / The Silent Love, a quietly devastating and profoundly intimate record that completes an unofficial trilogy exploring love in its most tender, conflicted, and spiritual forms. Originally conceived as an album of ten soft, calm country songs, Ex Voto gradually evolved into something more expansive, yet the embryo of that intention remains, pulsing gently beneath every track. The record opens with two stripped-back songs, flows into a louder, more dynamic centre piece, then drifts back into stillness, mirroring the emotional journey of its creation.

Keiko Lee celebrated his 25th anniversary with a concert at a jazz club in Nagoya, where his activities began.With the support of famous Japanese players such as Soichi nogari, they listen to melodic singing.

This long out-of-print holy grail private press album, originally released by the late Abdul Wadud himself in 1977, is finally being reissued on vinyl. This reissue was originally sanctioned by Abdul himself. Unfortunately, he passed away on August 10, 2022. We thank his family, and particularly his son, Raheem DeVaughn, in assisting us see this masterpiece through to become available on vinyl to a new generation.

Alonzo "Lonnie" Johnson was an American blues and jazz singer, guitarist, violinist and songwriter. He was a pioneer of jazz guitar and jazz violin and is recognized as the first to play an electrically amplified violin.

Legend of e’Boi (The Hypervigilant Eye) is the powerful new work by composer & alto saxophonist Darius Jones.