Epigrammata is the 2018 album by Czech doom metal band Et Moriemur. This was released by the Indian label Transcending Obscurity.

The Ultimate Collection: Classic Pop is an amazing 100 track collection of some of the biggest and best classic pop songs from the last 50 years or so. With great songs and fabulous artists covering every genre and era; from the unforgettable 70s pop of Abba “Mamma Mia”, through to Kool & The Gang’s 80s dancefloor anthem “Celebration”. From The Moody Blues 60s classic “Nights In White Satin” right through to 90s Britpop including Pulp’s “Common People” not forgetting contemporary favourites such as Lady Gaga “Poker Face”, will.i.am and Britney Spears “Scream & Shout” and Carly Rae Jepsen “Call Me Maybe”. This incredible compilation gathers together the ultimate classic pop collection from the past six decades in one 5CD box set.

It was customary for Rossini to modify his scores and develop second and third versions for theatres that wanted to stage his operas. The Maometto II here recorded corresponds only in part to the original score (Naples, 1820), which is the version generally performed nowadays; it is, instead, the revision made for Venice’s Teatro La Fenice staged on 26th December 1822 as opening title of the 1823 Carnival season, the same season which, on February 3rd, would also see the debut of Semiramide. For Venice Rossini tried to soften the monolithic character of his Neapolitan score, introducing an opening symphony, making changes - some of them quite substantial - to the score and, especially, giving the plot a happy ending. The title role is sung by the young Italian bass Lorenzo Regazzo, internationally renowned; Claudio Scimone, on the podium, is responsible for the revision of the score.

Wild Blue grew out of a Chicago group called Jinx that toiled in the local club scene beginning in the late 1970's. The core members of this band were Joe Zanona (keyboards), Terry Curtin (bass guitar), and Frank Barbalace (guitars). They had been looking for a female vocalist, and they found one in Renee Varo; Mike Neff was also added as the drummer. A few years later though, they got a dreaded call: There was a cabaret singer from California who had been using the name Jinx for some 15 years. They tried to work out a deal with her, but to no avail, so they started calling themselves Wild Blue. Thus, the name of their first LP, No More Jinx is basically an inside joke.

Larry Goldings is one of the most promising of the younger organists. Although he was originally known as a pianist, Goldings has been mostly concentrating on organ, including a high-profile stint as a member of John Scofield's quartet. For his Warner Bros. debut, Whatever It Takes, Goldings is teamed with guitarist Peter Bernstein and drummer Bill Stewart for ten numbers, five of which include some notable guests. Two songs match together the soulful altos of Maceo Parker and David Sanborn, young tenor giant Joshua Redman is on three other numbers (including "Yipes," which also includes Parker), and there are two appearances by trombonist Fred Wesley. The music features a lot of appealing grooves that look back to the classic Hammond organ era of the 1960s while remaining contemporary.

01/02 is a 2-for-1 compilation by Rich Oddie and Christina Sealey, who work together as Orphx. It gathers their 1993 album 01 and 1994's 02, both originally released on cassette and puts them in one place. This was reissued by Hospital Productions.

Frozen Niagara Falls is the 2015 album by Dominick Fernow, who primarily works under the mononym Prurient. This was released by Profound Lore.

While he primarily works under the pseudonym Prurient, Dominick Fernow worked on this project as Rainforest Spiritual Enslavement. He created an album in 2018 on his own Hospital Productions label and called it Red Ants Genesis.

Funk Your Head Up is the 1992 album by New York hip-hop group Ultramagnetic MC's. This was their second album, their first for a major label (Mercury) and features "Poppa Large".

Classic rock giants, The Guess Who, are back with their first new studio album in over 20 years! Features what could be the most rokin’ line-up of the band since its ’60s heyday, anchored by original GW drummer Garry Peterson along with vocalist Derek Sharp, superstar bassist Rudy Sarzo (Quiet Riot/Ozzy), guitarist Will Evankovich, and multi-instrumentalist Leonard Shaw! Fans have been rocking out with this line-up since 2008, and the band has plans to keep those audiences on their feet with a heavy touring schedule starting in mid September and carrying through the end of 2018! Release date - september 14, 2018.

Strike Out (Funky Soul Jazzhop Beats) contains the definitive Artists & Hip Hop, Soul, Funk, Jazz. The Best hits from Flow Bop, DJ Sensei, 2 Men 4 Soul, Papik, Fabio Tullio and many more.

Although the material on Douglas' initial outing may seem somewhat routine these days, it's actually quite notable considering it preceded the actual fruition of disco. The perennial "Doctor's Orders" alone would make this a classic, but the quality is far from limited to that track. Earthy dance gems like "A Friend in Need" and "Baby Don't Let This Good Love Die" are a nice cross between the late-'60s sound of Detroit soul and late-'70s dancefloor soul. Meanwhile, the mellow "Take Me (Make Me Lose Control)" and "I Fell in Love With Love" show a calmer side, while still keeping the groove alive.

Sodom's landmark Persecution Mania stands at the very crossroads of thrash and death metal. A virtual tour de force of blinding speed and blunt force, it is also arguably the best album of Sodom's checkered career. Recorded shortly after the arrival of guitarist extraordinaire Frank Blackfire, Persecution Mania took the group's fast-as-can-be, subtlety-free, roast-every-bridge approach to a whole new level of intensity and power…

Those familiar with previous work by these two instrumentalists will find no surprises on their second duo album, which consists primarily of compositions by pianist Bjornstad, interspersed with fragments of works by composers of the European Renaissance (William Byrd, Orlando Gibbons, Guillaume Dufay, and the obscure German composer Gregor Aichinger) and a couple of David Darling compositions, one of them written for multi-tracked cello.

1986 rehearsal from Canadian Death/Thrash legends, SLAUGHTER with Evil Chuck Schuldiner on vocals/guitar. Contains liner notes by Dave Hewson along with band pics and concert flyers. This is an official SLAUGHTER release! Co-release with NunSlaughter Records…