Floating Seeds Remixed is a remix album by British band Ozric Tentacles. It was released in 1999 on Snapper Music. The album includes a variety of mixes, including Eat Static and System 7.

The link between Phil Napoleon and Red Nichols does not stop at their meeting on this record under the auspices or a new CD edition. The present disc opens with recordings of Red Nichols (five sides in all) and presents him leading his own band, whether it be Red Nichols and His Orchestra or Red and his Big Ten, nine or ten musicians in all. Part of the space devoted to Phil Napoleon includes small formations - five to seven musicians. Phil and Red both were important musicians and both had to suffer from a relative critical exclusion reserved by some to white jazz musicians. Phil recorded a large number of sides between the twenties and the thirties, a time at which he knew considerable success…

Brotherhood Of Man are best known as the winners of 1976 Eurovision Song Contest with 'Save Your Kisses for Me', with memorable choreography and the signature red/white/ black outfits. They scored many more hits around the world including 'Kiss Me Kiss Your Baby', 'Angelo' 'Oh Boy (The Mood I'm In) and 'Figaro', selling over 15 million records. This 3CD Gold release brings together 60 their biggest hits from across the 1970s and includes covers such as 'Brown Girl In The Ring', 'Dancin' Queen', 'I Will Survive' and many more.

Produced and engineered by Karl Groom and Clive Nolan, Infinity Parade was Landmarq's second studio album. The line-up from the first album remains intact here with the great Damian Wilson on lead vocals. Wilson also sang in Groom's Prog Metal band Threshold on their debut album that was released the same year as Infinity Parade as well as one further Threshold album, he later became a member of Rick Wakeman's band. Wilson would stay with Landmarq for one further studio album before being replaced by Tracy Hitchings. Uwe D'Rose, Steve Leigh and Dave Wagstaffe on guitars, keyboards and drums respectively were all, just like Hitchings, previous members of Quasar before they ended up in Landmarq.

'When All The Heroes Are Dead' is the new, long waited album from Vision Divine, coming 7 years after the critically-acclaimed 'Destination Set To Nowhere', which is still considered one of their best releases to date.The long wait was all worth it: the band now include the mesmerizing talents of Mike Terrana (the busiest drummer in the business) and Ivan Giannini (one of the hottest newcomers amongst metal singers for the Japanese press), and the extraordinary success of the first single with this line-up, 'Angel Of Revenge', proves that fans are eager to listen to the new tunes. 'When All The Heroes Are Dead' shows Vision Divine at their best, which means a partial return to their signature Power Metal sound that made them big players in this game. Get ready for great melodies, granitic riffs, fast paced songs and epic duels between guitars and keyboards.

When Frank Sinatra joined the Tommy Dorsey Orchestra, it was as replacement for crooner Jack Leonard. The first Dorsey-Sinatra recordings, made for Victor, followed in february 1940. As was the fashion at the time, the Dorsey aggregation also featured a vocal group - the Pied Pipers. Sinatra was no beginner, having launched his professional career in the mid-thirties. His first employer of any renown, however, had been trumpeter Harry James, who signed him on to sing with his new big band in late 1939. But, by the following january, Sinatra had joined Dorsey, staying with the celebrated trombonist's outfit until the end of 1942…

With the legends Sarke and Nocturno Culto in the line-up, a discography of worldwide praised albums and an ever growing and evolving grim, dark and soothing sound, the next SARKE album “Gastwerso” is yet another great piece of icy and haunting black metal.

Dino Saluzzi as a solo performer is one of the more remarkable musicians in contemporary music, in that he plays several instruments, including his beloved bandoneon with such precision, balance and subtle power. Kultrum is indeed a multi-cultural project that taps into the folkloric, ancestral, and traditional sounds of Native American Indians and his South American roots, enhanced by producer Manfred Eicher's Eurocentric notions. The blending of deep drums, rattling percussion, and chanted vocals with the bandoneon or wood flutes creates a vista of deeply spiritual and ancient ritualistic music.