Guranfoe is an English rock group that formed in 2012 in Norwich. Guranfoe were called Gumbo Variation from September 2012 to May 2016. The band operated under the name Gumbo Variation from 2012-2016. Since their formation, they have released several live albums that highlight their talent as a band that can create some amazing improvisational, psychedelic fusion rock which features several different styles of music. Their music forges elements of progressive rock, improvisational jazz, psychedelic rock, folk-rock, electric fusion and ancient ragas. Sum of Erda is the debut studio album by Norwich-based Progressives Guranfoe.

Deutsche Harmonia Mundi invites you to listen to a double album from the early music ensemble Cologne - Compagnia di Punto. On the occasion of the anniversary of the birth of Ludwig van Beethoven, the attention of artists was directed towards the work of the master from Bonn. We will hear the first three symphonies of Beethoven in the chamber arrangements of his student Ferdinand Ries (1784-1838) and composer Carl Friedrich Ebers (1770-1836).

Parasite, the seventh feature film by Korean director Bong Joon Ho, premiered at the 2019 Cannes Film Festival, where it took the coveted Palme d'Or for best film in competition. Since then, it has become the most critically acclaimed film of the year. For the film's bracingly original score, Bong turned to Jung Jae Il, who brings the world of Parasite to life with plaintive piano and stirring strings.

Tatsuya Yoshida's insanely complex and exhilarating rock project Ruins started around 1986, and bassist Ryuichi Masuda (also a member of Koenji Hyakkei) has been with him since the early days; this CD reissues the 1992 Shimmy Disc album, originally an LP, here with the CD bonus tracks.

Buffalo Tom began life as a trio of pre-grunge, neo-psychedelic guitar maulers owing a heavy debt to Dinosaur Jr. (though one might argue that on Birdbrain they actually beat J. Mascis at his own game), but over the next dozen years they matured into a considerably more dynamic and intelligent band, capable of generating crunching rockers or acoustic ballads with equal precision, all of which possessed heart, soul, and a compassionate intelligence. Asides from Buffalo Tom compiles most of the band's best-known songs, including the top sides of their singles, radio emphasis tracks, a few fan favorites, and a cover of the Jam's "Going Underground" from a 1999 tribute album. While the album isn't sequenced chronologically, which would have made a greater case for their growth over time, it does a superb job of capturing the many sides of their musical personality, and it is both a fine summation of their first 11 years as a recording act and great introduction to one of the better bands to rise from the alt-rock scene in the 1990s.