Atomic Rooster are a British rock band originally formed by members of The Crazy World of Arthur Brown, organist Vincent Crane and drummer Carl Palmer. Their history is defined by two periods: the early-mid-1970s and the early 1980s. The band went through radical style changes, but they are best known for the hard, progressive rock sound of their hit singles, "Tomorrow Night" (UK No. 11) and "Devil's Answer" (UK No. 4), both in 1971. In 2016 Atomic Rooster reformed with permission from Crane's widow, with the new line-up featuring two members from the various 1970s incarnations of the band.

'The Best Is Yet to Come' - Bonnie Tyler's new album title says it all: there is no stopping the '80s icon, Bonnie is better than ever! And if anyone thought catchy pop music could only be made by people in their twenties - oh, they were wrong. Bonnie Tyler delivers 12 brand new studio recordings, filled with the pure joy of '80s pop. From dance anthems to love songs to 'Stronger Than a Man' (a true call for female empowerment) - Bonnie Tyler lives and breathes one of the most fun eras in pop music. Bonnie always was and always will be THE '80s icon, and now she is taking this beloved music to the 21st century. 'The Best Is Yet to Come' is an album for everyone who lost their heart to 1982, whose party is not the same without the best music there ever was - music from the 80s to dance, laugh and shed some tears to. Beautifully orchestrated by long-term collaborator David Mackay, this album reminds you of all the feelings you used to feel, all the long nights you spent on the dance floor, all the slow dances you had. Let Bonnie Tyler take you on a journey back to the '80s!

Canned Heat 1967-1976: The Boogie House Tapes is a double-disc set, assembled by drummer Adolfo de la Parra, the only remaining member of the original '60s band, and Canned Heat collector Walter de Paduwa; it's a compilation of some previously "lost" studio and live performances of the indefatigable boogie band. While hardcore fans will rejoice hearing the great Alan Wilson, who appears on roughly half of these tracks, in his prime, it's still a very mixed bag. Guitarists Harvey Mandel and Henry Vestine are featured prominently, as is vocalist Bob "the Bear" Hite who, along with drummer de la Parra, is the only constant band member across these two CDs.

Since the late '80s, Irish singer/composer Enya has become the most unlikely of international stars, delivering lush, Celtic-driven pseudo-classical odes in her signature Wall of Sound vocal style, rarely granting interviews, never touring, and generally taking as much time as she wishes between albums. Bucking odds and industry trends, her popularity has remained steadfast, allowing her to become the best-selling Irish solo artist of all time. Following 2008's snowbound And Winter Came, her silence stretched to eight years – the longest of her career – before the mists once again parted to reveal her eighth album, the evocatively titled Dark Sky Island.

This is a reissue of the Time Pieces comp, a good single-disc collection of Eric Clapton's solo hits – including "I Shot the Sheriff," "After Midnight," "Wonderful Tonight," Derek and the Dominos' "Layla," and "Cocaine" – that has since been supplanted by the more thorough The Cream of Eric Clapton, which combines his solo work with selections of his Cream and Blind Faith work. Nevertheless, the compilation still provides a good introduction for neophyte Clapton fans, especially those who just want copies of his '70s hits.

One doesn't need to speak French to understand what Cœur de pirate is saying on her new album, En cas de tempête, ce jardin sera fermé. The emotion in her voice and delicately beautiful melodies say it all. For the sake of it, though, the title translates to: "During storms, this garden will be closed" — a double meaning that serves as both caution and preservation, and represents the turbulent narrative taking place on the record.

The Best Collection is a comprehensive 40-track double-disc compilation by legendary Italian pianist, singer, and songwriter Renato Carosone, released in 2001 by D.V. More Record. Carosone was a defining figure of post-war Italian music, pioneering a vibrant fusion of traditional Napoletana songs with American swing, jazz, and boogie-woogie rhythms. This extensive retrospective captures the essence of his witty, theatrical style, featuring international hits and dancefloor classics such as Tu Vuo' Fa' L'americano, 'O Sarracino, Caravan Petrol, Torero, and Pigliate 'Na Pastiglia alongside lush romantic ballads like Maruzzella and Luna Rossa. Spanning two complete discs, the collection serves as an essential definitive showcase of one of Naples' most iconic musical innovators.

Have Fun! & More… is an expanded 2006 CD reissue of the iconic 1984 debut album by quintessential Italo-disco act Fun Fun, released by Blanco Y Negro. Produced by Dario Raimondi and Alvaro Ugolini, the project featured vocal contributions from studio singers Ivana Spagna, Antonella Pepe, and Angela Parisi, while visually fronted by models Francesca Merola and Roberta Selvelli. Defined by driving electronic basslines, bright synth hooks, and high-energy vocals, the album contains seminal 1980s Hi-NRG club hits including Happy Station, Color My Love, and Give Me Your Love. This enhanced edition includes the full original LP tracklist alongside premier DJ megamixes by Martin de Boer, Marco Trani, and Mario Tagliaferri, as well as Ben Liebrand's famed Scratch Version of Happy Station.

Time Can Change is the seventh studio album by roots music artist Seth Walker, released in 2012 by Roe Records. Written and recorded following his move from Austin to Nashville, the album marks a deliberate shift toward a grittier, stripped-down, and more intimate approach to songwriting compared to his polished earlier work. Driven by Walker's soulful tenor vocals, warm acoustic guitar grooves, Steve Mackey's supple bass, and Derrek Phillips' spare percussion, the twelve-track collection captures a relaxed and organic vibe. Key highlights include the easygoing opener Love Is Through With Me, the classic soul ballad In The Meantime, the understated groove of Stronger Than You Need To Be, and the rollicking, Gary Nicholson-co-written crowd-pleaser More Days Like This. Honest and emotionally resonant, Time Can Change stands as one of Walker's most purest acoustic blues and singer-songwriter releases.

Casey Kasem Presents America's Top Ten 1990s: Rock's Greatest Hits is a premier 20-track compilation released in 2005 by Top Sail Productions in partnership with Warner Custom Products. Officially endorsed by legendary radio host and countdown icon Casey Kasem, this collection captures the defining sound of 1990s mainstream rock, alternative, and pop-rock radio. The set features massive Chart-topping singles and FM radio anthems that dominated the decade, including Oasis's Wonderwall, Spin Doctors' Two Princes, Third Eye Blind's Semi-Charmed Life, The Cranberries' Linger, and Sinéad O'Connor's emotional landmark Nothing Compares 2 U. From nineties alternative pop staples like Marcy Playground's Sex And Candy and Deep Blue Something's Breakfast At Tiffanys to rootsy hits by Blues Traveler and Barenaked Ladies, this compilation delivers a nostalgic showcase of nineties rock radio highlights.

Can't Stop is the definitive expanded two-disc CD reissue of the landmark 1987 debut album by American club/freestyle duo Aaron Hanson and Edward J. Davis, released by Warlock Records in 2010. Fusing electro, synth-pop, post-disco, and early house rhythms, the album was written and produced by Hanson & Davis, featuring legendary mixing, edit, and dub contributions from iconic club pioneers including Larry Levan, Timmy Regisford, Marley Marl, Chep Nuñez, and Robert Clivillés. Disc One highlights classic 1980s dancefloor anthems like Hungry For Your Love, Tonight (Love Will Make It Right), and I Can't Stop alongside extended club mixes. Disc Two serves as an essential archive for DJs, producers, and collectors, packed with rare dub versions, piano mixes, bonus beats, and a cappellas. Remastered by Victor Ortiz, this comprehensive set captures the vibrant sound of late-80s NYC club culture.

Go Man! is a celebrated live vocal jazz and swing album by legendary Italian crooner and actor Nicola Arigliano, recorded live on November 13, 2000, at the Salumeria della Musica in Milan and released by NuN Entertainment in 2001. Accompanied by a stellar rhythm section featuring bassist Elio Tatti, drummer Giampaolo Ascolese, and guitarist Dario La Penna, Arigliano delivers ironical, effortlessly swinging interpretations of Italian crooner classics and timeless jazz standards. The live session is enriched by an all-star lineup of guest Italian jazz virtuosos, including guitar master Franco Cerri, saxophonist Gianni Basso, trumpeter Enrico Rava, pianist Renato Sellani, and harmonica player Bruno De Filippi. Featuring vibrant renditions of signature hits like Marilù, Carina, Permettete Signorina, Buonasera Signorina, and All Of Me, Go Man! captures Arigliano's charismatic stage presence, quick wit, and deep jazz sensibilities at the height of his late-career renaissance.

Super Movie Themes - Just A Little Bit Different is a striking concept album by the 40-piece instrumental ensemble Love Unlimited Orchestra, originally released in 1979 and reissued on CD by Polygram / Mercury in 2007. Produced and arranged by maestro Barry White, the album sees his signature lush strings, sweeping brass, and heavy disco-funk rhythms applied to iconic Hollywood screen music and contemporary hits. Across ten tracks, the orchestra reimagines blockbuster anthems like John Williams' Theme From Superman, John Barry's Theme From King Kong, and Isaac Hayes' funk landmark Theme From Shaft alongside Bee Gees disco classics Night Fever and Grease. Balanced by opulent interpretations of classic romantic standards such as The Way We Were and As Time Goes By, this album delivers a unique blend of cinematic nostalgia and mid-tempo symphonic soul.