Blues Blues Christmas Volume 4 (1925-1962) is a compilation released in 2014 by Document Records, bringing together historic Christmas-themed recordings spanning several decades of early American music. The collection highlights the intersection of blues, gospel, jazz, and early rhythm & blues traditions, documenting how holiday music was interpreted across different regional styles and eras. The set features influential artists such as Charles Brown, Roy Milton, The Drifters, and Freddie King, alongside lesser-known performers who contributed to the development of Christmas recordings in popular music history. The material ranges from heartfelt gospel performances and traditional carols to upbeat blues numbers and early rock & roll interpretations of holiday themes. This compilation serves both as a musical archive and a cultural document, showcasing how Christmas music evolved within African American musical traditions and early 20th-century American popular music.

Glass Minds is the follow-up to the band’s 2022 triple-album set, Call to Arms and Angels, which charted Top 10 in countries right across Europe and saw the band headline their biggest live shows to date, culminating at the 15,000 capacity Paris Accor Arena in November 2023.

“Sonny Terry & Brownie McGhee 1938-1948” is an extensive and historically significant collection that documents a crucial decade in the development of acoustic blues. Spanning five discs, the compilation captures early recordings from both Sonny Terry and Brownie McGhee, individually and as a duo, showcasing their evolution as influential figures in American roots music. Terry’s dynamic harmonica style and McGhee’s expressive guitar work and vocals form the foundation of a raw and authentic sound deeply rooted in rural blues traditions. The recordings highlight a wide range of material, from solo performances and duets to collaborations with other artists, reflecting the diversity and vitality of the blues during this era. Despite the archival nature of the recordings, the performances remain vibrant and emotionally resonant. This collection serves as both an essential historical document and a comprehensive overview of two legendary artists whose work helped shape modern blues.

Glass Minds is the follow-up to the band’s 2022 triple-album set, Call to Arms and Angels, which charted Top 10 in countries right across Europe and saw the band headline their biggest live shows to date, culminating at the 15,000 capacity Paris Accor Arena in November 2023.

The first edition to comprise all of Helmut Walcha's recordings on Archiv Produktion, Deutsche Grammophon and Philips. Commemorating the 30th anniversary of Walcha's passing (11 August), it includes both the stereo (1956-1971) and the mono cycles (1947-1952) of Bach's complete works for organ; harpsichord recordings consisting of the Well-Tempered Clavier and the Violin Sonatas BWV 1014-1019 with Henryk Szeryng, the latter originally issued on Philips; plus other organ works from the early North German repertoire, including Bruhns, Scheidt, Buxtehude, and Sweelinck. The mastermind of Walcha's recordings was legendary producer Erich Thienhaus, a prolific recording producer and progenitor of the Tonmeister profession itself.

Call To Arms and Angels is the title of the twelfth studio album from South London collective Archive. A 17 track double album (triple LP) recorded at RAK studios in London. Deluxe editions of the album also include a bonus soundtrack album of new and exclusive instrumentals, as featured in the band’s Super 8 documentary that will accompany the release of the album. Produced by Archive and long time collaborator Jérome Devoise, Call To Arms and Angels is the band’s first studio set since 2016’s The False Foundation.

South London collective Archive round off their 25th anniversary celebrations with an album of reimagined versions of some of their best-loved songs. Produced by Archive and mixed by long time collaborator Jerome Devoise, the album follows-up 2019’s career spanning six-LP box set 25. Talking about the Versions album, Archive founding member Darius Keeler said: “We wanted to bring our 25th anniversary celebrations to a close by revisiting some of our favourite Archive songs and reimagining new versions of them. We wanted to put a creative full stop at the end of the celebrations, something new and fresh, and this felt like the best way of doing it”.