The first album from the band that I consider to be possibly the finest Italian progressive rock band of the 1970's, & certainly a band in the top tier of all early 1970's progressive bands worldwide! Area combined jazz/rock/stolen ethnic music (mostly...

The 2nd album from the band that I consider to be possibly the finest Italian progressive rock band of the 1970's, & certainly a band in the top tier of all early 1970's progressive bands worldwide! Area combined jazz/rock/stolen ethnic music (mostly f...

A live album of improvisations from Demetrio Stratos (vocals), Patrizio Fariselli (acoustic piano), Paulo Tofani (guitar, synthesizer) + Steve Lacy (soprano sax) & Paul Lytton (drums).

For fans of European free music. For fans of European free...

For me, Area were one of the very greatest of the 70s Italian progressive rock bands, and also one of the least typical, which is probably why I like them the best and many folks don't (insert wry smile here!)! This features the three surviving members...

Great price on this brand-new, double live release!

"Arena - neo-prog-rock giants founded in 1995 by two celebrities of the scene: Mick Pointer (ex-Marillion) and Clive Nolan (Pendragon, Shadowland, Strangers on a Train, Caamora). Shortly after the release of their 8th studio masterpiece "The Unquiet Sky", the band once more graced their Polish fans with an outstanding show, this time at Katowice's Kinoteatr Rialto!"

"All Together Now featured the band's biggest hit 'Hold Your Head Up' and saw Rod Argent (keyboards, vocals), Russ Ballard (guitar, piano, vocals), Jim Rodford (bass, guitar, vocals) and Robert Henrit (drums, percussion) enjoy global success. Includes one bonus track and features a booklet that fully restores all original album artwork with a new essay."

This is the fifth album by this Mainz, Germany-based progressive rock quintet.

"This follow up to 2015’s warmly received 'A Seasonal Affair' boasts a stellar guest list, including Andy Tillison (The Tangent) Linus Kåse (Änglagård, Brighteye Brison) and Marek Arnold (Damanek, Toxic Smile, Seven steps to the green door and many others).
'Unidentified Dying Objects' sees Argos continue to develop their blend of Canterbury-scene influences and contemporary progressive rock, and also marks the...

Running a big band has got to be the music world's hardest job. Instead of trying to coordinate 3-5 members, suddenly you are tripling or quadrupling the problem. Yes the tonalities and orchestration that are now possible are really special, but that...

Darcy and this magnificent modern large ensemble seemingly came out of nowhere with his band's 1st release in 2009 and simply amazed me (and seemingly everyone else who follows contemporary jazz and creative music, as the record got heavily reviewed...

Lots of great tunes here from Dudu Pukwana, Johnny Dyani, Chris McGregor, Abdullah Ibrahim, Mongezi Feza, etc!

"The album includes new arrangements of compositions by Dudu Pukwana, Mongezi Feza and Johnny Dyani, and an atmospheric development...

The 'one line hype' says, "Awesome 2006 release from one of England's best saxophonists", but you know what? It's true. This is a smoker from beginning to end. Great sax work, amazing work (as always) from Tom Rainey (drums) and Michael Formanek (bass)...

"The rock/fusion power trio The Aristocrats – featuring Guthrie Govan on guitar, Bryan Beller on bass, and Marco Minnemann on drums – release BOING, We’ll Do It Live! The Aristocrats At Alvas Showroom.
This Deluxe Edition DVD + 2CD package features two additional bonus tracks, bonus audio from soundcheck, additional candid show footage, and bonus interviews with each band member. The DVD was pro-shot by six cameras, and the 5.1 surround audio mix was done by Steven Wilson of Porcupine Tree...

The Aristocrats is the fusion, chopszilla power-trio of guitarist Guthrie Govan (who I had never heard of, but was just amazingly great when I saw them very recently), bassist Bryan Beller (Steve Vai, Mike Keneally) and "drummer extraordinaire Marco...

Guthrie Govan – guitar
Bryan Beller – bass
Marco Minnemann - drums

“On 'You Know What...?,' we feel like we inspired each other as songwriters and musicians to do things we've never done before as a band. We know each other pretty well now, and we used that familiarity to really get after it in the studio and push the boundaries of what we can accomplish on a record. And still, it's totally, completely an Aristocrats album. We think it's the coolest thing we've done yet by far.”...

This Cuneiform title is LONG out of print, but we found a few and can offer them to you at the regular price, while they last! Don't blink and miss it!

Arkham are one of the lost legends of early 70's European progressive rock, They were formed in Bruxelles in 1970 by keyboardist Jean-Luc Manderlier & drummer Daniel Denis, along with a bassist.
They were probably the most popular progressive rock band in Belgium during their lifetime, playing numerous gigs & festivals, but the band...

Armada were a UK progressive rock band that existed in the early to mid 1970s, but never released any recordings. The label that released this album calls it "UK Prog/Jazz Rock", but believe me, this is progressive rock - with saxes, but prog...

This is a reissue of the first Armazem album with over 25' of live material from a show in France in 2005 added and with the early material remastered as well! A Brazilian band making their debut on this, their 1st album, released in 2002, and never...

Jon Armstrong: Composer, Conductor, Tenor Saxophone Soloist
Woodwinds: Gavin Templeton, Phil O’Connor, Brian Walsh, Andrew Conrad, Erin Armstrong
Trumpets: Michael Steever, Daniel Rosenboom, Barbara Laronga, Josh Aguiar, Clinton Patterson
Low Brass: George McMullen, Ryan Dragon, Joey Sellers, Paul Rivera, Stefan Kac
Rhythm: Gary Fukashima, Randy Gloss, Chris Payne, David Tranchina, Alexander Noice, Trevor Anderies, Andrew Lessman

“The gifted Los Angeles tenor saxophonist may....

"Formed 2005 when husband / wife folk duo of Tim and Julie Cole began recording with longtime friend and maverick experimental electronic composer Martin Archer, working with lyrics provided by Keith Jafrate. Work on the band's album has taken over...

"Alexis Georgopoulos' various solo releases under the name Arp have hopscotched between genres ranging from minimalist synthesizer meditations to fuzz-soaked Krautrock to Eno-esque art pop.
Released in 2018, Zebra is yet another stylistic shift, this time exploring a sort of lush, cosmic Fourth World chamber jazz informed by '80s Japanese pop production and light synth-boogie. The pieces are generally sophisticated, weaving strands of melodies throughout complex polyrhythms, yet there's enough space..

Excellent, spacious & phreaky, freak-folk with a seriously cosmic vibe. This is the second album by Chelsea Robb, and it finds her creating music that is simultaneously beautiful and a little bit frightening...

The box and the booklets are really beautifully done. Now here comes the party line:
"The Art Box marks the 25th anniversary of one of the most eclectic, dynamic and productive creative alliances in the history of experimental music. Featuring...

Packaged in a beautiful mini-lp sleeve!
This was the 3rd and final album by the successor band to Henry Cow. I'm not really sure why (short playing length? the press had gone onto other things to champion? it wasn't released stateside, unlike the first two?) but this one slipped under the radar of a lot of folks, compared to their 1st two. It's a very bleak, but also a very solid work. And very clever and sly in its own way - who else would have the opening lyrics for "The Song Of Investment Capitol...

Dagmar Krause-vocals
Chris Cutler-drums, electronics
Fred Frith-guitars, keyboards, violin, etc.
This was the 2nd and possibly most successful of the three albums by this immediate offshoot of Henry Cow, as it was recorded AS an Art Bears album (their 1st had been recorded as a Henry Cow album, but half the band objected, so it came out as being by Art Bears).
It’s also their best known album as it was released in the States by The Residents' Ralph label, in the early 80's and at the