"Mental Experience present a reissue of Cozmic Corridors self-titled album. Cozmic Corridors is an underground kraut-kosmische monster, recorded and produced circa 1972-73 in Cologne by Toby "The Mad Twiddler" Robinson for his Pyramid label. The album was apparently released as an ultra-limited handmade edition back in the early '70s, but no original copies have surfaced (editor's note: which tells you everything you need to know about whether or not this was ever really released back in the day...)....

“From The Wood - the 20th studio album from Crack The Sky takes a turn with an almost all acoustic album. Acoustic guitars, piano, dobro, ukulele, banjo, accordion, mandolin, bass, toy piano, djembe, and drums. Introspective but still unique and progressive.
Much of the inspiration coming from one of the strangest of all times in our lives with isolation, separation, anxiety, all thrust upon us by the global condition. Music that inspires, enflames, and reassures with twists and turns...

One of the great, 'should have been huge' bands of the 70s and still making good music!

Crack The Sky is: John Palumbo, Rick Witkowski, Joey D'Amico, Bobby Hird, Dave DeMarco, & Glenn Workman.

"What happens when there is no nothing anymore? Nothing but the true beauty of music. This 2015 release brings you syncopated rhythms, searing guitars, sarcasm on the side, and simplicity in every melody. Now on the band's 40th anniversary Rolling Stone named CTS's first album as one of the 50...

“In 1976 Rolling Stone called prog-rock pioneers Crack The Sky “one of year’s most impressive debuts.” Today, 40+ years later, the band releases a new studio album entitled Tribes, due out early 2021. The title track speaks volumes about modern society’s perpetual cultural divide, wherein each side believes its inalienable right to champion the only opinion that matters.
Named by Rolling Stone in their 2015 list of 50 Greatest Prog Rock Albums Of All Time and in Twenty 1970’s Albums Rolling Stone...

...one of Europes most original and exciting avant-Klezmer ensembles...this brilliant quartet blends the spontaneity of improvisation, the precision of classical music and the soul of the Jewish tradition. Ever-surprising new music by this thrilling b...

''Taraf de Haidouks meets Astor Piazzola in this beautiful recording exploring the secret connection between the gypsies and the Jews. The Cracow Klezmer Band is an astounding quintet of young Polish virtuosos whose dynamic original compositions and cr...

The commitment and camaraderie in the group are extraordinarily high, something a listener immediately picks up. Above all there's a sense that Cram's music is leading somewhere. It's a voyage into the unknown in which familiar terrain is oddly distort...

An unique take on minimalism/modern composition; this is a winner!

"Another remarkable recording by the quirky Oregon composer/performer Richard Crandell, whose first delightful CD for Tzadik Mbira Magic hit several Best Ten lists for 2004....

“Sprawling English kosmiche”-Boiler Room

Here’s the deal: SOMEHOW I stumbled upon this excellent electronic music ensemble’s first release, the 12” EP ‘Netherfield Works’, which we stock and about which I said, “This is over 30' of music by a great electronic ensemble I never heard of before!
The first side is cyclical, hypnotic electronics with an early sound ala Delia Gonzalez & Gavin Russom. The second side adds drums and bass tones and operates more in a Neu! / Circle motorik + ....

"Standers is the second full-length album by Craven Faults. It follows a trilogy of long sold out EPs, 2020’s Erratics & Unconformities LP, the Enclosures mini-album and a series of studio performances entitled Live Works.

Meticulously curated, each release moves the Craven Faults story forward. Each one a self-contained analogue electronic journey across northern Britain, viewed through the lens of a century in popular music. Studios, venues and movements. Technology and ingenuity. Vibrations. L

"Acclaimed pianist Gwilym Simcock follows a sustained period of touring with legendary guitarist Pat Metheny with a brand new collaborative project. Combining Simcock's formidable skills in composition, arrangement and improvisation with the lyrics and melodies of Welsh/Bajan singer-songwriter Kizzy Crawford and an ensemble drawn from leading Welsh chamber orchestra Sinfonia Cymru, Birdsong tells a story through music inspired by Carngafallt. Carngafallt is part of the Welsh rainforest territory and home...

I'm a big Cream fan; they were the first band I liked when I was a kid that I still like. This title could have been a lot cheesier than it is - it includes new interviews with Jack, Ginger and Eric, a bunch of cool live/TV footage (including the...

the original album please plus bonus photographs." The final album planned by the band is sort of a mixed bag of studio tracks and live tracks. Not my favorite, but still a good album. [Polydor]

Newly mastered from the original master tapes. Authentic packaging faithful to the original album please plus bonus photographs. The final Cream album, and a pretty good collection of live tracks, including Eric's showcase "Steppin' Out". [Polydor]

Cream were the first band I liked after the Beatles and they still have a place in my heart. They were essentially a blues/rock band, but they were extremely 'progressive' in the literal sense of the word (how could they not be with Jack Bruce, one of ...

Good quality off-air BBC broadcasts from 66-68 and the 1967 Stockholm show.

This is ground zero for where Adrian Sherwood and On-U started. Included are:
Dub From Creation (1978)
Close Encounters Of The Third World (1978) 

Rebel Vibrations (1979
Starship Africa (1980) 

Psychotic Jonkanoo (1981)
Hostile Environment (2023) 

plus 36 page booklet with photos and 
sleevenotes, and 7 bonus tracks.


 “The spacy, mystical dub reggae of British group Creation Rebel is immersed in science fiction as well as Rastafarian traditions.
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Robert Creeley is one of Americas greatest living poets; he was the link between the beat poets of Greenwich Village and those of Black Mountain College. Creeley has long acknowledged the influence of jazz & improvised music on his work. In this collab...

“Resin Pockets is the first album in a decade from long-running Bristol, U.K. indie group Crescent, and their first for Domino sublabel Geographic, which had previously reissued the debut album by related band Movietone. Crescent's principal member remains singer/songwriter Matt Jones, who co-founded the group during the early '90s and is responsible for most of their material. His brother Sam plays drums and tambourine on the release, longtime member Kate Wright sings on the album's final song, and a...

"Active in electronic composition since 1971, Creshevsky delights in presenting extreme and unpredictable juxtapositions in which the integration of electronic and acoustic sources and processes creates virtual "superperformers" by using the sounds of...

"A split CD of works by Noah Creshevsky (4 tracks) and If, Bwana (3 tracks). While on the face of it this may seem a somewhat odd pairing, the pieces recorded here comment on and highlight each other. And an aural adventure is indeed in the offing...

The entire output (two albums) that were originally released on the Vertigo Swirl label, digitally remastered for the first time from the master tapes. A 5 piece of Angus Cullen-vocals, John Heyworth-guitar, Peter Jennings-keyboards Kevin McCarthy...

A brilliant pianist, here Crispell is featured in an exciting solo setting. [Victo]