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The Nudes are something of an avant supergroup, with Chris Cutler, Amy Denio, & Swiss guitarist Wadi Gysi. Energetic & fun punk/folk/jazz/art-rock songs; these will make fans of Chris' & Amy's work very happy.'' Your ticket to pop paradise. Maybe." [ReR]

''EPS live in Marseille, & the three of them are probably right now listening out their windows & homing in on all the radiant junk sounds of this most polyglot of cities. This is real music...get into it.''-Tim Hodgkinson. Performed on keyboards, guit...

"After twenty years as one of London's top session pianists, arrangers and composers, the inspirational Geoff Eales has rediscovered his passion for improvised music in recent years. With three highly acclaimed albums to his name...


Earth and Fire were a very long lived Dutch band, who recorded from 1969 onward, with their best known work being in the early/mid 1970's. They were led by the Koerts brothers of Chris-guitars and Gerard-keyboards, and fronted by singer Jenney Kaagman....

Earth and Fire were an early 70's Dutch progressive band. This 1971 album was their 2nd release, and is generally agreed by all to be their best. The band featured vocalist Jerney Kaagman, who has a clear, soaring voice similar in overall sound to Anni...



A milestone in the birth of 'progressive/art' rock, East of Eden's debut album, 'Mercator Projected' has been cited by MOJO magazine as a ...masterpiece". Released on the legendary Deram label in 1969, the album established East of Eden as a major act,...

Great to see this very fine, early, UK art-rock classic reissued properly!

"East of Eden's second album, 'Snafu' was originally released in 1970 by Deram Records and saw the band take their particular fusion of jazz, psychedelia, world music...

"East Wind Pot is a current Japanese band, led by keyboards player Yuko Tsuchiyat, former member of the Progressive rock group Theta. One can also find a drummer, a bass player and woodwinds (saxophone, clarinet). Jointly published by the Musea and Pos...



''From Genoa harbor Echo Art welcomes their 15th birthday with a new recording together with some of the best musicians of ritual trance music: Gnawa du Maroc, Stella Chiweshe (Zimbabwe), Dervishes from the Sema Ensemble of Istanbul (Turkey) and Egschi...


Echolyn were (and happily are once again) one of the US's best modern progressive rock bands. In the mid 1990s, they somehow found themselves signed to SONY and they released this album in 1995. It was their 3rd album and it was a great release for its...

Echolyn were one of the very first of the new progressive rock bands to emerge in the USA the very late 1980s, releasing their 1st album in 1990. Since then, with a small amount of time off after a musically successful, but ultimately unhappy foray...

Echolyn were (and happily are once again) one of the US's best modern progressive rock bands. This 2002 release has them performing with a small orchestra on one huge, ambitious piece!

"This 8-song tour de force begins a new chapter in echolyn history; released August 2005. All the dynamics of what make this band so unique are here. The album was written mainly around driving rhythms laid down by drummer Paul Ramsey and cut live in...

"Their music is inspired by Ange (The wonderful "Circus" is here sung by Ange charismatic singer Christian Decamps), and includes medieval influences that remind of Minimum Vital. Some very good musicians also add to the overall good impression."

First-ever reissue of this legendary, quite early (1970) and quite good French progressive rock album. All instrumental, this is by a quartet and features great Hammond organ runs and piano work, excellent guitarwork by Jean-Pierre Alarcen, as well as ...

The second album, from 1977, by this French fusion outfit consisting of keyboards, guitar, bass and drums with some vocals. Their first album is an ok album, but having heard this band only from that, I never understood their very good reputation. NOW...

The first of three album by this French fusion band, honestly, this is the least impressive of the three, but it's still nice to have it out, and this bodes well for the eventual reissue of the others! Typically nice Musea reissue with rare photos, a b...

Zé Eduardo, double bass/Jesus Santandreu, tenor saxophone/Bruno Pedroso, drums.

"Telling that Zé Eduardo is one of the top jazz musicians in Portugal isn't enough to report the importance of this bassist, composer, arranger and band leader...

Bruno Pedroso (d), Jesus Santandreu (ts), Zé Eduardo (b)

"The project “A Jazzar”, by the Zé Eduardo Unit, was born from a comission by Cineclube de Faro, through its president Anabela Moutinho, after two shows held respectively in 1999 and...

Jack Walrath, trumpet/Jesus Santandreu, saxes/Marc Miralta, drums/Zé Eduardo, bass.

"Back in the day, American jazz musicians toured Europe as “a single,” hooking up with local rhythm sections. In the years immediately following World War II...

The first album by this legendary Canterbury trio of Dave Stewart (organ and tone generators), Mont Campbell-bass and vocals) and Clive Brooks on drums. Heavily influenced by classical music, Keith Emerson and the Nice and Soft Machine, they specialize...

The incredible 2nd album by this great early English organ/bass/drums trio they specialized in hypercomplex multi-time signature music.. This was their 2nd album and is from 1970. They specialized in hypercomplex multi-time signature music. This was...

Formed at the beginning of the 90s at the Ulan Bator conservatory in Mongolia by four young instrumentalists, Egschiglen (Beautiful melody) with their new album Zazal once again propose a wide repertory that embraces both the tradition and modernity of...

"Marty Ehrlich is one of jazz's most acclaimed contemporary multi-instrumentalists. Hankus Netsky is a renown Jewish klezmer and scholar, and founder of the Klezmer Conservatory Band. Friends for decades, these two master musicians join forces for the...

Marty Ehrlich, alto and soprano sax, flute / James Zollar, trumpet / Hank Roberts, cello / Michael Sarin, drums.

"Julius Hemphill really has a noble heir in Marty Ehrlich, and the fact that this multi-reed player includes a cellist in his...

''One of the most respected and versatile reed players in New Music, Marty has been an integral member in the units of Julius Hemphill, Oliver Lake, Anthony Braxton and Bobby Bradford, among others. Exploring the roots of his Jewish heritage, Marty tak...

Erik Friedlander, cello / James Zollar, trumpet / Marty Ehrlich, alto sax / Pheeroan Aklaff, drums.

"Things Have Got To Change is Marty Ehrlich’s dynamic new CD featuring his Rites Quartet. Inspired by the sound of Julius Hemphill’s landmark...

"Trumpeter Mathias Eick, in the first album released under his own name, focuses all the qualities that have made him a musician to be reckoned with in and around jazz of the last decade. The Door is distinguished by vaulting lyricism and clear-edged...

"Mathias Eick’s intensely melodic trumpet occupies the centre-stage in this album of self-penned tunes which will appeal to an audience beyond “jazz”. Against the powerful backdrops offered by his sleek, modern band, driven by two drummers, he delivers...

For those who take communion at the altar of Zeuhl, the small but completely excellent Soleil Zeuhl label always deliver the goods. But now, they've completely outdone themselves by finally presenting a reissue of the most desired, never-before...

Jewlia Eisenbergs radical setting of texts by Walter Benjamin, Asja Lacis and Gershom Sholem point to a whole new style of acappela vocal music. Drawing upon traditions from doo-wop to Meredith Monk, Eskimo throat singing, to Hebrew cantilation and mor...

Chris Dingman, vibraphone / Eivind Opsvik, bass / Harris Eisenstadt, drums / Matt Bauder, tenor sax / Nate Wooley, trumpet.

"You can be a New Yorker and a Californian without being an American, and that's precisely the case with the Canadian...

Nate Wooley (trumpet), Ray Anderson (trombone), Dan Peck (tuba), Jason Mears (alto saxophone), Matt Bauder (tenor saxophone), Chris Dingman (vibraphone), Garth Stevenson (bass), Harris Eisenstadt (drums).

I saw the quintet version of great...

Harris Eisenstadt, drums/Taylor Ho Bynum, cornet, flugelhorn/Josh Sinton, bass/Mark Taylor, french horn/Nate Wooley, trumpet.

"No, the pan-African days aren't gone. Something remained of the Sun Ra Arkestra and the Art Ensemble of Chicago fascina

Harris Eisenstadt, drums, compositions / Ellery Eskelin, tenor saxophone / Angelica Sanchez, piano.

"With the jazz drumming tradition well assimilated, a first-hand knowledge of West African rhythms (he studied with local masters from Gambia...

A group consisting of vibes, drums, clarinet/bass clarinet, trumpet, bassoon and contrabass do a very fine job of performing The All Seeing Eye!

"For his sixth recording as a leader, drummer/composer Harris Eisenstadt takes on two different-but..

Jason Adasiewicz (vibraphone), Jeb Bishop (trombone), Harris Eisenstadt (drums), Jason Mears (alto saxophone and b-flat clarinet), Jeff Parker (electric guitar), Jason Roebke (contrabass).

"Prolific young drummer/percussionist/composer Harris...

Originally released in 1971 in a self released edition of only 300 by the band, this has been an unknown rarity until this reissue. A keyboards/bass/drums trio, they combined the keyboard-driven sound of bands like The Nice with an obvious German slant...

Mattias is the leader and mastermind behind the stunt/humorous avant-metal band Freak Kitchen. This 'solo' album is filled with heavyweight guests: Dweezil Zappa, Fredrik Thordendal, Ron “Bumblefoot” Thal, Andy Timmons, Georg “Jojje“ Wadenius, Guthrie...

This is the debut by a Mexican quartet who are obviously influenced by mid period Pink Floyd. There are some vocals, but the emphasis is on the lengthy, spacey, flowing material. Like Floyd, the lineup is guitar, keyboards, bass and drums, with the...

Led by keyboardist Rick Van Der Linden (grand piano and organ) who later founded Trace, Ekseption were one of the earliest classical rock bands. This album is filled with 'rocked up' versions of lots of Bach and Beethovan, plus Tchaikowsky, Khatchaturi...

Great price on this 1970 release. Led by keyboardist Rick Van Der Linden (grand piano and organ) who later founded Trace, Ekseption were one of the earliest classical rock bands, putting out a number of releases filled with 'rocked up' versions of...

Led by keyboardist Rick Van Der Linden (grand piano and organ) who later founded Trace, Ekseption were one of the earliest classical rock bands, putting out a number of releases filled with 'rocked up' versions of Bach, Tchaikowsky, Beethovan, etc. Alt...

Inside this nicely packaged little box is a huge booklet with reminiscences, notes, rare photos and more, a poster, the CD "Live in Germany" (also available elsewhere) and a CD by Rick van der Linden and Rein van den Broek entitled "Cum Laude", which...