"Live in Warsaw 2000 showcases one of the very first live shows by the four piece line up of Robert Fripp, Adrian Belew, Pat Mastelotto and Trey Gunn and includes an encore rendition of David Bowie's 'Heroes'.(It was Robert Fripp after all who created...

"Mike Patton and fellow Ipecac resident Kaada's collaboration Romances dwells in the twilight zone where spooky and seductive meet. Both artists' work reveals a love of cinematic music: Kaada is an award-winning film music composer in his native...

A Christmas album that won't make you want to hurl. The foundation of the incredible vocal force that is Vrttin, the Kaasinen sisters lovingly present their favorite Finnish x-mas songs, arranged by JPP's Timo Alakotila, and performed with an all-star ...

Offering this release out gives me a bit of a thrill because I had the very great pleasure of seeing this dual guitar/bass/drums outfit open for Guapo at Les Tritonales last July. I didn't know anything about them at the time, but I was quite impressed...

The second album by the reunited Kaipa, co-led by keyboardist Hans Lundin and guitarist Roine Stolt. Also included is Roine's Flower Kings companion bassist Jonas Reingold. Interestingly, this time, the fabulous Morgan Agren is the drummer (of Mats/Mor...

Assembled by Henry Kaiser as his tribute to Derek Bailey - one of Henry's big influences as a player - this very nice digipack consists of about 65% unreleased material and about 35% released-but-often-rare material. It has a very amusing cover which i...

This is exactly what it says it is - Henry performing solo and acoustically on guitars (pretty damn wild guitars) made by luthier Allan Beardsell. Honestly (is Henry looking?) I think I slighly prefer Henry's electric work generally, but this...

Among the giants enthroned in jazz's pantheon, no one made as big, as broad, as bad-boy brazen of an impact on popular music in many manifestations of jazz, rock and improvisation - as Miles Davis. At the same time, he pioneered new routes for rock. Th...

"One of the most evocative and successful meetings of East and West reunites to weave their magic spell via kayagum, electric guitar and percussion. Invite the Spirit was a sensation when it was first released in 1983 and now over twenty years later...

Even Henry calls this one noisy and extreme! "Total skonk for ugly times", is what Weasel says.

"This rawly recorded studio album features 12 tracks of musical destruction. Henry Kaiser is at his most extreme here, deploying bizarre electronic..

Henry Kaiser personifies an 'improvisor' more than anyone else I personally know. Meaning I never quite know what to expect. I certainly wasn't expecting this. The Rev. Hen Sure, a Buddhist Monk for over 30 years, reads Buddhist stories - the first...

One hour of acoustic, completely free, ''open'' improvisations; duets, trios, & quartets on acoustic guitars, violin, and alto saxophone. [Victo]

The Kalahari Surfers were a South African group who released a few lps in the early 1980's that were hugely critical of the apartheid government that was still in power at the time, and who were unable to get their albums pressed or released in South A...

"Kaleidoscope's sole release is one of the best psychedelic albums ever recorded and also among the rarest albums of all time. Enrique Rivas located all the original band members as well as the original cover artist. Shadoks Music signed a deal with...

The first two releases on one CD from WEA Finland. Released in 2008, shockingly enough, this appears to be already out of print!

"People No Names (1972) is among the best of Nordic albums from the 1970s. It included several beautiful...

"Lindha Kallerdahl (grand piano, organ, vocals). Lindha Kallerdahl, born in 1972, studied jazz at the renowned Swedish Jazz-Schools Skurup near Malmö and Birka in Stockholm during 1993-1996. Situated in Stockholm, she early came in touch with free music..

This Hungarian band was formed in 1984, and this is their fifth release. Led by guitarist Csaba Hajnoczy & featuring vocalist/violinist Gabi Kenderesi (both of whom also make up 1/2 of The Danubians), the band also includes soprano sax, bass & drums. '...

Kampec Dolores are a long lived Hungarian band who operate in the art rock/art punk vein. This is their first ever live album, and features music from the 80's 'til now. "Singer Gabi has developed her own singing, using unknown languages and innovative...

Kang is a Seattle violinist/composer who has performed and/or recorded with Bill Frisell, John Zorn, The Sun City Girls & Joe McPhee. ''One of the quirkiest and most indescribable ofsound sculptures from a new generation of experimentalists. A composi...

"Another important piece of the elusive and hermetic Eyvind Kang puzzle. This newest studio project from one of the most consistently interesting young composer/performers working today is instantly Kang’s most adventurous, varied and ambitious...

This reissues the 1st of two very obscure early 1980's albums by this progressive/fusion quartet of keyboards, guitar, bass & drums. While this album is not a classic by any means, it was kind of a 'last gasp' of the German scene, & definitely has some...

The second album by Kansas, originally released in 1975. This is probably their most 'progressive rock album', with the long Incomudro (also found on the Proto-Kaw album) one of the highlights. Their unique blend of pure, complex progressive rock and A...

Their second album. "Karcius is an instrumental group aiming at playing a mix of progressive rock and fusion jazz music. Four instrumentalists created the band at spring 2001: Dominique Blouin on bass, Thomas Brodeur on drums, Simon L’Espérance on guit...

Exciting new band from Montreal. Karcius are an instrumental quartet blending progressive rock and fusion with an emphasis on the former. The music tends to balance guitars and keyboards with a little bit of a tilt in the favor of some gorgeous guitarw...