One of the last of the great guitar heros of the 60s who is still firing on all cylinders today.

"Legendary British bluesrock guitar statesman, Robin Trower approaches his finest hour with 'time and emotion' his latest tune set. Trower's evocative note bends and signature tone along with his powerful lead vocals totally bring it. There are plenty of tightly knitted bass lines and drum grooves supporting RT's gut lifting sound to titillate the listener's ear. It is an unadulterated combustion of...

Rare, self-released symphonic-oriented progressive rock featuring guitar, flute, organ/mellotron/electric piano, bass, drums & vocals. ''Overall, Troya's sound was melancholic and lyrical -- classical influenced progressive folk rock, comparable to ban...

Juanma Trujillo guitars
Kenneth Jimenez upright bass
Gerald Cleaver drums

"Juanma Trujillo is the complete musician. His palette of skills, genres and aesthetics is encyclopedic and all of his music comes from a deep place of generosity and honesty" - Arturo O'Farrill

“Occasionally heavy, but with a calculated deftness, the Venezuelan player is equal parts Sonny Sharrock and David Pajo in his daring guitar lines...The guitarist’s playing is totally novel and utterly batshit..

Nate Wooley, trumpet and amplifier / Peter Evans, trumpet and piccolo trumpet / Jim Black, drums and electronics / Paul Lytton, drums and percussion.

"Trumpet and drums, or more exactly: two trumpets and two drumsets. The trumpeters...

Tryo are a Chilean trio with four previous albums. On those albums they played a more hard-fusion oriented sound. Here, however, like Le Orme on Florian, they have traded in their electric instruments for acoustic ones. The guitarist plays all acoustic...

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Robert Reed of Magenta and his various pals pays homage to his biggest influence & inspiration, Mike Oldfield.

“The Tubular All Stars are a collection of musicians who have either played alongside, or have been influenced by, Mike Oldfield, have come together to record some of Oldfield’s music. These include Barry Palmer, who sang on the European hit ‘Crime Of Passion’, Les Penning who played on the Christmas hit ‘In Dulci Jubilo’, and the original Tubular Bells producer Tom Newman...

Tudor Lodge were a classic UK folk/progressive folk trio who put out one album in 1970 on Vertigo that is quite collectable and is in the vein of other good similar bands such as Trees, Fairport Convention, Saint Just, etc. This reunion album features ...

"Re-issue of the music for the classic Australian surf movie filmed by Paul Witzig in 1971, starring Wayne Lynce, Nat Young and Ted Spencer. Filmed in Australia, Mauritius, South Africa, Oahu and Kauai. The music was all written & performed by a...

"Recorded live on tour with The Humans in October 2007, this album captures Pat Mastelotto and Markus Reuter in raw and powerful performances full of heavy grooves, harmonic tension and wierd samples and moods. M T (Estonian for Myth) is a fully...

"Tunnels has spent the last year touring extensively and this recording is a reflection of this intense touring schedule. After three studio recordings, it made sense to put together a live album, as the spontaneity in performance is the true spirit of...

Eduardo Raon harp, electronics & daxophone
Joana Sá piano & idiophones
Luís André Ferreira cello & electronics
Luís José Martins classical guitar, electronics
Nuno Aroso percussion & sampling

"Five musicians came together to create a place where new dynamics of performance and musical creation materialize – the Turbamulta (a Portuguese word we could translate as "rowdy mob"). Each instrument, an original, individual voice magnified by new sound production techniques, existing

SAADET TÜRKÖZ Voice, Lyrics
ELLIOTT SHARP Analog Synthesizers, Bass Clarinet, Glissentar

“Saadet Türköz's Influences spread far and wide. Born in 1961, the singer grew up on the Bosporus where Europe and Asia meet. Her ancestors were nomads who migrated from Semey to Kazakhstan to East Turkestan from where they fled via India and Pakistan to Istanbul. But Istanbul, international city, modern metropolis and history-laden cultural crucible, is not the only place to be influenced.
In her...

Where did rock 'n' roll exactly begin? No one can definitively say, but certainly the proto rock/R&B tracks collected here have as much right to claim being the beginning as anything out there! Joe and band rock 'n' stomp 'n' burn!...

"The return of the thunder rider! Hawkwind co-founder Nik Turner teleports back to Earth for this album featuring guest appearances by Hawkwind alumni! Includes the emotional single "End Of The World" with former Hawkwind/Pink Fairies member Paul Rudolph, the spacey "Why Are You?" and other tracks that feature powerhouse violinst Simon House (Hawkwind/David Bowie/Third Ear Band). Turner plays saxophones, flute, sings and is a composer. While with Hawkwind, Turner was known for his experimental free jazz...

Turning Point was the mid /late 70s band led by bassist Jeff Clyne, formed after he and keyboardist Brian Miller left Isotope after Isotope's first album (incidently, Brian had written ALL the material for that first Isotope album!). Adding vocalist Pepi Lemer, saxist Dave Tidball (saxes) and Paul Robinson (drums), they came up with their own jazz-rock sound and created two albums which are reissued here for the very first time and it's nice to such fusion obscurities once again visible and done so well!...

Stanley Turrentine-tenor sax
Horace Parlan-piano
George Tucker-bass
Al Harewood-drums

“A whole batch of reviews ranging from enthusiastic to ecstatic, and I agree with virtually every word of them. Turrentine was an absolute master of his horn, with a blues feeling inherent, and absolutely natural, in everything he played. A most beautiful ballad player and a man capable of playing at length without ever flagging or becoming boring, he had a rich, full tone and a natural swing. In..

"The Turtle Island String Quartet has the chops, the guts, the soul, the spirit, and the taste to take on the musical legacy of John Coltrane -- what more could anyone want? One of the great soloists, composers, and bandleaders in jazz history...

"Curiously, the Norwegian prog-folkies’ fifth album – their “first for (and with) children”– comes recommended to fans of Van der Graaf and Crimson, so it’s something of a shock to encounter a set of proglite Euro-ditties featuring an Oslo school kiddie choir. The title means Urban Wildlife but the three men dressed in squirrel, badger and crow outfits on the cover should’ve warned something gruesome was afoot. The band say the (Norwegian-sung) lyrics for the two school musicals here are attacking the...

This group emerged from Norway a couple of years ago with their first album, Underjordisk Tusmørke, which got a lot of enjoyment here and also with the public.

The group now returns with a re-tooled lineup and a second album. You can hear a lot..

“A band blessed with an abundance of ideas and spectacular musicianship, Fact And Fiction should have been the album that catapulted Twelfth Night to greatness… it is chock-full of exciting, stimulating and emotive material… there’s an aggression and sense of purpose that sets Twelfth Night apart from most of their predecessors.”-PROG Magazine – the Albums That Saved Prog.

I discovered Twelfth Night - one of the earliest of the neo prog bands, when I bought their 1st album "Live At The Target"...

“We're treated to some modern progressive rock with intricate arrangements, muscular guitar solos, slick synth lines by way of the crazy talented Geoffrey Langley, and production values that more popular bands would kill for. Meanwhile, we've got some retro prog influences thrown in, throwback sounds to Yes and Mahavishnu Orchestra peppering these songs.
The Cycle Undone runs the gamut of what prog fans want from the genre. The album opens with the electric epic of "Recodified" with the title track...

This 70s, British, Canterbury-styled (and more) band, who released all their extent recordings on a limited, vinyl-only release in 2020 got a lot of attention due to the high quality of the music and just how hard it was to locate a copy! Finally it’s been released on CD with a nice, 18 page booklet with photos and information! Recommended.

“Twenty-Five Views of Worthing were formed in 1970 by Watford school friends Roger Hillier and Mark Sugden out of the ashes of their psychedelic band...

Reut Regev - trombone, electronics
Igal Foni - drums, percussion

“After over two decades of musical collaboration and shared life, we are happy to finally present our first duo release. Recorded in intimate studio settings right before the pandemic, and then amended over the lockdown in our home studio.
Music is what brought us together in the first place, and it remains central in our shared life. We hope you enjoy our musical moments.”