“Digitally remastered edition. Thief (1981) is the 15th major release and second soundtrack album by Tangerine Dream. It is the soundtrack for the 1981 American neo-noir crime film Thief, directed by Michael Mann. It reached #43 on the UK Albums Chart in a 3-week run.”

“Digitally remastered edition. White Eagle is the 17th major release and 12th studio album by Tangerine Dream. It reached #57 in the UK album chart in a 5-week run.”

"Romero Records is very happy to announce the brand new single for The Tango Saloon, 'Don't Close Your Eyes' featuring vocalist Elana Stone.

Since the beginning, The Tango Saloon have been a band of quiet achievers, producing three albums of...

''Minimalist in contruction, the music is both spontaneous & composed ...swarming with sensations & suggestions of colors. Musical intensity is often followed by lightness.'' Trombone, percussion & more.

“David Janssen is best known for his work as Ted The Loaf in Renaldo & The Loaf. When the band split up in 1987 after The Elbow is Taboo, Janssen took a long break from music until his return in 2006 as The Darkening Scale. After the first two solo albums under this name, he started a new collaboration with Sylvie Walder as The Tapeworm Vessel. This project produced three albums, the first one being Twelve Atmospheres which is now available on CD for the first time. It was originally released in 2008...

“Sixth release (and the first for Cyclic Law) of the Norwegian drone ambient project Taphephobia created by Ketil S (also of Mulm and ex-Northaunt.) As emphasized by its title, this record is intented to take one away from the mundane everyday world, it is not a concept album, rather an album where both the music and the titles are open for interpretation. The soudscapes lead to an inner experience where you can discover your own hidden voices and your own secret world of colours. An inner journey which...

A previously unreleased, studio, big-band session with nearly 2 dozen players! One piece is nearly 30 minutes long and there are 3 other tracks that range from 10 to 19 minutes!
Can you say LOST TREASURE?

“In the post World War II era, dozens of young African Americans in South Central Los Angeles found their way to careers in music. In a community facing challenging social conditions and with little to no outside support, they would become artists, supported by the best that their...

Horace Tapscott-piano
Arthur Blythe-alto sax
David Bryant-bass
Walter Savage-bass
Everett Brown Jr.-drums

“This previously unreleased album by the Horace Tapscott Quintet was unearthed from master tapes in the Flying Dutchman archives. Recorded in 1969 and was intended to be a follow-up album to the classic 'The Giant Is Awakened' which was released that year.
The iconic pianist and composer Horace Tapscott was one of the most unique and important figures in LA’s jazz worl

Orrin Evans: piano
Eric Revis: double bass
Nasheet Waits: drums
special guests
Oliver Lake: alto saxophone
Marc Ducret: guitar

"Violently, this album begins violently, it's unavoidable, even though the music itself can never be as violent as the subject matter it evokes, it creates the similar effect Frantz Fanon aimed at in “The Wretched of the Earth”...
...Introducing pianist Orrin Evans is recalling he studied with Kenny Barron, amongst others, before playing with a

"Continuing with their new series of 'updated' versions, Repsychled Records will release another jewel box issue, this time the album of choice is the only record by Tarkus. In early 1972, Telegraph Avenue broke up. Walo, the drummer, was visited by...

"American singer songwriter and bohemian folk troubadour Jeff Tarlton made two wonderful albums for Delerium in the late 1990's that were criminally overlooked at a time when folk was terminally unfashionable. Forget and all the nu folk pretenders...

Second release by this Mali band. "Tartit are a group of musicians from the Timbuktu area of Mali, which explains the similarity of this music to that of their better known neighbor Ali Farka Toure. He draws heavily on Songhai and Tuareg traditions...

Third album by this relatively well known Finnish progressive rock band with fusion flourishes. This is from 1972. Their singer is kinda a love 'em or hate 'em kinda singer. I have actually grown to be fond of him in a odd way, but he's definitely odd!
This includes two bonus tracks that were only released on a single in the same period as well as new interviews included.

“On Lambertland they moved more into progressive fusion realms, sounding like a cross between mid period Traffic and...

“In 1973 progressive rock group Tasavallan Presidentti's career was going forward on a high note: the band had in 1972 released the critically acclaimed album Lambertland with their new vocalist Eero Raittinen, and the following year the band embarked on a successful UK tour.
In 1974 things would take a downward turn which ended in the band splitting up, but what this compilation offers you is a snapshot of the year 1973 when everything still seemed possible. The band were returning home from the...

Taste were a power trio following in the footsteps of Cream but who were quite good in their own right and who also were the first professional band of guitarist Rory Gallagher when he was only 18 in 1966.

They made two quite good studio albums and broke up just after playing the Isle of Wight (this show) in front of several hundreds of thousands of people.

This performance has been out before, but not complete and not sounding as good as it does here.

Tatsuya Yoshida-drums, vocal, sampler
Kazuhisa Uchihashi-guitar, effects
Tzboguchi Masayasu-keyboards, vocoder

"The long-running improvisers who trained their expressions at the improvisation performance site believed in the new possibilities at the end of the improvisation and gave a name of "super improvisation". There, improvisation and composition melt at unlimitedly high dimensions, and the unified world is expanding. Super supernatural composition that super transformation improves.

Anna Witkowska-Piątek - violin
Małgorzata Pietroń - cello
Tomasz Piątek - tenor saxophone
Jan Michalec - trumpet
Grzegorz Lesiak - guitar
Łukasz Downar - bass guitar
Krzysztof Redas – drums

The fifth album from this extra-ordinarily good Polish, edgy, instrumental quartet who are somewhere on the precipice of RIO edginess and ‘complex/out’ jazz [think ‘Starebaby’] and who are joined on this release by fully integrated guests on trumpet, violin & cello...

Great to see a second release from this excellent Polish band who ply the avant/progressive new music waters with a thoroughly original sound and who burst on the scene with their fine debut, Parts Of The Entirety.

This new one was professionally recorded live in front of an audience and it consists of all new compositions.

As before, the band consists of guitarist, composer and arranger Grzegorz Lesiak, tenor saxophonist Tomasz Piqtek, bassist Lukasz Downar, and drummer Krzysztof...

Tara Burke: voice, accordion, mandolin, casio, flute, crumhorn, percussion
Sharron Kraus: voice, whistles, recorders, banjo, autoharp, dulcimer, guitar, fiddle, crumhorn, percussion

"Travellers Two is a full-length recording from the duo of.

"Taxonomy (Martusciello, Lella, Fega) plays compositions and improvises, exploring the syncretism between different musical codes. Taxonomy always allows the whole to be divided up into its constituent parts. A line of shadow between osmosis and...

Cecil Taylor, piano
Sunny Murray, drums
and the voices of Dominic Duval, Tristan Honsinger, Jeff Hoyer, Chris Jonas, Jackson Krall, Elliott Levin, Chris Matthay, Harri Sjördström

“A grand reunion of sorts in Berlin on the first day of November, 1996. Under the auspices of Free Music Production, Cecil Taylor, the great pianist and one of the premier musical minds of the 20th century, joined forces with his early comrade, drummer Sunny Murray, for a set of improvised duets.
Murray...

Cecil Taylor: piano
Bill Barron: tenor saxophone(4-6)
Ted Curson: trumpet (4-6)
Buell Neidlinger: bass
Rudy Collins: drums

“This may be the straightest record Cecil Taylor ever recorded, but it is far from uninspiring. Despite its hopelessly gauche cover -- one can only presume Taylor had no say-so in the choice of artwork used -- Taylor's approach to three Cole Porter tunes with a trio and three of his own with a quintet is a lively combination, and one which, in lieu of his..

Cecil Taylor - piano
Tony Oxley - drums

“A live (first class quality) recording of the duo from 2002 - from the personal archives of Tony Oxley.”

Chad Taylor - drums
Brian Settles - saxophones
Neil Podgurski - piano

"The Reel is the latest masterpiece from Chad Taylor and his trio featuring Brian Settles & Neil Podgurski. Following up on their 2020 debut on Cuneiform, "The Reel" dives deeper into this trio's unique and captivating interplay.
As Jazz Trail states, "What’s more striking is that there are no weak moments on The Reel, an album that holds one’s interest on account of emotional honesty and a refreshing musica

Fred Taylor is a Seattle-based drummer who released this album on vinyl privately in 1981.

In addition to Fred there are 11 other players who play on one or more pieces on this album, but the basic line-up for most of the album is piano/Fender.