Classic style symphonic progressive performed on guitars, bass/bass pedals, piano/ organ/mellotron, flute, drums & a smattering of vocals. Fantastic! This is a professional recording of the bands final-ever show, & includes most of their final album Ep...

Available again after a very, very long time. What can I say? This title is always in huge demand and drifts in and out of availability. Mostly out. This is a reprinting of the (beautiful) digipack version that the band put out several years ago that...

Remastered edition of the 9th album by this popular German rock band who mix heavy and cosmic stylings together on their classic releases, of which this is definitely one. Overall quite excellent, heavy progressive rock. Another heavy-duty spacerock re...

Remastered edition with 3 bonus live tracks from 1973! of the 3rd album by this popular German rock band who mix heavy and cosmic stylings on their classic releases, of which this is definitely one. Like the heaviest parts of Pink Floyd mixed with (sur...

Remastered edition of the 7th album by this popular German rock band who mix heavy and cosmic stylings together on their classic releases, of which this is definitely one. Overall quite excellent, heavy progressive rock. This captures them live on thei...

Remastered edition of the 10th album by this popular German rock band who mix heavy and cosmic stylings together on their classic releases, of which this is definitely one. Overall quite excellent, heavy progressive rock. Another heavy-duty spacerock r...

Remastered edition of the 8th album by this popular German rock band who mix heavy and cosmic stylings together on their classic releases, of which this is definitely one. Overall quite excellent, heavy progressive rock. This one puts them back in heav...

"Germany’s most famous progressive rock band is back. In celebration of Eloy’s 40th anniversary, band founder/guitarist/visionary Frank Bornemann has returned to the studio to grace us with the band’s first studio album in 10 years. Bornemann’s goal...

"Masterpiece…or thereabouts: 5/5" – Lowcut Magazine "This is hypnotic, robotic, thankfully long and yet somehow, so damn soulful. Also, I haven’t heard a Fender Rhodes being played like this since like forever....It doesn’t get better...

Back in print and back in stock just in time for everyone to get familiar with them before their NEARFest 2011 performance!

Very good, new Swedish progressive rock quartet consisting of Fender Rhodes, synths and mellotron, acoustic and electric...

Hammill's second solo album was recorded not too long after Van Der Graaf Generator imploded and released in 1973. It's probably my favorite overall of all his solo works and I really like a lot of them, so that's saying something! It blends a very...

Hammill's fourth solo album from 1974 is definitely his most 'out' work; one side is fairly typical of his early period solo material, featuring a weird avant/progressive esthetic grafted onto singer songwriter form. This album has a few interesting an...

"In 1991 Peter Hammill released the album Fall Of The House Of Usher based around the story of the same name by Edgar Alan Poe. The album has never been performed live in its entirety however during solo concerts in late 1991 and 1992 Peter Hammill...

This is the first-ever DVD release of a title that came out legitimately on videotape in the early 1990s and cost a fortune; I remember staring at it at the record store ("record store?, what's that, grandpa?") and finally deciding I couldn't justify...

Unbelievable killer price on this double CD/DVD set. This title contains the entire soundtrack to "In the Passionkirche", a DVD that first came out legitimately on videotape in the early 1990s and cost a fortune. Now you can get the entire show...

Hammill's 6th album and I believe the first one released after the final dissolution of Van der Graaf. It is the closest thing to a 'concept' album I can think of by Peter, charting the decline and final dissolution (of course! it's a Peter Hammill alb...

Named for Peter Hammill lp #7, of course. This very good 1979 album has Peter absorbing some lessons learned from punk and DIY, as well as some cool mucking about with cheap electronics and drum machines. He sure was on a roll in the 70's and it didn't...

Brand new, double disc of solo performances. One disc of Peter on piano and voice (entitled "What if I forgot my guitar?") and one disc of guitar and vocals (entitled "What if there were no piano?").

"A curious side effect of the reunion and...

Very good, rather overlooked 1981 solo by Peter. He's in good voice and good form here and this has some very fine mid period goodies. This has been remastered in 2007...

A solo album from 1978 and a really fine one; this was released in the USA and got him a little bit of attention and even got him a tour here, which is where I first saw him (on Valentine's Day 1979). And a really striking cover of our man with a beard...

Hammill's third solo album was recorded not too long after Van Der Graaf Generator imploded and released in early 1974. Like the excellent previous album Chameleon In the Shadow Of The Night, it's an excellent work that blends a very intense singer...

"Finding your way to this page indicates that you are already well versed in all things VDGG and Peter Hammill, therefore it's useless to preach to the choir about the unique offerings from an artist who has remained true to his art form for the past...

"Mike's classic '90s Immune releases are now safely home at Exowax Recordings, the label co-owned by Mike and his manager Scott Chatfield. This Special Edition of Boil That Dust Speck contains the remastered CD plus a region-free NTSC DVD featuring...

Mike Keneally's first album in well over two years is also the recorded debut of the tight and powerful Mike Keneally Band: Mike on guitar, keyboards and lead vocals, Rick Musallam on guitar and vocals, Bryan Beller on bass and Nick D'Virgilio on drums...

"Mike's classic '90s Immune releases are now safely home at Exowax Recordings, the label co-owned by Mike and his manager Scott Chatfield. "This album is the sound of someone who can't believe he's finally being allowed to make a real live solo album...