Ned Rothenberg Double Band, Universal Congress Of, Last Exit, Iva Bittova and Pavel Fajt, Framework, Spanish Fly, Miniature, X-Legged Sally, Bob Holman, New & Used.

Promo copy. George Schuller (drums, bells), Mark Feldman (violin), Tony Malaby (tenor and soprano sax), Dave Ballou (trumpet), Howard Johnson (tuba, bass clarinet), Matt Darriau (tenor sax, clarinet, bass clarinet), Curtis Hasselbring (trombone...

Promo copy. Craig Brenan (trombone), Jeff Johnson (electric and acoustic basses), Bill George (drums), Jamie Saft (piano, Rhodes, mini Moog, guitar).

"This recording began as an idea to unite the Modo Trio with muliti-keyboardist...

This is a sealed new copy BUT the booklet was shrinkwrapped about half an inch outside of the case, so it's folded around the spine.

ex-Broadcast.

"A million years ago, a big rock fell out of the sky and landed right in the middle of Louisiana. Well, it wasn't Louisiana at that time. But that rock fell, and it hit hard making a giant dent. It gradually filled in but no matter what, it still left...

Marco Minnemann is a monster drummer who plays with a lot of the hottest fusion and modern progressive cats; with Eddie Jobson in UKZ, with Bryan Beller and Guthrie Govan in the Aristocrats, etc.
This is a solo album where he plays all the parts...

Excellent, heavy Swedish spacerock/stoner-rock/psych trio. Their first was on Sulatron and now they've moved to Transubstans and they've turned up the electricity and heat. Simple, but very effective, trancey/psych music made with guitars, organ, bass...

"Recorded in 1977, Dragon's second album is in fact a DEMO the band recorded at home with a more atmospheric proggy sound with lots of vibrant Pink Floyd'esque moves, Mellotron, Saxes, flutes, trumpets...including an epic 18 minutes psychedelic jam on...

"Boasting two fine lead guitarists (including Rich Dangel, a longtime member of legendary garage band the Wailers), in their brief existence, this Seattle quartet shared stages with The Doors, Led Zeppelin and The Grateful Dead. Their sole album came....

Excellent archival release - the second so far - from the Blue Notes’ 1979 tour of Belgium and Holland, taken from tour organiser Rob Sotemann’s tape archive. This features the established version of the group - South African expatriates all - Louis...

"Drawing inspiration from the life and work of the towering spiritual figure Georges Ivanovitch Gurdjieff, Mount Analogue is one of Zorn’s greatest creations. Taking the form of a mystical journey, the music jumps from one world to another weaving a...

"Rêverie Duo is an acoustic duo - Valerio Daniele acoustic guitar and Redi Hasa cello – whose art is largely drawn from natural and ‘atavistic’ influences. The recordings on “Stagioni” were made in the atmospheric environment of a fifteenth century...

3 Mice is the latest release from our old friend Cédric Vuille, who you know from L'Ensemble Raye. Joining him are Dave Willey (co-leader of Hamster Theatre) (who has long admitted to being heavily influenced by 'le rayes', so this must be a dream come...

Quite a heavy-hitting line-up: Ideologic Organ curation and art direction by Stephen O'Malley. Stewart Dempster (trombone); Julian Priester (trombone); Cuong Vu (trumpet); Taina Karr (oboe); Timb Harris (violin); Eyvind Kang (viola); Jessika Kenney....

Smokin' hot, great sounding - those BBC engineers know what they are doing - vinyl only, live in the studio release by this great organ trio. Highly recommended, as are all of their releases. Limited, hand numbered edition of 500 and released only on...

"The Choko King by Jono El Grande features recordings from the period between 1995 and 2008, some of which pre-dates his first album by four years. This album offers an open door into Jono's surrealistic musical universe and is a rare gift to his...

Unbelievably heavy, gatefold-cover, vinyl lp + DVD release of this soundtrack to a remake of the Peter Greenaway film Water Wrackets. I am not familiar with Cooper Crane's other work, but this is an entrancing, krautrock/minimalist influenced work...

Vocalist Carmen Maki's career started in the mid 60s and she's still going today. This record came out in 1969 and is definitely one of her best.

"Carmen Maki's second solo album, "Adam and Eve" is arguably her best album. The material is...

The second album by one of the two "Jane's" out there making music. Theirs is a odd, very 'rock 'n' roll' tale, but many years ago, Jane split into two bands, one led by Peter Panka and the other led by Klaus Hess. This is by the one led by Peter Panka...

Great bargain priced (but featuring the new remasters and bonus track versions) of these two German symphonic rock classics by Eloy. These are their 8th and 9th discs and this is quite excellent, heavy progressive rock. Another heavy-duty spacerock...

Second by the quartet of Collins, Hackett, Rutherford, Banks and another really good one. There would be a double live album from this album's tour and then Hackett would leave, so I think we'll leave off our stocking of their releases at this point too!

The last one with Peter Gabriel, the first Genesis album I owned, and possibly their finest moment, if a bit longer than it absolutely needed to be. This is tougher edged than their earlier, more symphonic/progressive albums, but a fantastic work that...

Probably my personal favorite of their early period work, this 1972 symphonic/progressive album should need very little introduction.