“Brand new vinyl reissue of the sophomore album from prog rock supergroup featuring bassist Tony Levin, guitarist John Petrucci, keyboardist Jordan Rudess and drummer Mike Portnoy!
This album, as well as it's predecessor, LTE 1, has become legendary among prog rock/jazz fusion enthusiasts, featuring groundbreaking improvisations, insanely technical playing and truly mesmerizing production!”

Booker Little – trumpet
Eric Dolphy – alto sax, bass clarinet, flute
Julian Priester – trombone
Art Davis or Ron Carter – bass
Max Roach – drums

LP 180g Vinyl
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This 1961 recording, his greatest realization and last under his own name before his tragic death at 23, less than six months after making this recording, is a beautiful work.
This is one of the large number of totally fantastic jazz albums that were released by Candid during their s

Lizards Exist is a Croatian psychedelic/space groove-rock band with a new approach to vintage psychedelia. Using 100% analog vintage equipment (pre 1976) they bring these vintage sounds in its original form to the listener.
This is a vinyl reissue of their 2014 album. It was half speed mastered in Abbey Road Studios for the ultimate ear candy. The vinyl package is full of various extras and interesting stuff. A fully independent high quality release. Limited to 100 copies on black vinyl.” ...

Angel Bat Dawid – clarinet
Ben LaMar Gay – cornet & melodica
Dana Hall – drums
Damon Locks – samples & electronics
Arif Smith – percussion
Singers:
Phillip Armstrong
Monique Golding
Tramaine Parker
Richie Parks
Erica Rene
Eric Tre’von

“Damon Locks & Black Monument Ensemble’s new album "NOW" was created in the final throes of Summer 2020, following months of pandemic-induced fear & isolation, the explosion of social unrest, struggle

"Lombard's debut is an absolutely gorgeous, startling document of melancholic chanson psychedelia that staggeringly foreshadows the eerie, incorporeal sci-fi pop of Stereolab and, more specifically, earlyBroadcast by about 30 years." – Other Music “Beautiful pop songs sung in French by this Belgian maverick (who worked with Luciano Berio) swirling upon wonderful 60's abstract-expressionism orchestrations: lovely dream bass lines and organ drifting, with dreamy use of echoes, reverbs and sometimes...

“Posthumous solo album from the multi-award winning singer, songwriter, producer and the voice of Big Big Train. At the time of David's death, the album was 95% complete and was finished by his friends.
8 stunning tracks, charting a journey from darkness into enlightenment
Completed by a working party of musicians closest to the multi-instrumentalist, spear-headed by co-producer / engineer Patrick Phillips (Kate Bush, Van Morrison, Goldfrapp, Ludovico Einaudi) and recorded with 4 core musicians..

"The music scene in Cleveland in the mid to late 1960s was ripe with talent: the James Gang with Joe Walsh and Glenn Schwartz, The Choir, Eric Carmen (pre-Raspberries), Glass Harp with Phil Keaggy, the Damnation of Adam Blessing and the Lost Souls. Of all those bands, only the Lost Souls never released a record. Then again, they were in high school, trying to navigate dress codes and bullies -- and playing in front of a couple thousand fans when not suspended. Sure, they lost a battle of the bands at...

A great guitarist, following a singular path...this one is somewhere between guitar heroics and laptop electronics...

“Following a series of highly acclaimed solo guitar albums, Nighttime Birds and Morning Stars is Sarah Louise’s most fearless work to date. Louise broadens beyond folk forms, turning streams of raw electric guitar into entire oceans of aural texture. Her rich playing is warped beyond ecognition through inventive synthesizing and digital manipulations. The innovative songs mine...

“Frank Lowe's "The Flam" is one of the best avant-garde/modern jazz albums of the 1970s. For this 1975 session, a fiery, three-horn frontline of Lowe on tenor sax, Joseph Bowie (yup, Lester's brother) on trombone, and Leo Smith on trumpet (and flugelhorn and woodflute on two tracks) join the pianoless rhythm duo of Alex Blake on bass and Charles Bobo Shaw on drums.
All members of this group contributed creative, original tunes for this recording -- Bowie wrote the raucous "Sun Voyage," Lowe penned...