“An auspicious debut” --Prog Magazine (of band's first album)

“A wonderful combination of feel good tracks and narrative highs” --Distorted Sound

“Purely and simply an astounding piece of work on every level” --Maximum Volume

“British prog trio Kepler Ten have announced details of their forthcoming album ‘A New Kind of Sideways’, which serves as a comeback for the band, who released their highly acclaimed debut Delta-V in 2017.
A New Kind of Sideways is a semi-conceptual....

''One of our most important young American voices, Kernis writes music that draws on a crazy quilt of American cultural references. As the title implies, this is a compilation of the composer's lighter works.'' This is a CD+ release & includes an addit...

Michael Jaeger: Tenor Saxophone / Greg Osby: Alto Saxophone / Philipp Schaufelberger: Guitar / Vincent Membrez: Piano, Prepared Piano / Luca Sisera: Bass / Norbert Pfammatter: Drums.

"Michael Jaeger keeps looking in the quartet KEROUAC w

“This is Mike Kershaw’s fifth solo album. Mike has worked with the same core team as before - Gareth Cole(guitar) and Leopold Blue-Sky (Garden of Live Flowers - bass), with the addition of Stefan Hepe (Gandalf's Fist) drumming throughout - to create an album much darker and angrier than its predecessors, tackling themes of anxiety, paranoia, fear, and manipulation. BEM design maestro Brian Mitchell lends his design talent to the cover.
James R Turner of BEM says: "I’ve loved Mike’s work for many...

Kerygmatic Project was born in 1998, created by Samuele Tadini, Danilo Nobili and Marco Campagnolo, with the purpose of composing original music that recover in style and construction the great British progressive rock tradition of the seventies and eighties, renewed tradition with a new key able to embrace different styles, so as to constitute an original sound well recognizable. The Kerygmatic Project compositions are affected, in fact, from the contributions of various genres taken by rock, pop, jazz...

“Static is Dave Kerzner's follow-up studio solo album to his acclaimed debut New World. It's a progressive rock opera about the distractions, chaos and clutter in everyday life and about navigating past this static interference in our heads toward clarity and happiness. The album also features: Steve Hackett (Genesis), Fernando Perdomo (Jakob Dylan), Nick D'Virgilio (Big Big Train), Derek Cintron (Brothers of Others), Randy McStine (The Fringe), Matt Dorsey (Sound of Contact), Durga and Lorelei McBroom...

“Newcastle-based Kestrel's sole album contains melodic, quite song-oriented prog featuring Mellotron, and it can be compared to the likes of SPRING, FANTASY or CRESSIDA, and actually for the benefit of Kestrel whose mature songs have more 'kick' as there are pretty good guitar contributions too. With one exception, the music is composed by the guitarist Dave Black. Perhaps the idea of a cross between the classic GENESIS and the '68-'72 era MOODY BLUES wouldn't be totally out of place? There aren't the...

The below is the best ‘description’ I could find of this percussion / laptop oriented album. It doesn’t tell you how good it is, so I’m telling you how good it is! CD and vinyl have completely different covers!

“For more than a decade, experimental percussionist and sound artist Eli Keszler has dismantled the idea of what a drum can be and how it should sound. He’s done this on enormous scales, turning Boston’s Cyclorama building and a Louisiana water tower into makeshift monolithic instruments...

“Sixteen choice garage/surf tracks from the Keymen, the premier band in the Las Cruces, NM area in the mid 1960’s. This collection amasses their earliest surf instrumentals — all previously unreleased — plus their hard to find single. Also included are the juiciest cuts from their 1968 live album, “The Keymen Live.” Energetic music, meant to be played loud.
1-8 recorded 1965, previously unissued; 9-10 released in 1967 as Goldust #5019; 11-12 previously unissued; 13-16 released in 1968 on The Keymen...

In the beginning there was Uriel, which consisted of Steve Hillage (guitar and vocals), Dave Stewart (keyboards), Mont Campbell (bass) and Clive Brooks (drums). Steve left to go to school and the other three carried on as Egg. Then, while at university, Steve formed Khan, which was somewhat similar to the work of Egg, but with a more guitar-oriented sound and Steve's vocals, When the time came to record his album, Steve's regular keyboardist was unavailable, and Dave Stewart filled in! ...

Ravaged by civil and geopolitical wars for over twenty years, Afghan culture, particularly the country's musical heritage, has risked complete annihilation...this music is practiced mainly in urban areas and has in the past had close ties with that of ...

We are proud to present this live recording of Amjad Ali Khan, who is descended from a famous dynasty of sarod players. His live performances are unforgettable and it is under these circumstances that the depth and intensity of his unique style are bes...

Considering that Burkina Faso musician Amadou Kienou hails from a family whose lineage includes several noted practitioners of the craft of the griot, its not surprising that his own music is much more than a mere percussive orgy. Kienou's musical trai...

Carla is the violinist and vocalist for Sleepytime Gorilla Museum, was previously in Charming Hostess and the Tin Hat Trio, and has also performed improvisationally based music with a wide range of artists. "Carla Kihlstedt is one of the most versatile...

Masabumi Kikuchi was one of the greats in Japanese jazz for a long time. He recently died and to honor him, a number of his long out of print titles have been reissued. All are worth getting, but this one is the best of the lot! He started as a accompanist on acoustic pianist in the 60s and then later launched a band and a solo career.

Poo-Sun was his first solo album and also his first electric album. It was released in 1970 and heavily shows the debt of Bitches Brew era Miles. This features...

Back in print; at least for a minute!
Masabumi Kikuchi was one of the greats in Japanese jazz for a long time. He recently died and to honor him, a number of his long out of print titles have been reissued; this is the first time that this album has been available on CD in at least 15 years!
He started as a accompanist on acoustic pianist in the 60s and then later launched a band and a solo career.

"By the late 70s Masabumi Kikuchi had pretty well settled into living in New York City...

The fourth release by this continuously interesting UK band who combine very modern electronica with jazz and progressive elements to come up with something new, fresh and unusual. They say about themselves: 'A creepy crawly electronic jazz combo...

Second release (and note that while they call it an EP, it's almost 40' long) by a band that combine very modern electronica with jazz and progressive elements to come up with something new, fresh and unusual. This is more electronic/drone music here...

This highly original 1966 collection, originally released by Elektra Records, has been called the first acid folk record of all time. Certainly its hippy themes and exotic instrumentation are well ahead of their time, but Kilroy died tragically young...

"Ha-Yang Kim is a cellist and composer of striking originality whose musical influences draw equally from a range of western classical music, American experimentalism, rock, noise, and improvised music, to non-western musical sources from Bali, Korea...

With appearances by Remi Leclerc and Andre Duchesne. "An artistic meeting between poet/performer D Kimm and musician Bernard Falaise. Kimm mentions silence but mostly talks about love, the kind of love that leaves a mark, moves you, changes you, and...

Two Mexican artists, one a violinist, the other on ceramic flutes, flute Veracruz harp & piano. Extended techniques & unusual improvisational instruments [Victo]

“5 CDs of live material; one per year from 2014-2018. Packaged in a full color rigid slipcase housing three full color gatefolds and including a 24-page booklet with never before seen photographs.”

Disc: 1
1. Hoodoo
2. Larks' Tongues in Aspic, Part One
3. A Scarcity of Miracles
4. Level Five
5. One More Red Nightmare
6. Interlude
7. Banshee Legs Bell Hassle
8. The Talking Drum
9. 21st Century Schizoid Man
10. The Light of Day

“CIRKUS - originally issued in 1999 as a 30th anniversary celebration of the group's live output 0 offers an effective introduction to Crimson as a touring outfit. From the Fillmore West in San Francisco in 1969, via the Concertbouw Amsterdam in 1973, to the Spectrum Montreal in 1984. And on to Nakano Sun Plaza Tokyo in 1995, all eras of Crimson are represented and a variety of the band's most enduring music is featured. Crimson live has always been a very different beast in the concert hall compared to...