"Enormously urgent remastered, repackaged repress/reissue for this much buzzed about record that tragically went out of print just as demand was erupting. Includes lyrics & a bonus track. Armed with little more than an acoustic guitar and her fragile...

"The collaboration between renowned drummer Jim White and acclaimed guitarist Marisa Anderson is a natural union of two of the most intuitive players and listeners working in music. Jim White is known for his groundbreaking trio, Dirty Three, as well as duo Xylouris White. His list of collaborations is vast and include artists such as Nick Cave, Bill Callahan, Cat Power, Marnie Stern, and Warren Ellis. Jim just released his debut solo album, All Hits: Memories. Marisa Anderson, known primarily for her...

Official CD edition from the master tapes.

A completely electronic score (c. 1968) reflecting White's impressions of the occult. Writing of “Seven Trumps From the Tarot Cards,” Donal Henahan commended White in The New York Times for her “musical inventiveness and electronic sophistication.” From Paul Eberle in the Los Angeles Free Press: “Miss White has explored electronics to find a new instrumentation of voices for her compositions, and has conceived it as an extension of the music of the...

Soundtracks & scores composed & performed using home-made and original instruments, designed by Peter Whitehead.

“If Australia has produced a classic piece of musical minimalism, [Windmill] is it.”-Graham Strahle, The Australian

"This new CD presents two of Australian composer Stephen Whittington’s stunningly beautiful string quartets: his elegant, eclectic seven-movement …from a thatched hut, which embraces, sometimes obliquely, the composer’s deep interest in Chinese poetry and his frequent travels in China, and his evocative, haunting Windmill, which draws sonic references to the small metal windmills...

Long available as a very famous and great sounding bootleg, this is better sounding and more complete than what had been previously heard and presents the band during a pre-Tommy, post-Summer Of Love, raucous peak! It's the nearly complete April 6th show. Hugely recommended to Who fans!

"Finally! There is finally an official release of The Who concert at the Fillmore East! It is long overdue, released officially a little over fifty years after the event. For Who fans this recording is a must...

Excellent sound and performance.

“After all these years, it becomes clear that the relationship between Daltrey and Townshend -- the singer serving as the songwriter's best interpreter and editor -- is at the core of the Who, which is why Who feels like a Who album: The two still bring out the best in each other.”-AllMusic

“WHO is the Who's best album since The Who By Numbers over 40 years ago. Amidst a host of new Pete Townshend would-be classics, the capper is Street Song which could sit comfortably next to anything on Who's...

Michel Wintsch piano
Gerry Hemingway drums, voice
Bänz Oester bass

“The collective Who Trio commemorated 20 years of existence in 2018, by starting the project “Strell”, which only now has been committed to record. This was the time considered necessary for their members to achieve the maturity of a collective language necessary to embrace the ambitious enterprise of interpreting the music of Billy Strayhorn and Duke Ellington in a (re)creative way. The goal was to infuse this rich...

Whoarfrost: blazing new punk-jazz trails on their self-titled Engine Studios CD. It's like Coptic Light (the band) gone Dischord.”-Time Out New York

“In a year where the supply of noise rock seems rather scarce, it's only necessary for a band like Whoarfrost to make their appearance and fill that void.”-Olive Music

“Controlled chaos. Those are the two words I use to describe Baltimore, MD's Whoarfrost. Free form noisy guitar freakouts amidst spirited chaotic jazz passages make way for a...

The story of Narcissus and Echo, as told by Ovid, demands music of uncharacteristic directness. It is about the call which waits for resonance, for instance, but also about the life-giving principle of mutation, of constant, startling change. And of...

Jürg Wickihalder Soprano Saxophone
Chris Wiesendanger Piano

"Jürg Wickihalder presents with A Feeling for Someone his first CD with his own music: a duo with pianist Chris Wiesendanger.

The eight compositions on this CD can be...

Benoit was the keyboardist for Magma from 1975 to 1978. Additionally, he released a few solo albums in the mid/late 70's, of which this was the first. A keyboard/Moog-dominated record that at times gets amazingly heavy in a wild screaming synthi fusion way and at other times is very wonderfully atmospheric. It is perhaps comparable in timbre and tone to Jan Hammer's best work post Mahavishnu. Some of the material is solo and some features some unbelievably great guests.
If you are a fan of 70s music..

Klaus Wiese was a member of Popol Vuh during the time they recorded Hosianna Mantra and Seligpreisung, two pretty great ones.
On his own, his albums are ambient-type albums where he performs on voice, zither, tambura, harmonium, singing bowls, etc.
This limited edition release marks the first time it has been released on CD (it was first a cassette only release in the 80s and previously came out only as a CD-R).

“Klaus Wiese (1942 - 2009) was a veteran e-musician, minimalist, and...

Born in L.A., Doug Wieselman has drifted back and forth from coast to coast most of his creative life, working with many of the country's greatest underground musicians. On the West Coast he has been co-leader of the San Francisco-based Kamikaze Ground...

"The Wilde Flowers never released a record during their existence, but their influence exceeds that of many groups with lengthy discographies. The band served as the wellspring of the so-called Canterbury sound: future Soft Machine members Robert Wyatt, Kevin Ayers, and Hugh Hopper all played with the Wilde Flowers before the Soft Machine were founded, and Pye Hastings, David Sinclair, Richard Sinclair, and Richard Coughlan played in the group at various points before forming Caravan.
The musicians...

“UK musician Richard Wileman is probably best known for releasing 14 albums as the composer behind studio project Karda Estra. Inspired by weird soundtracks, easy listening, gothic and library music, art pop, dark folk and prog rock, his solo recordings and gigs feature new songs and instrumentals plus rearrangements of Karda Estra pieces that can fit into a live setting.”

Richard Wileman - guitars, bass, keyboards, samples, percussion, bouzouki, vocals
Amy Fry - clarinet, vocals
Jo Court - bass clarinet, alto saxophone
Lauraine Phelan - trumpet

Debut solo album by Karda Estra composer Richard Wileman. New songs and instrumentals plus rearrangements of Karda Estra pieces that can fit into a live setting. Also includes a cover of 'The Tinker Of Rye' (written by Paul Giovanni) from the film 'The Wicker Man.'

"Loving the new solo album from Karda

"This is a smart, passionate, yearning, exploratory and generous set of performances from a young trumpeter who came to my attention via his work in the TransAtlantic Ensemble CDs of Evan Parker and Roscoe Mitchell. I have been a little wary of his...

"Brand new 20-track collection from the maestro's many hours of unreleased material, spanning the years 1995-2007, covering Jason Willett's various bands (Can Openers, Jaunties, Pleasant Livers, X-Ray Eyes, Attitude Robots, Dramatics & Leprechaun...

Another great find from the last warehouse; once these are gone, there will NOT be more.
Self-released almost 30 years ago and LONG out of print, this was the first glimmerings to the outside world of the wild sounds that Dave would soon enough bring to Hamster Theatre (the band) and Thinking Plague.
A composer and accordionist / multi-instrumentalist, this is a completely solo (Dave plays all parts) effort that will appeal to fans of Lars Hollmer, Toupidek Limonade, Frank Pahl, L’Ensemble Raye..

"Dividing his time between Brooklyn and London, veteran drummer Jeff Williams is in the midst of an exceptional run of albums on the Whirlwind Recordings. ‘Lifelike’ features alto saxophonist John O’Gallagher, a fiery presence on Williams’ first two Whirlwind releases, tenor saxophonist Josh Arcoleo, pianist Kit Downes and bassist Sam Lasserson and guest trumpeter Goncalo Marquez.
’Outlier’, in 2016, showcased his working UK quintet in a set hailed by All About Jazz for its “imaginative...

Mars Williams - saxes, toy instruments
Josh Berman – cornet
Fred Lonberg-Holm – cello
Jim Baker - piano, ARP synthesizer, viola
Kent Kessler – bass
Brian Sandstrom - bass, guitar, trumpet
Steve Hunt - drums, percussion
Jeb Bishop – trombone
Thomas Berghammer – trumpet
Hermann Stangassinger – bass
Didi Kern - drums, percussion
Christof Kurzmann - lloopp, vocals

“A product of the Association for the Advancement of Creative Musicians who studied