This is a bastardized re-recording of Metallica's album St. Anger. The songs are shorter, the production is better, and the snare drum is more tolerable.

A committed and militant bassist, he began his career at a very young age, frequenting the Milanese pop music scene and then dedicating himself to jazz. In 1971, after meeting Guido Mazzon, he joined his Gruppo Contemporaneo, a group that contributed to spreading free jazz in Italy and which, among others, included Gaetano Liguori on piano and Filippo Monico on drums. Later, with them, he experienced the Trio Idea from which the long partnership with Liguori was born, alongside him in numerous projects and actively participating in the scene of that "political jazz" that musically characterized the decade.

2023 release. Think of the songwriters whose work comprises the canon of jazz standards, and names like George Gershwin, Richard Rodgers, Irving Berlin, and Cole Porter immediately come to mind.

In the grand tradition of jazz piano trio records, Lafayette Harris returns to the Van Gelder studios for 'Swingin' Up In Harlem', covering a wide spectrum of tunes by composers ranging from Hoagy Carmichael to Stevie Wonder.

The character Gilda, daughter of the jester Rigoletto, is one of the most difficult Verdi roles to grasp.

To celebrate his 50th anniversary, Willie Colón's album "El Juicio" will be released on vinyl at the beginning of 2023.

This live recording of the Matt Anderson Quartet from the middle of their May 2023 U.K. tour is a snapshot of the band at their best: stretching out on a set of original tunes with a characteristically open, interactive and risk-taking approach.

For this excellent effort, Nnenna Freelon solidifies her position as one of the better female jazz singers of the 1990s. Her appealing voice and versatility are well displayed throughout a set that includes a 5/4 version of "Out of This World," the folk song "Black Is the Color of My True Love's Hair," "Birk's Works," "I Thought About You," "Nature Boy," and three originals.

Vivian Green is singer-songwriter, pianist and adult contemporary R&B vocalist. "A Love Story" is her debut album. The album debuted at #93 on the US Billboard 200 chart in December 2002 and later peaked at #51. It garnered Vivian Green three "Lady of Soul" awards nominations for Best Solo R&B/Soul Single - "Emotional Rollercoaster", Best Solo R&B/Soul Album of the Year - A Love Story, and Best Solo R&B/Solo or Rap New Artist and BET Awards nomination for Best R&B Female Artist. A Love Story was certified gold by the RIAA on May 6, 2003.

Lesbian Bed Death is a Gothic Punk-meets Hard Rock band from the UK with a love of Horror movies.

The man, the legend that brought us one of our all time favorite albums - Fun Slow Ride - is back in the game. As a curator of quality music and people, Gegè Telesforo has consistently brought together some of the finest players in Jazz and R & B, and now he’s back at it with some of the top young guns in Italy and a brand new album dubbed Big Mama Legacy.

Stephen Richard "Steve" Hackett is an English musician, songwriter and singer. He gained prominence as lead guitarist of the British progressive rock group Genesis, which he joined in 1970 and left in 1977 to pursue a solo career. "The Night Siren" is his twenty-fifth studio album. As implied in the title, "The Night Siren" is a wake-up call… the warning of a siren sounding in this era of strife and division.

In the four years since the release of Something About April, Adrian Younge has been coined America's black genius: the evocation of analog vestige in a digital era. His majestic music has garnered him reverence, likened to Ennio Morricone's best work and the Beatles' tenacity to create new sounds. Making an indelible impression on modern vinyl heads and producers alike (having been sampled by DJ Premier, Jay-Z, Common, 50 Cent) the Something About April brand is an axiom to the modern "Breakbeat", and Linear Labs is happy to announce its successor. "Something About April II" will replace the former as a holy grail for producers and collectors alike.

The veteran Bay Area jazz singer, Barbara 'Bobbe' Norris began her professional career singing in restaurants and clubs in Sausalito, California, and worked in San Francisco in the late 50s and early 60s. During this period, she was also secretary to the Kingston Trio. In the mid-60s, Norris moved to New York where she was signed to Columbia Records by John Hammond Jr., subsequently performing at the Persian Room of New York's Plaza Hotel and in Las Vegas at The Sands Hotel with the Buddy Rich band, and released for Columbia an album called "The Beginning".

"The Glowing Man" is the fourteenth studio album by American experimental band Swans, and the final album by the current lineup, marks an exception to this rule, much as Swans have broken pretty much all modern rock norms.