Patrice Rushen is an american keyboardist, singer, songwriter, arranger and musical director with several Top Ten R&B hits, including "Haven't You Heard," "Forget Me Nots," "Feels So Real," and "Watch Out." "Forget Me Nots"…she had an outstanding career for more than 37 years!

Folkearth is an international folk metal supergroup. Until now they have released eight albums. Their debut “A Nordic Poem” was released in 2004, their second album “By the Sword of My Father” followed in 2006, third came “Drakkars In The Mist” in 2007, the fourth, fifth and sixth (respectively “Father of Victory”, “Songs of Yore” and “Fatherland”) were out in 2008, the seventh came “Rulers of the Sea” in 2009, and “Viking’s Anthem” was released in 2010.

Legendary gore metal pioneers NECROPHAGIA will release their new album, "Deathtrip 69", on May 17 (one day earlier internationally) via Season Of Mist. The band's fifth official full-length CD, which features guest appearances by Maniac (SKITLIV, ex-MAYHEM) and Casey Chaos (AMEN), was recorded at Last House On The Left Studios in Ohio with vocalist Killjoy and guitarist Boris Randall handling production duties. The cover concept and title track are based on the "Manson family" ordeal of the late 1960s.

This is an item unique to Japan – a complete concert video! And, while it may look the same as the album Live in Japan, it is not the same concert, although it was filmed during the same concert tour. The reason it was not released worldwide is that there are Japanese subtitles on the screen throughout the concert. The master tape of the concert without the subtitles apparantly no longer exists, so they had to use this broadcast master as the source video. This is an extremely important document in the history of the Carpenters' career, so it is well worth seeking out! Pretty good audio for its time - and the video is excellent.

Colin Hay first came to international attention as the front man of the Australian band Men at Work. Since then, he has released ten solo albums, toured extensively, and garnered tremendous exposure and acclaim through the inclusion of his songs in such TV and film favorites as Scrubs, Army Wives and Garden State.