20 years after first demo and 16 years after the dubut album MUSSORGSKI is back! 'Chaos and Paranormal Divinity' brings 46 minutes of dark Doom/Black Metal with industrial touch. Let the Chaos begin!!!

Hyperblasting US Death Metal comparable to Krisiun, Morbid Angel, Unholy Ghost and Hate Eternal.
Band members also involved in: Unholy Ghost, Horror of Horrors, Blastmasters, Eulogy, Necrosis, Exmortis and Impiety

Was this Australian pianist another William Kapell? In both cases these young musicians blazed all too briefly across the musical firmament before dying far too soon (in Mewton-Wood’s case, tragically, by his own hand). Both left us tantalisingly few recordings which show what they had achieved in what should have been the early years of their careers – and which hint at what might have been. This CD is issued to mark the fiftieth anniversary of Mewton-Wood’s death, in December 1953. Unlike Kapell, Noel Mewton-Wood was never really taken up by a major record company (something which he found very frustrating) and the three performances which appear here were all made for the small Concert Hall label. All credit to that label for recording him in less familiar repertoire....

Agressive, elaborated and modern brazilian Thrash Metal. Lyrics are harsh criticisms to society, religion, politics and psychological conflicts.

When two guys from Uppsala (Sweden) decided that the current metal scene was way too modern-sounding for their tastes, they decided to form Immaculate. Rooted heavily in the style of Thrash Metal that emerged from the San Francisco Bay Area during the eighties, material written by Nino Vukovic and their newfound guitar talent Fadi Ghanime started forming around 2004. Things started off slow due to problems surrounding members and rehearsal studios, but the band eventually managed booking their high school studio and recorded a self-produced album titled "Thrash, Kill 'n' Deströy".

"One Too Many Salty Swift And Not Goodbye" is one Cecil Taylor's best albums, and a personal favorite. Recorded live in Germany in 1978, the original vinyl release was awarded the 1981 Record of the Year in the Down Beat Critics Poll. This album features one of the great editions of the Cecil Taylor Unit – Jimmy Lyons on alto sax, Raphe Malik on trumpet, Ramsey Ameen on violin, Sirone on bass and Ronald Shannon Jackson on drums. ~ Amazon Customer's Review

An obvious classic, this piano solo record (reissued on CD in the OJC series) features McCoy Tyner paying tribute to John Coltrane. Tyner not only plays three of Coltrane's songs ("Naima," "Promise," and "My Favorite Things") but two of his originals (a lengthy "The Discovery" and "Folks") which display how much the pianist had grown since leaving the saxophonist's group in late 1965. Few McCoy Tyner records are not easily recommended but this one even ranks above most. ~ AllMusic