The real high-voltage electric trip by wires. Turbines symphony under resonant accompaniment of transformer station in two parts. The first part is more mundane, deafening loud and rhythmic. The second part focuses on the atmospheric component of cosmic energy, radio waves and noise.

The Maldive Islands lie like a double row of pearls in the gentle breeze of the Indian Ocean. Yet the sound of NOTHNEGAL's album debut "Decadence" is anything but sunny and happy associated with white beaches and palm trees.NOTHNEGAL are more than just another exotic act. With "Decadence" the band proves to be a great addition to the worldwide Metal scene. Spin it again!

'Global Flatline' balances the band’s ferocity and brutality with technical elements and a gut-ripping old-school feel. Unbelievably, the album offers some of the fastest passages Aborted has ever created, as well as the slowest ones they've ever (de)composed. The album's morbid artwork was handled by Justin Osbourn from Slasher Design and features some of the most horrid, putrid and disgusting art the band has displayed to date. As a further treat for all death metal gourmets, 'Global Flatline' includes several guest vocalists: Trevor Strnad from The Black Dahlia Murder, Julien Truchan of Benighted, Jason Netherton of Misery Index and Keiijo Niinima from Rotten Sound.

Originally released in 1960 on Savoy Records; "Images of Curtis Fuller" is a hard-bop album from jazz trombonist Curtis Fuller. All compositions belongs to Fuller; he plays with Yusef Lateef, Wilbur Harden, Lee Morgan, McCoy Tyner, Jimmy Garrison, Milt Hinton, Clifford Jarvis and Bobby Donaldson.

Album dedicated entirely to the country music, published in England in 1986 as the first volume of 'The Country Collection'. The CD is a compilation of 18 original remastered recordings of performers gathered between some of the most recognized historically and even some still alive in this gender. We could not miss names as Johnny Cash, Willie Nelson, Faron Young , Patsy Cline or Dolly Parton.

As with previous release 'Now is the Time' Jeff Lorber is joined by the Yellowjackets' Jimmy Haslip on bass, Eric Marienthal on saxophones and Vinnie Colaiuta and Dave Weckl sharing drumming duties. Jeff once again takes some of his more popular tunes from the past, like "Wizard Island", "City" and "The Underground" and updates them with the new band. "Essentially this album is a part two", Lorber says. "It features the same rhythm section, but it's even more into the jazz fusion direction. It's more energetic and the performances are tighter." In total, 'Galaxy' includes 11 Jeff Lorber original compositions.

Capturing a homecoming gig for the conquering hero, Live at Grossman's 1994 finds blues-rocker Jeff Healey returning to a favorite club. Looking back, it's easy to see that Healey was between stages: his most popular albums were just behind him and the years of him carving out a niche as a working bluesman who dabbled in jazz were ahead of him. Here, he was performing with the velocity and volume of a blues-rocker at his peak, invigorated by an intimate setting where he could just play, not worrying about throwing in "Angel Eyes" or "I Think I Love You Too Much." The result is a set where he salutes his idols – Clapton, Elmore James, Albert King, Howlin' Wolf, Hendrix, even the Beatles via an excellent "Yer Blues" – and it's one of his purest and best records as a straight-ahead blues-rocker. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine