This story begins with a main theme of life - Time! It flows on and on, and never stops. It goes on every second, but hey - there were a lot of great moments that we can remember. Time Flux shows you the puzzle of event pieces that compose every life. Fast and slow, serene and rush - all these moments have the great value. Only when you understand this you can build your identity and revel the balanced existence. Opening your mind allows to become aware of hidden senses inside you. Uncovering concealed resources within you get the skill to discover new ways and possibilities in the world of present.

Album released in Spain including creations of singer, composer and TV presenter Jose Maria 'Tate' Montoya. Tate, a member of the Montoya 'flamenco' family in which the greatest figure was his father, Enrique, was easy to enlist in the world of song and flamenco. Since his first recording in 1989 has hovered around the ten productions, now highly requested by his followers, he has collaborated on albums with other interpreters and has also written songs for other artists. This CD brings 8 self-created themes that blend songs of popular flamenco with Latin rhythms: rumba, salsa and samba.

DEUTERONOMIUM’S fourth studio album is a concept album, based on a book titled ”Devotions upon Emergent Occasions”.Music-wise, this album is a logical continuation to their previous album, “From The Midst Of The Battle”, only this time the attack is even more aggressive. The sounds are heavier and the overall production, make this album a real fist-in-your-face -experience!

Waning got great reception from their debut album and are sure to make an uproar with their second effort “The Human Condition”. Their vision, music and art style is like nothing else in their genre, and their album will look absolutely amazing, and coupled with a wall of sound that are out for blood they are the perfect match for us at Antonym Records.

Born in 1860, Isaac Albéniz is best known for piano music that brilliantly evokes the spirit of Spain. As a composer-virtuoso, Albéniz successfully melded together composition and performance to create a bravura style reminiscent of the music of Liszt, seasoned with Spanish folk idioms. The work that most convincingly represents this synthesis of virtuosity and tradition is the enchantingly colorful and atmospheric Iberia, a suite of 12 pieces recalling Spanish (particularly Andalusian) places and dances. Albéniz used folklore as his inspiration, but created a singular melodic style, which eventually influenced Debussy and Ravel. Believing that artistic originality and an interest in one's national musical tradition do not exclude each other, Albéniz likewise was largely the creator of the Spanish musical idiom that would be adopted and developed by Granados and de Falla - All Music Guide

With their flair and brilliance, the Six Preludes justifiably became regarded as among Lennox Berkeley’s finest piano works. They originated in a BBC commission for short pieces that could be performed as interludes between programmes (the BBC later dropped this idea). Berkeley intended the pieces to be playable by skilled amateurs and while two proved more difficult than he had envisaged, none requires a virtuoso pianist.
Berkeley’s natural adroitness at developing thematic material is nowhere demonstrated better than in the Sonata, his most significant …