Nausea are a grindcore/death metal band formed in Los Angeles, California, in the late 1980’s. Founding members Oscar Garcia (vocals/guitar) and Eric Castro (drums) have now regrouped the band with the addition of original Terrorizer member Alfred “Garvey” Estrada on bass and vocals.

The debut album from St. Louis native band Tyranny Enthroned. The four-piece group brings death metal with black metal. This album was mixed and mastered by Scott Fuller of Abysmal Dawn at Sinminster Productions.

On their fourth album, “Some Kind of Poetic Destruction” the Portuguese/Swedish progressive rock duo Factory of Dreams returns with their biggest, most ambitious and grandiose release yet. With their previous albums, Factory of Dreams set a definite standard of being one of the best progressive rock/metal bands on the scene, now with their latest (70-minute) opus the band has raised the bar even higher.

"Trilogy" is triple live set,collecting some material, played during 2010-2012 new trio European and Japanese tours.Chosen recordings are covering extremely wide areas what makes this release far from being boring or overcrowded. Well completed,perfectly recorded and mixed this massive release probably contains few surprises,but for Corea's fans it's another extremely enjoyable example of great artist's music.

The Italian multi-instrumentist Daniele Liverani is a cornerstone in Italian metal. His upcoming album, entitled "Fantasia", will be published by SG Records in early 2014. Daniele Liverani carved his reputation not just as a solo artist but as member of the bands Empty Tremor, Khymera, Twinspirits, Cosmics, Prime Suspect and mentor behind the Genius Rock Opera. His first solo album was recorded at 56 Studios in Santa Monica and features the talents from Armored Saint and Fates Warning. Fantasia is his last work, an eclectic and mature album, to achieve which Daniele strongly desired excellent musicians. In addition to Marco Zago (keyboards) and Nicolò Vese (bass), on drums there is a total revelation: Simon Ciccotti.

Thanks to the meticulous approach Tom Scholz takes when recording Boston albums, every album since their second one, 1978's Don't Look Back, has taken nearly a decade to see the light of day. It's no different with 2013's Life Love & Hope, which follows cold on the heels of 2002's Corporate America. Using a crew of vocalists including longtime collaborator Brad Delp (who tragically committed suicide in 2007) and cleanly processed layers of guitars, keys, and drums much the same way he always …

The 'King of Calypso', Harry Belafonte, offers the eleventh studio album of his career and one of the important in his career. It served to introduce the Trinidad Steel Band, along with guitars of Ernie Calabria and Millard Thomas and bass Norman Keenan. It is a compact work in musical content, offering two styles of calypso, the most lively and dynamic by the melodious and softer.

Blues is recognized as one of the musical genres that had the greatest influence on the musical history of the past century, becoming staple precursor and even integrated into genres like jazz, rock, country and pop. Blues has always been considered a feeling. This double album gives a compilation of some of the major themes of famous performers in the genre, classical and modern, such as John Lee Hooker, Muddy Waters, B. B. King, Stevie Ray Vaughan or The Black Crowes among others. The launch of the work was done about the celebration in the USA of 'Year of the Blues'.

Late being a popular group in Britain in the sixties, inevitably found the Pink Floyd appearing several times on John Peel's "TopGear" program. Peel, who was originally a DJ for Radio London,went on to become BBC's "token hippie", regularly featuring the Floyd and other "progressive" bands.