Terrestrials is a collaborative studio by American drone metal band Sunn O))) and Norwegian experimental music group Ulver. Produced by Stephen O'Malley and Kristoffer Rygg, it was released on February 3, 2014, via Southern Lord Records.

Last Autumn's Dream is the third studio album by British band Jade Warrior. The album, released in 1972, was well received, and yielded two singles, in A Winter's Tale and The Demon Trucker. Last Autumn's Dream was Jade Warriors first album to feature Tony Duhig's brother, David Duhig, who co-wrote The Demon Trucker with the band, as well as playing guitar on the track. David returned for the next two studio albums, and then again in 1984 (Horizen) and 1998 (Eclipse and Fifth Element).

Album released by Spanish guitarist Carlos Heredia as soloist. For many years he accompanied singing and dancing for many flamenco artists before recording this work with ten items of his own creation. Carlos is accompanied by Michael Kiaer (bass), Jason McGuire (drawer and guitar), vocals by Fermín Carmona and four members in chorus and clapping. Heredia is a guitarist who mixes classical and modern flamenco in line with current trends, giving power and emotion to his guitar.

Mid-level psychedelic organ-guitar-driven rock, with a more focused sense of song construction than many such efforts in the late '60s, although the results aren't all that special. A highlight is "Shadows," which sounds like a super-tough variation on the Association. The CD reissue combines Waleeco with material that the Lost, another Boston band of the time, recorded in 1967 as incidental music for Space Kids, an audio fairy tale.

Full coverage of Status Quo's March 2013 gig at Wembley Arena. The show saw the band's original line-up of Francis Rossi, Rick Parfitt, John Coghlan and Alan Lancaster reunite to perform a number of hits from their 1970s heyday including 'Down Down', 'Is There a Better Way', 'Junior's Wailing' and 'Little Lady'. It is a mixture of strong emotions and a flashback bringing the musicians and the audience back to the glorious past… with no lifeline. With memories exploding in the musicians mind and the audience.

This is one of the first recorded works for Command by American trumpeter and bandleader Carl Hilding "Doc" Severinsen (Oregon, 1927) leading his own instrumental group. Doc in 1967 became conductor and since then his big band became one of the country views on 'The Tonight Show' on NBC. During his career collaborated on many occasions with the Command label. From the 80s directed various orchestras in the country until he left in 2007. But he still continues to act with the group 'Doc Severinsen & The Saint Miguel 5'. In this album he also shows his quality with the trumpet.

Helsinki, Finland-based heavy metal group Amoral issue sixth studio full-length album Fallen Leaves & Dead Sparrows on February 14th, 2014 through Imperial Casssette.

The neo-noir textures of Italian trumpeter Enrico Rava's fine ECM release, NEW YORK DAYS, recall evocative, jazz-based film scores such as Gato Barbieri's LAST TANGO IN PARIS or Miles Davis's ELEVATOR TO THE GALLOWS. Joined by a stellar cast, including the fine pianist Stefano Bollani, contemporary tenor saxophonist Mark Turner, and the apparently ageless Paul Motian on drums, Rava conjures a rain-soaked, black-and-white urban fantasia on a finely produced, 77-minute set of moody originals. Rava, Turner, and Bollani are all strong stylists, however, so there is little danger of their being fully submerged in the impressionistic dark waters.

Post-Detroit Wheels Mitch Ryder, with longtime drummer John "Bee" Badanjek and guitarist Steve Hunter aboard. The material isn't very different from classic Mitch Ryder, just a little bit dated and slower than his best material from the 1960s. The best songs include covers of "Let It Rock" and "Gimme Shelter." Detroit was formed in 1970 after the singer returned to the Motor City following a stint in Memphis recording with Booker T. & the MGs, the new group reunited Ryder with his former Wheels drummer John Badanjek, and also featured guitarists Steve Hunter and Brett Tuggle, bassist W.R. Cooke and organist Harry Phillips. …