Italian gothic metallers MACBETH will release their fifth studio album, "Neo-Gothic Propaganda", on February 24 via Dragonheart Records/Audioglobe S.R.L.Commented the band: "'Neo-Gothic Propaganda' combines a wide range of influences from classic symphonic gothic metal to scandinavian death metal with many contemporary, heavy, dynamic and very melodic elements. Our sound has been pushed to a more extreme approach and beyond the clichés of gothic metal."

On their latest full-length, Engineering The Void, Swedish death metal militia, SOREPTION, vomit forth a a multi-layered symphony of surgically accurate riff sequences, maniacal pace fluctuations, plenty of head-jarring rhythms and sprawling intervals of quietude, the six-plus minute opus is an all-consuming lesson in flawlessly assembled brutality.

"With his warm, warbling tenor voice and folksy, friendly approach to both his music and his audiences, Jimmie Dale Gilmore is an easy guy to like. His music is a rich blend of traditional country, folk, blues, and rock styles, and his lyrics reflect both his philosophical interests and his inherent down-home nature. Since moving to Austin, TX, and reviving his career in the 1980s, Gilmore has in many ways come to represent the current Austin music scene – its rootsy mix of country, rock, and folk music – the way Willie Nelson once reigned as king of the town's cosmic cowboys in the 1970s. "

The synergy of three sacred monsters of jazz music by Nicolas Folmer After the album "Lights" in which Nicolas Folmer inviting Daniel Humair began to explore a way where we did not expect, trumpeter with this new album consists music forms a more open, more suggestive than fixed, mobile and more flexible … With Michel Portal, Davd Liebman Emil Spanyi and Laurent Vernerey.

2009 live archive release from the Jazz pianist containing two rare performances recorded in Northern Europe. The initial three tunes, appearing here on CD for the first time, were recorded during an informal visit to the house of Finnish composer Ilkka Kuusisto in Helsinki, Finland.

Previously unreleased recordings of guitarist Grant Green taped in December 1959 and February 1960 at the Holy Barbarian coffee house in St. Louis. Features saxophonist Bob Graf, organist Sam Lazar and drummer Chauncer Williams.

UK compilation from the veteran band spotlighting their early years as a British Blues outfit under the guidance of guitarist Peter Green. In 1967, Peter Green formed Fleetwood Mac with former John Mayall sidemen Mick Fleetwood (drums) and John McVie (bass). The band became the toast of the town, playing a unique blend of the Blues that was influenced by traditional American Blues but injected with new life by the expertise of guitarist Peter Green.

It’s been less than 2 years since MAGNUM’s last album "On The 13th Day" day was released and already the band is gracing our ears with a new release! "Escape From The Shadow Garden" is an album full of great melodic tunes and some serious heavy riffage.

Isabelle Faust has gone back to the original manuscript sources to offer us her version of a masterpiece of the violin repertoire. In Bach’s time, music for solo instruments was still little explored territory, and his sonatas, partitas and suites immediately established themselves as a benchmark, technically challenging and brimming with creativity. Isabelle’s previous recording was our best selling title over the Christmas period.