This concludes my series of posts with works by Hilding Rosenberg. Included are also violin sonatas by Sigurd von Koch and Henrik Melcher Melchers. Enjoy!!!!

Flametal is a California band that combines the Spanish musical style, Flamenco, with metal. Flamenco is a song, music and dance style which is strongly influenced by gypsies, but which has its deeper roots in Moorish and Jewish musical traditions.

French death metal veterans LOUDBLAST have inked a deal with Listenable Records for the follow up to 2011's "Frozen Moments Between Life And Death". Due out later this year, the band's newest album will be titled "Burial Ground".A solid mix of classic and modern influences, the latest output from these death metal veterans dares transgressing their traditional thrash/death style of yore to achieve a much more malign yet as catchy sound. "Burial Ground" benefits from a massive production and sees the band evolving in further darker sounds while retaining the original '90s classic death metal roots.

2010 collection from one of Canada's foremost musician, singer and songwriter. Buffy Sainte-Marie was first noticed on the Folk circuit in the mid '60s. Since then, she has been involved in Country, Rock, soundtracks (winning an Oscar for writing 'Up Where We Belong'), and presented Sesame Street for five years…

Filled with live performances, obscurities, album tracks, and a new song apiece from Bill Payne and Paul Barrere, Hoy-Hoy! is a bit scattered, a bit incoherent, a little bewildering, and wholly delightful – a perfect summation of a group filled with quirks, character, and funk, traits which were as much a blessing as they were a curse. Hoy-Hoy! is one of those rare albums that may be designed for diehards – who else really needs radio performances, early recordings from before the band was signed, and outtakes, especially if they're surrounded by early album tracks? – but still is a great introduction for novices.

Mark Wigglesworth began his cycle of Shostakovich’s symphonies with the BBC National Orchestra of Wales, continuing since 2005 on the other side of the English Channel with the Netherlands Radio Philharmonic Orchestra.

Of all the great pomp bands, perhaps none can rival Aviary. Although misleading to the casual observer, the descriptions that must surely follow this exceptional band's music are a delight to the connoisseur of pomp rock. Grandiose, pompous and bombastic, the unique songwriting talent of Brad Love and the musical skills he and his four fellow band members bring is a truly special sound so needed in today's music scene…