Saxon's third straight and ultimately last (mostly) universally acclaimed studio album, 1981's Denim and Leather capped off a stunningly prolific 18-month stretch for the New Wave of British Heavy Metal stars. If only Saxon had managed to stagger the amazing triumvirate of Wheels of Steel, Strong Arm of the Law, and Denim and Leather over a longer stretch of years, we might still be talking about the group today in the same hallowed tones reserved for fellow N.W.O.B.H.M. standouts Def Leppard and Iron Maiden…

"Scream" is the stunning debut album from British hard rock band Lifeline. A true duet album with a classic British rock sounding that also combines songs that verge on melodic rock and hard rock along with tunes firmly seated within the AOR genre. "Scream" features 12 tracks packed with monstrous riffs and soaring melodies that seamlessly combine the vocal styles of Nigel and Lee without ever losing their individuality. The quality of the material combined with the first class musicianship makes this a debut album every self-respecting fan should check this out! After an introduction by Khalil Turk (Escape Music), Nigel Bailey (Three Lions, Bailey) and Lee Small (Shy, Phenomena) were determined to make an album together and share vocal duties. Paul Hume (Demon, Lawless) was approached as producer and as guitarist for the band…

Jumpers for Goalposts brings together Ed’s captivating performances from the biggest shows of his career at Wembley Stadium in July 2015, where he wows the 80,000 strong crowd with his biggest hits to date, including 'The A Team', 'Sing' and 'Thinking Out Loud' – and there’s even a surprise duet with Sir Elton John. As well as his breath-taking onstage performance, Jumpers for Goalposts is intercut with the story of Ed’s triumphant road to Wembley, presenting a revealing and personal glimpse into life backstage and on the road, along with an honest and intimate reflection by Ed – and those closest to him – on just how far he has come.

Dark Moor is a Spanish neo-classical metal and symphonic power metal band from Madrid. Formed in 1993, they produced three full-length albums before undergoing a line-up change in which three members left the band to form their own project, Dreamaker. Afterwards, the band continued under the same name, recruiting suitable replacements in time for their eponymous 2003 album. Since 2002, guitarist Enrik Garcia has been the band's sole remaining founding member. Project X is the 10th studio album by the Spanish power metal band Dark Moor, released on 6 November 2015 on Scarlet Records…

Concert registration of "The Wall Live". Performed by Pink Project, by many seen as the greatest Pink Floyd cover band in the world. Recorded in Delft (the Netherlands) on september the 18th 2010…

For this concert recorded at the festival Nancy Jazz Pulsation October 13, 2012, you find many accents of Jimmy Hendrix (A magnificent Hey Joe, and much more, but everything is transcended with this guitar virtuoso. Popa Chubby? A genius guitarist, and ye fast. Otherwise, it is a style in itself of great music in the fresh air fed from the Bronx. The source is the blues, with the power of rock. Everything revolves around the guitar with great sound, and on this basis, Popa Chubby goes very far, carried by every jazz and soul influences.

Lacrimosa is a gothic duo led by German Tilo Wolff, the main composer, and Finn Anne Nurmi. They are currently based in Switzerland, but originally from Germany. Originally counted among the bands of the Neue Deutsche Todeskunst genre, Lacrimosa have developed their style more towards powerful metal, but Gothic elements still remain…

First ever CD release for this 1975 instrumental set from Isaac Hayes’ renowned backing band

Lucinda Williams - Down Where The Spirit Meets The Bone (2014) [2CD] {Highway 20 Records}
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Americana / Alternative / Contemporary Folk / Alternative Country-Rock / Singer/Songwriter

Lucinda Williams has never had a comfortable relationship with the commercial side of the recording industry – her battles with various major labels in the '90s are the stuff of legend – and even though she had a reasonably stress-free partnership with Lost Highway Records from 2001's Essence to 2011's Blessed, it seems fitting that she would eventually decide to strike out on her own. 2014's Down Where the Spirit Meets the Bone is Williams' first album for her own label, Highway 20 Records, giving her complete control over the creative process, and though this doesn't always sound like an album where Williams is challenging herself musically, for a musician who has long believed in the power of nuance, this is an album that feels unerringly right for her, full of sweet and sour blues, acoustic pondering, and simple, bare bones rock & roll that slips into the groove with Williams' literate but unpretentious songs.