A stunning collection of artists and performances celebrate the timeless music of legendary gospel bluesman Blind Willie Johnson. From Derek Trucks’ and Susan Tedeschi’s reverent reading of Keep Your Lamp Trimmed And Burning to Lucinda Williams’ slide guitar-fueled lament in Nobody’s Fault But Mine, from Luther Dickinson’s spirited take on Bye And Bye I’m Going To See The King (with The Rising Star Fife & Drum Band) to Tom Waits’ virtual embodiment of Johnson himself on The Soul Of A Man and John The Revelator, this record is packed with incomparable recordings that speak as much to the greatness of the performers as they do the enduring legacy of Blind Willie Johnson.

In the fine European Art Rock genre, Alfaomaga has been together four years plus and are influenced by many artists. Influences such as early Genesis, Yes, Deep Purple are present but not restricting other sounds heard on Alfaomaga songs. All members of Alfaomaga are veterans with each having been around the Rock music world long enough to know what people like in their genre.

Originally released in 1986, Don't Touch the Light is the debut album by the long-running German melodic hard rock band Bonfire. The band already had a pair of albums under its belt under the name Cacumen, so Bonfire's debut sounded like anything but a rookie effort…

Thirty five years on since their debut album The Angels are still full of pep and Take It to the Streets sounds full of enthusiasm as if it was recorded by some highly inspired newcomers. “To the Streets” opening the album is pure classical hard rock that would appear modern in all times and this may be said about the whole collection…