Deborah Coleman – Takin’ A Stand 1994
Artist: Deborah Coleman
Title Of Album: Takin’ A Stand
Year Of Release: 1994
Genre, Style: Blues
Country: United States
Type, Quality: MP3 CBR 320 kbps (Lossless Rip)
Total Size: 106 mb
H-Burns – Off the map 2013
Le nouvel album d H-Burns, est donc un disque labellisé engineered, mixed and mastered by Steve Albini. Et cela s entend : quatorze chansons tendues, jusqu au boutistes (fidèles au slogan martelé par Albini : Feature It, Or Fuck It), gravées en huit jours, à cinq, sans jamais sortir du studio. Mais cela ne dit pas tout des qualités du disque. Après sa récente collaboration avec Chris Bailey de The Saints (l album Bailey/Burns), H-Burns continue en effet sur Off the map d évoluer vers une musique de moins en moins rêche, de plus en plus ample.
PERIPHERY – Juggernaut: Alpha +Juggernaut: Omega 2015
The band PERIPHERY will release their new CD entitled “Juggernaut: Omega” on 2015-01-26 via CENTURY MEDIA.
PERIPHERY will embark on extensive touring around the release of “Juggernaut”.
Gingerpig – Ghost On The Highway 2015
The title of the new Gingerpig album, GHOST ON THE HIGHWAY, wasn’t chosen randomly. It is a reference to the musical journey of Gingerpig, to the passion and the urge that has pushed them forward to three albums now. During the course of their search and their wanderings, the musical focus of Gingerpig sharpened. The identity and style of the band ripened fast and the eclectic character of their music matured. This culminated on the album HIDDEN FROM VIEW, on which the organic sound and the sincere approach came more to the forefront.
Darrell Nulisch – Just For You 2009
Artist: Darrell Nulisch
Title Of Album: Just For You
Year Of Release: 2009
Genre, Style: Electric Blues, Soul Blues
Country: United States
Type, Quality: MP3 CBR 320 kbps
Total Size: 92,5 mb
Brainticket – Past, Present & Future 2015
BRAINTICKET is a Krautrock / Progressive Rock artist from Switzerland.
Brainticket is the brainchild of Joel Vandroogenbroeck, a Belgian based in Switzerland who grew up studying classical piano before switching to jazz. He received the Art Tatum prize as “youngest jazz pianist” at the tender age of fifteen, and was soon touring around Europe and Africa. By 1967, Joel was still playing jazz but he found new inspiration in the sounds emanating from German krautrock artists Amon Duul II, Can and Tangerine Dream.