Fun House – 50th Anniversary Deluxe Edition Includes Newly Remastered 2-LP, 45 RPM Version Of The Album Along With The Vinyl Debut Of The Complete Fun House Sessions.

The Shadows (originally known as the Drifters) are an English instrumental rock group.

Drift Multiply, Tristan Perich’s largest work to date, is performed by fifty violins and fifty loudspeakers and is conducted by Douglas Perkins.

Shore (Stems Edition) is available exclusively on Bandcamp. This release includes over eleven hours of Shore’s isolated tracks. While these aren’t royalty free, remixing and reimagining is encouraged. If you want to sample for commercial release, please get in touch first.

A rare solo set from composer, percussionist and sound artist Susie Ibarra. Using the full breadth of a unique set up, Ibarra takes a meditative journey across her kit, taking time to find familiar rhythms and knots and allowing them to offer up new space and sound. Delicate, dynamic and extremely focused, Ibarra finds expressive harmonics in gongs and brushes alike, with refreshingly melodic, even pastoral, results.

“Lost at Sea” spans a decade of never before heard or released material including three outtakes from 2012’s “The Russian Wilds,” two outtakes from 2014’s “Live Rain,” as well as outtakes from “Mansion Songs,” “The Alligator Bride,” a 2011 exploitation film soundtrack theme and multiple tracks from an unreleased lost album recorded in “The Russian Wilds” summer of 2012 as a power trio with what is now the Once and Future Band rhythm section.

Born from the Fusion of two previously independent Bands, the Echoes of Swing Orchestra dedicates itself exclusively to the era in which Jazz enjoyed the unrestricted popularity of the ballrooms.

A Partita for Chamber Orchestra with borrowings from Bach and Schütz, a symphony for String Orchestra and timpani full of sharp rhythms and a Chaconne for violin and piano of a peculiarly romantic-dark colouring: these three fundamentally different works from the first half of the 20th century stand for the spectrum of expression and the compositional handwriting of their creator.

This quintessential release features one of Wanda Jacksons finest albums from her most inspired years: the long unavailable LP Wonderful Wanda.

‘Exercise’ opens with a deep breath of a drone, cracking the seal of a window as you take in the day’s first breeze. As the diaphragm of the drone rises and falls, the first of many lasting guitar structures on ‘Exercise’ cycles around a chiming piano. The piano motif embodies the nature of Vettraino’s process making ‘Exercise’; played and recorded during an idle moment at Jamdek Studios, it’s these usually inconsequential minutes, not redeemable for much more than a dead-eyed stare, that Vettraino has threaded into a cohesive musical drift.

Astor Pantaleón Piazzolla was an Argentine tango composer, bandoneon player, and arranger. His works revolutionized the traditional tango into a new style termed Nuevo tango, incorporating elements from jazz and classical music. A virtuoso bandoneonist, he regularly performed his own compositions with a variety of ensembles.

Norma Deloris Egstrom (May 26, 1920 – January 21, 2002), known professionally as Peggy Lee, was an American jazz and popular music singer, songwriter, composer, and actress, over a career spanning six decades.

Marco Antonio Centorio was born around 1600 in the Piedmontese town of Vercelli, in northern Italy. He began his studies of music and the humanities at the Collegio degli Innocenti, an institution founded in the late 15th century to supply Vercelli Cathedral with singers for religious services.