The 6 Piano Trios of W. A. Mozart, which were composed in the years 1776, 1786 and 1788, already show the increasing emancipation of the string instruments - while in the first work (1776) the keyboard instrument still predominates, and the two strings take on a more accompanying role, even though in some cases a distinctive one, the relationship between the instruments developed in the five works of the 1780s lead to an approximate equality.

Tales of Another is an album by American bassist Gary Peacock featuring Keith Jarrett and Jack DeJohnette recorded in 1977 and released on the ECM label.

Waters's tribute album to the man who gave him his start on the Chicago circuit, this stuff doesn't sound much like Broonzy so much as a virtual recasting of his songs into Muddy's electric Chicago style.

The Soft Bulletin is one of the Flaming Lips most popular and best-selling albums.

In 1989, Krystian Zimerman and Leonard Bernstein recorded Ludwig van Beethoven's Piano Concertos Nos. 3, 4 and 5.

Walter Gandini es un artista Argentino de amplia cobertura donde sus trabajos se basan en la música, tatuaje, plástica y arte en general. Con más de 20 años de trayectoria ha trabajado en estas áreas de manera profesional, ampliando día a día sus horizontes y cultura, para lograr una cobertura total sobre los distintos aspectos de su trabajo.

Hamilton’s Golden Feather is a project started by Steve Kiely and Brad Germain, inspired by their love of the Grateful Dead, The Allman Brothers Band, and other bands that like to jam and take the listeners on a musical journey.

The name of the album comes from "Rock Flute" as the original idea was to make an album of mostly instrumental flute music. But eventually Ian Anderson stated that he was drawn to the phrase Ragnarök with "rök" meaning destiny, course, or direction. Ian Anderson would then change "Flute" to "Flöte" to "keep with the spelling". The legendary Jethro Tull return hot on the heels of 2022's UK & German top 10 album 'The Zealot Gene', with their 23rd studio album 'RökFlöte'. Twelve tracks reminding the world of the iconic sound that the legendary band brought to rock music, recorded with the current Tull line-up of Ian Anderson, David Goodier, John O'Hara, Scott Hammond & Joe Parrish James.

Simply Red will release a brand new studio album, Time, in May. The 12-track record is the band’s first in four years and was recorded with longtime producer Andy Wright. Formats including limited red vinyl (exclusive to the band’s shop) and a deluxe CD edition which offers three bonus tracks performed live recently at BBC Radio 2’s Piano Room (including a cover of Paul McCartney & Wings‘ ‘My Love’).

Daniel McCagh shares a surprise EP of viscerally textured drone heavy ambient. Presented as one long play track in three movements Imagining Machines percolates with sinewy grains, shrowding the melodic elements beneath—an aural representation of watching a weather front come in via the reflection in an icy puddle.

A vibrant tribute to poetesses from the Renaissance to the present day. Composer and bassist Jean Félix Mailloux has set to music the sublime stories by Gaspara Stampa, Louise Labé, Emily Dickinson, Catherine Pozzi and Louise De Vilmorin of timeless richness. Texts about love, life and death, wonder, joy and suffering. Cordâme’s musicians with the singer Coral Egan interpret these songs with great sensitivity. Rich orchestrations, dreamlike and touching poetry that will leave no one indifferent. Music at the crossroads of chamber music, lyrical singing and jazz, highlighting poetesses of great talent with accuracy and sensitivity.

Cordâme continues the exploration of French composers, after Satie and Debussy, it is Maurice Ravel's turn. Always under a new light, the composer and double bassist Jean Félix Mailloux composed pieces inspired by Ravel's impressionist universe and adapted several of his most famous works. At the crossroads of chamber music and jazz, Cordâme's music creates wonderful sound images representing imaginary landscapes of great beauty.

"Altered States" is the debut album from Australian composer and sound designer Daniel McCagh. In sharp contrast to McCagh's commercial work for Huawei, Acura, and Volkswagen, "Altered States" is a detailed opening statement of experimental aural vignettes by an artist that has clearly spent the time to master his craft. Digitally manipulated acoustic instruments form the backbone for McCagh's wall-of-sound aesthetic painting pictures of bleak futures where the tracks dance, or more aptly, shiver their way to sharp collapse. In short, McCagh makes ambient music with teeth.

The latest release from nine-piece folk group Shovel Dance Collective, orbiting around the concept of water. Combining on-site documentation of traditional songs, folk tunes and field recordings in long-form sound-collages. The results lie somewhere between folk music, music concrete and acoustic ecology.

The Last Time I Died is the first full-length album from the Irish composer Ailís Ní Ríain. The latest in NMC's Debut Disc series features a group of musically diverse artists performing a rich selection of Ní Ríain's chamber and small-scale works, the "theatre, intimacy, and nuance" of which has occupied the composer over much of the previous 20 years of her career.