On ‘All That’s Solid Melts Into Air’, Devon Church (ex-Exitmusic) veers sonically and politically leftward. Taking its title from a famous Karl Marx quote - ‘All that is solid melts into air, all that is sacred is profaned’ - Church’s third album contemplates the corrosive effects of 21st century capitalism - impending climate doom, skyrocketing wealth inequality, the predations of the so-called ‘attention economy’, genocide and the specter of world war - and their hallucinatory effects on our collective and individual psyches.

Mario Pilati was born in Naples on 16 October 1903. His life was very short, intense and troubled. Together with his siblings, he was introduced as a child into the study of music, as was the custom in Neapolitan upper-middle-class families.

Hardenack Otto Conrad Zinck (1746–1832), a student of C. P. E. Bach, blended empfindsamer Stil with Italianate elegance and Danish folk elements. This album presents his 'Six Keyboard Sonatas and an Ode' (1783), performed by the Danish clavichordist Mads Damlund, revealing Zinck’s expressive imagination through sparkling keyboard textures and lyrical melodies, offering a delightful rediscovery for modern audiences.

British recorder player Heidi Fardell makes her debut on Willowhayne Records with the world premiere recording of Robert Valentine’s Opus XI. A versatile performer and engaging educator, Heidi brings virtuosity, warmth, and historically informed insight to every note, opening up the world of the recorder for modern audiences.

Sandra Chamoux received the highest distinctions in Christian Bernard’s class at the Conservatoire à Rayonnement Régional (CRR) of Grenoble before being admitted with honors to the Haute École de Musique in Geneva, where she studied with Harry Datyner and was awarded the Premier Prix de virtuosité in 1992. A laureate of the Gian-Battista Viotti and Ferruccio Busoni international competitions in Italy, she also studied under Catherine Collard, Vlado Perlemuter, and Yevgeni Malinin.

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Luciferian Towers is the perfect name for a Godspeed You! Black Emperor album, matched only, perhaps, by the title of its 2000 classic Lift Your Skinny Fists Like Antennas To Heaven. In a way, this new one - the band’s third since reuniting in 2011 - feels like a bookend to Lift, in that it’s similarly powerful, but far more sinister. (If we want to extend that idea even further, “heaven” is in the title of one, “Lucifer” the other.)

Music for Woodwind Choirs features two major works, one for an oboe ensemble (consisting of two oboes and two English horns), the other a thirty-minute “symphony” for flute choir.

Gabriel Bird is an actor, musician, and writer based in Edinburgh, Scotland. An award-winning trilingual performer, he’s trained and worked throughout Switzerland, Italy, France, the UK, China, and the US. He will now stop referring to himself in the third person, as it feels really weird.

Loud Minority is the album that focuses, and straight to the point captures the energy of a tight power trio Jacks Full shaped by years on the road and a no-frills approach to songwriting. Gritty, loud, and Amped-up rock, it's a modern take on a classic sound.

Jano Rix, best known as one-third of Grammy Award-nominated trio The Wood Brothers, and his father, veteran drummer Luther Rix, whose career includes work with Bob Dylan’s Rolling Thunder Revue, Leonard Cohen, and Ten Wheel Drive, have joined forces on record for the first time. Simply calling themselves RIX, the father/son duo will release their debut album, Legacy, Vol. 1, a collaboration more than 12 years in the making.

Richard Benjamin Haymes (September 13, 1918 – March 28, 1980) was an Argentine singer, songwriter and actor. He was one of the most popular male vocalists of the 1940s and early 1950s. He was the older brother of Bob Haymes, an actor, television host, and songwriter.

Larry Hancock and Leo Green represent Truth on the album cover but the Truth on this album also includes Will Thomas, Phil Coghill, William Grover, and Margaret Foxworth.

Billy Meier celebrates ten years as a band with their most ambitious album release to date. The band's fourth studio album, Ten, is a celebration of ten years of friendship and music, and for the first time, the band has collaborated with several respectable musicians.

A stream of water flows through Andreas Haddeland Trio’s third album, Estuar. Water in many forms. As the foundation for synchronized strokes, as clouds in soft and ever-shifting formations, as impenetrable fog, as tides flowing into the river mouth, creating marshy landscapes with their own unique forms of life.