The legendary Toronto-based Hard Rock trio Von Groove – comprised of Michael Shotton (vocals/drums), Mladen (guitar), and Matthew Gerrard (bass) – have officially reunited!

It started by chance. In January 2000, in the incomparable musical hive that is the Cité des Congrès in Nantes every year for La folle journée, an anthology of German spiritual arias from the 17th century was being played in front of an astonished audience.

“Artistry of that kind is rare in pianists of any age; to find it in a 20-year old is simply astounding” – The Daily Telegraph, September 2018.

Music for People Who Believe in Love is the second studio album by American singer-songwriter Joe Jonas, released through Republic Records, on May 23, 2025.

Frances Faye (1912-1991) was an underrated singer, gay icon and pioneer whose air of wild, emotional excitement continually generated inspiration. Not only did this excitement suffuse her records, it also filled her night club performances and her private life.

On January 10, 2023, Jeff Beck, a lone genius guitarist who suddenly passed away at the age of 78 while still an eternal guitar boy. To commemorate the 80th anniversary of Jeff's birth, whose original and superb technique that no one could follow was the envy of guitarists all over the world, a number of his masterpieces left by Epic Records will be reissued in four periods on Japanese analog LPs. The fourth installment will release three titles from 1999 to 2003. This work, "Who Else!", is an instrumental work released in 1999 that reacted sensitively to the trends of the scene at the time and adopted programmed rhythms, entering the so-called digital rock realm. While possessing diversity in techno, blues, and Irish traditional, the sound full of a futuristic sense created with his long-time partner Tony Hymas once again proved that he is a unique guitarist who is constantly renewing himself. This time, it will be reissued on analog LP for the first time in the world!

Decca Records releases Chet Baker Re:Imagined, a collection of songs recorded by a varied selection of international talent to celebrate the legacy of one of the most unique, charismatic and influential figures in the history of jazz. Released to mark the 70th anniversary of seminal album Chet Baker Sings, the expanded 16-track compilation presents modern reworkings of the trumpeter and singer’s repertoire and underscores the enduring influence of one of 20th century music’s most creative artists.

Anderson East is a Nashville staple and respected part of the creative community. Singer/songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, producer and engineer. Recently producing work from Lukas Nelson, Allen Stone, and more, East comes full circle with Worthy; the culmination of years of creative endeavors, taking the bits that were meaningful or impactful and laying them all on top of each other. The full album is immediately arresting, spectacular from top to bottom.

101 Strings Orchestra was a brand for a highly successful easy listening symphonic music organization, with a discography exceeding 150 albums and a creative lifetime of around 30 years beginning in 1957.

Moonrisers' debut album, Harsh & Exciting, delivers raw, haunting tones steeped in shadowy atmosphere, carving a unique path in the realm of "doom folk." Rooted in Detroit's experimental music scene, Libby DeCamp's evocative guitarwork and Adam Schreiber's nuanced percussion create a rhythmic force that lingers. Produced by Dan Auerbach, this instrumental, cinematic masterpiece is a must for fans of boundary-pushing soundscapes.

Jameszoo (Mitchel van Dinther) returns to Brainfeeder with a wonderfully cinematic album embarking on adventures on the fringes of jazz and contemporary classical. Imbued with the same spirit of adventure and experimental outlook as his previous work on the label, Music for 17 Musicians is a new work written for and performed by the renowned Dutch ensemble Asko|Schönberg, percussion group HIIIT and Jameszoo’s own “blind” group: Niels Broos (organ), Petter Eldh (electric bass) and Richard Spaven (drums).

In May 1981 B-Movie and Soft Cell went into Advision Studios in London with the same producer, Mike Thorne (Wire, Bronski Beat, China Crisis, The Communards) to record singles for the label they were both signed to. Phonogram had really wanted to sign B-Movie but had also committed to Soft Cell, having been coerced into it by Stev0, who managed both artists and wouldn’t let them have one without the other. B-Movie commenced recording the dark moody anti-fame anthem ‘Marilyn Dreams’, whilst Soft Cell got underway on a cover of an obscure Northern Soul classic. When both songs were released in July 1981, ‘Tainted Love’ became a worldwide hit and shot Soft Cell to international fame, making them the biggest stars of 1981.

Record Store Day 2025. Unreleased material from Andy Prieboy-era (1988) pressed on transparent red on Disc One and transparent orange on Disc Two. Los Angeles based underground band that came to prominence in early MTV era; 16 unreleased live songs from the Andy Prieboy era (1988)

Record Store Day 2025. Remastered deluxe edition of the classic 2nd album from Los Angeles based 'Paisley Underground" band includes 2nd disc of unreleased bonus material/alternateversions.

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Landmark Debut Changed Music and Introduced Once-in-a-Generation Vocalist: 14-Times-Platinum Whitney Houston Includes "How Will I Know," "Greatest Love of All," and "Saving All My Love" Sourced from the Original Master Tapes and Limited to 3,000 Numbered Copies: Mobile Fidelity's Hybrid SACD Presents 1985 Blockbuster in Audiophile Sound, Plays with Exceptional Clarity.