On his new double album, court organist Stéphane Mottoul juxtaposes Franz Liszt's most important organ works with transcriptions of famous works by Richard Wagner, thereby revealing exciting connections between the compositional work of both composers. The giant organ of the Hofkirche St. Leodegar, built by Friedrich Haas (1858-1862) at the same time that Aristide Cavaillé-Coll created his organ in St. Sulpice in Paris, then expanded by Goll and Kuhn, is one of the largest instruments in Switzerland with five manuals, Fernwerk and Echo sections, and 103 stops.

Niño De Elche and Raül Refree have just released a joint album. Niño De Elche combines flamenco, free improvisation, krautrock and electro-acoustic music with poetry, performance, dance and theatre. Raül Refree’s profile ranges from experimental musician to producer of pop stars and composer of award-winning soundtracks.

There are only nine songs, but with a total running time of around 38 minutes, and six tracks running at more than 4 minutes the songs are allowed to breathe and stretch, her voice to swoop, soar or rumble, and her (sometimes fierce) lyrics to resonate, packed full of very direct couplets, but with no strung-out solos. Nature plays a big part in the framing of the songs, whether it be the earth, the mountains, the sky or the sea, and they reappear throughout.

Pianist Carla Corsino launches on digital platforms on October 9, “Alma Brasileira", an album that is a sensitive immersion in the diversity of Brazilian concert music.

Franziska first heard the dulcimer at the age of four and immediately fell in love with its clear, ethereal sound.

Ahead of the 80th birthday of one of Britain’s most singular compositional voices, this double album presents the complete organ works of Michael Finnissy—a body of music as rich in intellectual depth as it is in imagination.

The work, written for string quartet, is presented live for the first time at the Concert Hall, on October 11, in an evening dedicated to the musical languages ​​of today, where the dynamic L’ Anima String Quartet will perform two works that open windows into worlds of memory and transformation.

Melt is the debut solo album and "alternate reality" from María Zardoya, the lead singer and songwriter of the Grammy-nominated indie-pop band The Marías.

Metal Church has proven that greatness is “This Present Wasteland.” This album is so incredible, I encourage even Hard Rock fans to dive into it!

Works for Solo Trombone by Hugo Pinheiro in high-resolution audio.

“I’m looking for a note and, maybe, I’ll find it eventually. I may fail. Perhaps the piece is nothing more than an attempt to find it.”

Emily A. Sprague’s Cloud Time traces an audio-spiritual journey through time and place, recorded across a long-awaited debut tour of Japan in the fall of 2024. Compiled from environmental improvisations captured in and for the moment, material at once welcoming, responsive, and inimitable, the album distills a voyage guided by psychic wayfaring, unbound presence, and activating performance for a reciprocal exchange with space, listener, and each fully engaged instant. Cloud Time is a series of postcards penned to the energetic possibilities of each lived moment, deeply felt and in dialogue with the eternal now.

2x GRAMMY-nominated singer-songwriter Madi Diaz is known for searing explorations of romance and has created her most powerful statement. Raw and stripped down, Fatal Optimist is Madi at her most intimate and most bold. She and producer, Gabe Wax (Soccer Mommy, Zach Bryan), set out to strip these songs back, relying on her performance and her writing. The result is a classic and timeless indie-folk album.

Empty your minds and open them up to new ideas. Princess Nokia has arrived with a new project. Following the animated, hyperpop-tinted I Love You But This Is Goodbye, Nokia emerges with Girls, a venomous, daring, and vulnerable LP that challenges established norms and fearlessly transforms pain into uplifting anthems and heartfelt poetry. If you’ve ever listened to any album from Nokia, you know her music is nothing but a reflection of her current state of mind. From heartbreaking explorations into mental illness to detailing childhood trauma, Nokia has never shied away from laying her soul bare, and her latest is no different.

In 2020 – at a time when travel wasn't readily possible – this unusual journey of the mind was born, crossing the country and taking us to a variety of places.