Whether offering new and unexpected insights into the original works, or—given the pianistic pedigree associated with the genre—the opportunity to astonish the listener with displays of pyrotechnics, piano transcriptions work on various levels. Benefiting from the ‘stunningly precise fingerwork’ (BBC Record Review) of Andrey Gugnin, the ballet suites recorded here amply deliver on all counts.

The downtempo legacy of Tosca continues. Originally released in 2005, J.A.C. is the fourth studio album by the Austrian duo - an album dedicated to their then newly born sons, “Joshua, Arthur, Conrad”. For its 20th anniversary, which also marks !K7's 40th anniversary, it has been fully remastered and compiled into a beautiful gatefold 2LP.

Amanda Shires will release her new album “Nobody’s Girl” on 26th September 2025 via ATO Records. The award-winning singer/songwriter/multi-instrumentalist makes a welcome and overdue return following up her widely acclaimed 2022 album “Take It Like A Man”.

When attempting to provide an overview of a big story – one that encompasses both the myriad achievements of its subjects over a span of several decades and the impacts of those achievements – you can take two routes. There’s the “just the facts” approach, where you list off the people, places, and things that populate the tale, and then there’s another road that winds through the hows and whys behind the names and numbers. Looking at the story of Canadian indie rock institution Sloan, the temptation to look through both lenses is strong.

Strut presents Mulatu Plays Mulatu, the first major studio album in over 10 years from the father of Ethio-jazz, Mulatu Astatke.

A new voice in contemporary improvisation emerges with the Trio of Bloom, uniting three visionary artists at the forefront of modern music: Craig Taborn (piano, electronics), Nels Cline (guitar, effects), and Marcus Gilmore (drums, percussion).

The latest album from Grammy-nominated Marcus King and the Marcus King Band, Darling Blue: a soundtrack through the peaks and valleys of his mind, and an ode to his beloved home - the Blue Ridge Mountains. Available on black vinyl in gatefold jacket with 12x12" insert included.

Back in ’22 & ’23 with the POWER record I wasn’t sure of anything. I wasn’t sure if that was gonna be the last record I was gonna make, if I was taking a break; If I was able to physically tour and record. Those were the most challenging few years of my life. Future was unsure.

One of the final recordings by Sir Neville Marriner yet to be made available digitally, highlighting the sparkling chamber concerto for 15 instruments “Dumbarton Oaks”. Written in homage to Bach’s Brandenburg Concertos, it blends Baroque contrapuntal textures with Stravinsky’s rhythmic vitality and modern harmonic language.

Rage Against The Machine Live On Tour 1993 is a compilation of completely untouched and unmixed live recordings from the band’s first world tour. It's like stepping back in time to witness the explosive performances that defined the band. The vinyl includes an etching and three sides of music, preserving the intensity and rawness of each show.

The Zombies were much admired during the '60s beat boom. Blessed with a superb lead singer (Colin Blunstone) and a fine young keyboard player (Rod Argent), their melodic, catchy songs fully caught the public's imagination.

Kenny Drew Trio is the 1956 album by jazz pianist Kenny Drew, Paul Chambers (bass), and Philly Joe Jones (drums) - the trio who would go on the following year to be the rhythm section for the legendary John Coltrane album Blue Train.

Celebrating the 60th anniversary of John Coltrane's masterpiece, A Love Supreme is presented in its mono mix for the first time in over 50 years. Faithfully mastered from the original analog tapes by Ryan K. Smith, pressed on 180-gram vinyl at RTI and housed in a tip-on gatefold jacket. Experience the surprising impact of A Love Supreme in mono: immediate, intense, unforgettable. Featuring the Classic Quartet of pianist McCoy Tyner, bassist Jimmy Garrison and drummer Elvin Jones, A Love Supreme is one of the most honest musical performances put to tape. Its beauty and appeal are timeless.

Ever mindful of the accessibility of his works for amateur musicians, Mozart wrote, in a letter to his father, that his Piano Concertos Nos. 11-14 could be performed 'a quattro', with the accompaniment of string quartet rather than with full orchestra. Ignaz Lachner, a contemporary and associate of Schubert, saw great potential in chamber music arrangements and produced performing versions for piano, string quartet and double bass of many of the Mozart piano concertos.

Perrie announces her hugely anticipated debut solo album, self-titled "Perrie". Releasing 26th September via Columbia Records. "Perrie" is an eclectic and diverse record, with nods to Perrie's Rock'n'Roll-influenced childhood, guitar led tracks, a hint of country, 80s and of course bright, bold pop! The unifying thread is Perrie's strong, soaring vocals that fearlessly grapple with each melody and top note. The 15-track record will include previously released singles, "Forget About Us", "You Go Your Way" and new single, "If He Wanted To He Would".