There is no denying that the German band Camouflage clearly was inspired by Depeche Mode. Camouflage came out a few years after Depeche Mode was already making albums and like Depeche Mode, it went through many of the same transitions of sound and musical style. In fact, Camouflage and Depeche Mode sound so much alike that they are almost indistinguishable from one another. In a way, Camouflage can be thought of as the little brother of Depeche Mode. But there is no denying that Camouflage has talent and they can come up with some great songs.
And then there's Relocated. Along with their previous album Sensor, Camouflage has proven its greatness in the 21st century. Both Relocated and Sensor are incredible albums with pretty much no weak spots between the two of them. If you like Depeche Mode at all, you must get both of these albums.

It was in June 1960 that THE SHADOWS entered Abbey Road Studios to record APACHE, the track that was to become the instrumental hit of the decade. It shot to No.1 and became an instant classic and saw the start of a string of over thirty hits – including another four No.1’s, WONDERFUL LAND, KON-TIKI, DANCE ON! and FOOT TAPPER - for the group who pioneered the now familiar band line up of two guitars, bass and drums. APACHE also inspired a new generation of artists such as Eric Clapton, Mark Knopfler, Pete Townshend and Queen’s Brian May to take up the guitar. The unique sound of THE SHADOWS is captured on this 2CD collection especially compiled by the band to mark their 60th anniversary year.

Louise Attaque, c'est un groupe qui a su traverser les époques. Après l'immense succès de son premier album en 1997, la bande de Gaëtan Roussel a continué son chemin sur les routes de France et d'ailleurs, et a su imposer un style reconnaissable entre tous. Et c'est aujourd'hui au moins trois générations qui chantent J't'emmène au vent, Ton invitation, Léa, La frousse… faisant de ces titres des classiques du rock français.

The “Down Down” live series comes in two versions. Down Down & Dirty At Wacken is a wild & electrifying performance recorded in front of 70.000 wild Heavy Metal Fans at the world famous “Wacken Open Air 2017”. The counterpart Down Down & Dignified At The Royal Albert Hall is an acoustic set, recorded in London’s concert flagship, the “Royal Albert Hall” which absolutely lives up to its name. Dignified!

The 90 minute recording has twenty-one minutes from the November 27th, 1970 show in Hannover, thirty minutes from the November 14th show in Hamburg, and forty-one minutes from the Münster concert on February 24th, 1971.

5CD Budget-priced set of original recordings, original artists! Jacksons, O'Jays, Baccara, Earth Wind & Fire etc.

Legendary blues vocalist Jimmy Witherspoon teams up with guitar hero Robben Ford at the Troubadour for this never before released 1972 performance. Blues Hall of Fame vocalist Jimmy Witherspoon teams up with guitar hero Robben Ford at Hollywood's famed Troubadour in March of 1972. This never-before-released radio broadcast performance features nine tracks, including three Witherspoon originals plus classic songs from Willie Dixon, Sonny Boy Williamson, and Lieber and Stoller. This is one of the earliest recordings of Ford's extraordinary career, starting back in 1970 with Charlie Musselwhite and Witherspoon before joining Tom Scott's L.A. Express. He went on to shred with Steely Dan, Kiss, Yellow Jackets, Miles Davis and lead on 25 of his own albums This limited-edition vinyl release will be pressed on cobalt blue vinyl exclusive to Record Store Day. Blues vocalist Jimmy Witherspoon and blues guitarist Robben Ford are at the peak of their performing career during this 1972 recording, backed by a young but enthusiastic electric band that he had recruited after hearing them open for him in a club the previous year. With a fresh, young band in tow, one that was designed to capitalize upon the electric blues resurgence that had occurred in the those years, Witherspoon delivers a set list that ran the gamut from his early hit single Ain't Nobody's Business What I Do to a stampeding cover of the Jerry Leiber-Mike Stoller composition Kansas City. Witherspoon is in a playful mood, frequently speaking to the audience. The set is filled with several other Witherspoon's most popular numbers, including "Past Forty Blues," "My Babe" and "Spoonful.".

One of the most successful and popular German-speaking schlager singers of all time, Ronald Keiler was born in Berlin in 1952. Keiler was working as a marketing executive in a car firm in 1974 when he was discovered by producer Gerd Kämpfe, and he issued his debut single, "Was ist wohl aus ihr geworden?," in 1976 under the stage name Roland Kaiser. A legendary entertainer, Kaiser has released numerous chart-topping albums and singles, most notably "Santa Maria," "Dich zu Lieben," and "Sieben Fässer Wein."

Eagle-Eye Cherry, the singer of the hit "Save Tonight" (which has easily surpassed half a billion streams), returns with his seventh studio album, "Become A Light." With this album, he reconnects with the energy of rock and post-punk from his childhood, drawing on memories of his teenage years in New York City - where he even lived next door to the members of Talking Heads. "Become A Light" was produced in two parts. Half was written and recorded in Los Angeles with renowned songwriter and producer Jamie Hartman (Kylie Minogue, Rag'n'Bone Man, Kygo) and The Killers bassist Mark Stoermer. The other half was made in Sweden with longtime Eagle-Eye collaborator Peter Kvint. The result of this true teamwork is an album that is intended to be organic, while being modern and vibrant, like the single "Hate To Love". With "Become A Light", Eagle-Eye Cherry opens a new chapter in his career which will continue with a major European tour starting in the fall of 2025, including around fifteen concerts in France.

Definitive 5CD anthology of highly regarded late 60s British rock band. Includes their sole album and single, alternative versions, out-takes, previously unissued demos, a Radio 1 session and tracks from related bands. Andromeda were formed in mid-1968 by guitarist, vocalist and chief songwriter John Cann after the gradual collapse of his previous band, mod/psych legends The Attack. A John Peel session saw the trio briefly come under the DJ's wing before they signed to RCA. Released in late 1969, their self-titled album attracted highly positive reviews, and is now regarded by many collectors as a definitive example of the nascent British hard rock sound. But it failed to sell, and Andromeda imploded when Cann jumped ship to join Atomic Rooster, where he wrote and sang Top Five single 'Devil's Answer'.

Shatter Me is the second studio album by American violinist and solo artist Lindsey Stirling. It is Stirling's first album to include collaborations with other vocalists, featuring Lzzy Hale and Dia Frampton, and Stirling has said its musical style is more progressive than her first album. The album was released on iTunes on April 25, 2014, in most of the world, on April 29, 2014, in the United States, and on May 2 in Germany. The first single, "Beyond the Veil", was released on March 24, peaking at number 22 on Billboard Dance and Electronic Digital Songs. The video was posted the following day. The second single, "Shatter Me", was released on April 23, accumulating 1.3 million views after one day on YouTube.

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 begena is a large ten-stringed lyre which is part of the traditional Amharic heritage of Ethiopia. The Amharas, who have long formed the politically and culturally dominant people of Ethiopia, mainly inhabit the central and northern part of the country. In the majority, they follow the monophysite Orthodox Tewahido Church established in the early fourth century AD. Music plays a very important part in the life of the church. Most of the liturgy is sung and, contrary to secular music, it is accompanied by percussion instruments only. The begena occupies a special place because it is the one melodic instrument exclusively dedicated to the spiritual repertory. Because of its mythical origin, it is highly respected. Tradition holds that the begena was given to king David by God, and brought to Ethiopia by Menelik I, together with the Ark of the Covenant. It has always been the instrument of kings and nobles. Played by pious men and women of letters, it never became widespread. But it never disappeared either, not even under the Derg regime (1974-1991) which had banned the instrument.

Cate Le Bon is a renowned producer, the force behind recent albums by Wilco, St. Vincent, and Kurt Vile, among others. She has admitted to being possessive of her solo work in the past, but she has started to welcome input from a few trusted friends. Michelangelo Dying relies on a four-piece band of close collaborators to craft lush orchestral pop songs, which are then run by Le Bon and her co-producer Samur Khouja through a spin cycle of '70s and '80s synths that leaves them covered in a diamond sheen. Look inside, though, and you'll find a record tormented by the specter of a great love lost.

GRAMMY-winning singer/songwriter/multi-instrumentalist Amanda Shires returns with Nobody’s Girl. Produced by Lawrence Rothman and recorded at Sound Emporium Studios in Nashville, the new album is Amanda’s most powerful body of work yet. Nobody’s Girl is a journey through heartbreak, loss, resilience, self-discovery and empowerment. The album features Amanda’s moving vocals and signature fiddle set to meticulously crafted songs ranging from achingly raw ballads to rock-infused anthems.