Originally released in 1966, "A Quick One" is the second studio album by The Who. Featuring songs including "Heat Wave" (a cover), "So Sad About Us", and "Don't Look Away", the album has been ranked at #383 in Rolling Stone magazine's list of the 500 greatest albums of all time and was described by the magazine as "absolutely perfect, poignant pop".

Released in 1982, "It's Hard" is the tenth studio album by The Who. It was also the last album to include bassist John Entwistle and drummer Kenney Jones, and reached #11 in the UK and #8 in the US upon its release.

Daisy Jones & The Six is a collaborative rock group in the novel and TV series of the same name. This is the band's debut album. The cast of the TV series includes Sebastian Chacon, Reiley Keough, Sam Claflin, Suki Waterhouse, Camila Morrone, Josh Whitehouse, Nabiyah Be, Will Harrison, and Ayesha Harris.

OLYMPIANS - das neue Album des Grammy-Preisträgers hebt die neun Originalkompositionen hervor, die Mendoza während seiner 27-jährigen Zusammenarbeit mit dem Metropole Orchester geschrieben hat.

The Lathums call "From Nothing To A Little Bit More" "an act of rebellion after realizing the rules of the game." This record contains more of the "sad and strange" that follows the number one success of 2021's debut album "How Beautiful Life Can Be."

In 2019, drummer and composer Kendrick Scott's quintet, Oracle, released A Wall Becomes a Bridge, a multi-textured album that addressed both personal and political concerns. Bridge includes pop elements, fragments of spoken word, and the chordal colorings of Mike Moreno's electric guitar and Taylor Eigsti's piano.

Averaging a pair of new albums a year, Willie Nelson, who is on the cusp of turning 90, has become a recording engine. In the past decade alone he has made albums that focused on gospel and the music of the Gershwins, followed in Bob Dylan's footsteps and made a live album at Budokan, assembled a sparkling collection of duets with female singers and cut a pair of tributes to Frank Sinatra.

The Emil Brandqvist Trio has become a permanent fixture on the European jazz circuit and enjoys greater popularity with each album, reaching position 3 in the German jazz charts, for example. T

A blowout double-album split evenly between huge house-party numbers (and a wealth of live staples) and darker, real-world tales in the vein of the title track, "The River" represented a Springsteen out to explore the emerging dualities of his music. The record features titles "Hungry Heart", "Fade Away" and "Sherry Darling".

The group Food has defined a new kind of lyrical electroacoustic improvisation since its founding as a quartet in 1998. Now a core duo of UK saxophonist Iain Ballamy and Norwegian drummer Thomas Strønen, they are joined by guests as needed for various projects. Following live dates in Norway in 2007 and 2008 with trumpeter Nils Petter Molvær and Austrian improvising guitarist Christian Fennesz, the four musicians headed into the studio to record the highly praised "Quiet Inlet", resplendent with melodic improvisation, trancelike pulses and shifting clouds of sound.

Rafal Blechacz has been deeply associated with the music of Fryderyk Chopin across his whole career. His devotion to the music of his great compatriot began long before 2005 when he won the Warsaw Chopin Competition. Blechacz complements the two large works with Chopin's haunting F sharp minor Nocturne and his exquisite Barcarolle.

'Hans Zimmer LIVE' features more than two hours of new reimagined arrangements of some of the most popular compositions by the L.A.-based composer icon. Sony Classical is pleased to present the album as a 2-CD digipak, which contains a booklet with a personal note by Hans Zimmer and stories on how he met his fellow band musicians, illustrations, and photos.

2023 release. Musically, Fauna represents Haken at their most diverse. Taurus commences the album with it's scraping heavy metal chords, as polyrhythmic as they are jagged. However, Ross's melodic croon and the triumphant chorus are true Haken. Eyes Of Ebony is pure math rock, delicate in it's start-stop clean guitar picking and chiming cymbals, while Island In The Clouds flaunts it's bouncing bassline

sabelle Faust and François-Xavier Roth explore here extremely contrasting facets of Stravinsky’s output for violin. From the Concerto to the Pastorale, the composer plays with codes and colours, sketching extraordinarily vivid soundscapes.

Three years after the release of his critically acclaimed album "Salone", Bai Kamara Jr returns with "Traveling Medicine Man", a 13-track collection of blues songs portrayed in Bai's unique style. In a descriptive, provocative and sometimes suggestive way, the tales of love, life, relationships, politics and innuendo are meticulously explored by the raconteur.''