This self-titled long play from the Canadian hard rock band Amish is another one of those super "one and done" recordings from back in the day. Their style also includes lots of progressive elements and also some minor psychedelic influences can be heard here and there. Swirling Hammond from Ron Baumtog and blistering guitar from Jack Byrne are the standouts here. Obviously influenced by Deep Purple, this platter rocks from start to end.

With Band Of Brothers, Warmen asserts its Children of Bodom heritage and pushes back the boundaries of melodic death. Written collaboratively, this intense album combines cutting-edge riffs, powerful vocals and a new chemistry between the band members. Recorded at the legendary Finnvox Studios, it benefits from Mikko Karmila's mix and Mika Jussila's mastering, for a typically massive Finnish sound. The eponymous track, already acclaimed live, promises to be central to the upcoming tour. Stronger, more united, more determined: Warmen is back!

When Joanna Loved Me (1974). A compelling little record from guitarist Dom Minasi - a player we only know from these few Blue Note albums cut right toward's the label's initial run - sweet albums that might have pushed Dom further, had they gotten better exposure! Minasi's a pretty talented guitarist - with a style that's somewhere between the quirkiness of Sonny Greenwich, and the smooth sound of Earl Klugh - and while the style here might show some of the elements of Klugh's initial work for Blue Note, the overall presentation is a lot more stripped down - never too smooth, and with plenty of focus on the jazz elements in Dom's music…

Arvo Pärt is one of those composers in the world, whose creative output has significantly changed the way we understand the nature of music. In 1976, he created a unique musical language called tintinnabuli, that has reached a vast audience of various listeners and that has defined his work right up to today. There is no compositional school that follows Pärt, nor does he teach, nevertheless, a large part of the contemporary music has been influenced by his tintinnabuli compositions.

2017 two CD set inspired by Lux And Ivy's record collection, a veritable stash of cool and super groovy sounds. Featuring 60 super strange songs originally released on vinyl back in the late '50s and early '60s. Including demented doo-wop, insane instrumentals, monsters and cavemen, canned laughter, loungecore weirdness, raucous rockabilly and out-there beatnik anthems. Jam packed with no hit wonders that fetch maximum dollars on vinyl. Selected from The Cramps' gargantuan record collection, radio shows and interviews over the years, it's a hi-octane romp through the best in obscure and magnificent wax from the greatest period of American music. Remastered from the original sound sources.