Ice - Ice AgeAs Riding Easy Records' highly successful Brown Acid series (now at ten volumes and counting) proves, there is a massive amount of incredible heavy psych and proto metal music that has been lost to the sands of time. Case in point, the astoundingly great 50 year old album The Ice Age by Indianapolis quintet ICE was never even released upon it's completion. In 1970, the band recorded ten original songs at 8 Track Studios in Chicago, only to break up

movingly sung by Judith van Wanroij

cellist Clemens Hagen

they must prevent the Krikkitmen from retrieving the Wikkit Key and unleashing terror upon the Universe

Special Occasion - the follow-up to the multiple GRAMMY-nominated Scenery (2019) - is an intimate look at the ways we love

Barry Douglas has selected a range of love songs and dances by Tchaikovsky that span much of his composing life

Brimley has made a number of recordings over the years with great jazz musicians

for his father worked as a steward and copyist for George Frideric Handel

In the end and in a word it is love

proving that age is insignificant where there is a meeting of musical minds

'Crayford's Room' is a tribute to Myele's musical mentor back in New Zealand

magnificent courts

comparable to his unaccompanied sonatas and partitas for violin