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American jazz guitar legend Kurt Rosenwinkel and Swiss piano virtuoso Jean-Paul Brodbeck reimagine seminal works by Johannes Brahms on The Brahms Project.

Bechmann Sidenius: dynamic, atmospheric, and cinematic music that fully embraces the philosophy of “Less is more”! The audience is invited into a state of deep immersion and contemplation through the duo’s sound of Alternative Nordic Noir: unfiltered energy in a continuous flow of authentic expressions that penetrate your body and soul, persuading you to embark on a journey through emotional landscapes and images projected onto your inner screen.

Eric Church's eighth studio album, Evangeline vs. The Machine features 8 new songs, including "Darkest Hour" and "Hands of Time." A seven-time ACM Award-winner, four-time CMA Award-winner (including the highest honor for Entertainer of the Year) and 10-time GRAMMY-nominee, Church has amassed a passionate fan base around the globe known as the Church Choir, plus a critically acclaimed catalog of music.

Produced by Kelly Jones, 'Make ‘em Laugh, Make ‘em Cry, Make ‘em Wait' is the brand-new studio album by Stereophonics released in April 2025, and featuring 8 tracks, including the brand-new single ‘There’s Always Gonna Be Something’. As Stereophonics celebrate over 25 years as one of the UK’s most loved bands, with 'Make ‘em Laugh, Make ‘em Cry, Make ‘em Wait', Kelly Jones continues to cement his place amongst the great British songwriters. Stereophonics have developed an enduring success and deep-seated bond with their audience that is like few others.

Josh Groban - The world’s most unmistakable voice. Presenting a collection of his most celebrated recordings…The album is called GEMS and will be released in support of his first ever exclusive Las Vegas residency. With over 35 million albums sold globally and numerous world tours in some of the most stunning venues, Josh selects some of his most personal and well-loved songs from previous albums released over the last two decades.

Zusätzlich zum neuen Studioalbum werden bereits ab Winter 2024 alle alten Alben von CREMATORY schrittweise digital, auf CD und speziellen Vinyleditionen wiederveröffentlicht. Diese Neuauflagen werden digital remastert sein und bieten ein modernes Sounderlebnis, das sowohl alte als auch neue Fans begeistern wird.

You'll forgive Propagandhi for their lack of humor on At Peace. A lot has happened since their last album, 2017's Victory Lap, and to say that none of it has been good would still be a cop out. Leftists being mortified is nothing new, but for those who laid bare their beliefs for decades only to watch people twist them into disastrous neoliberal policies and miscues, simply being alive is rough. Chris Hannah, the longtime voice of the band, says it best: "Speaking for myself, this record might be a snapshot of me deciding whether I'm going to live out the rest of my life as Eckhart Tolle or … Ted Kaczynski."

Angus Stone is a bearded singer-songwriter from Australia who records as Dope Lemon. Like his four previous albums, Golden Wolf blends laid-back psychedelic soul with indie rock in a way that suggests that a bit of the Tame Impala got into every Australian band since. The album is all about choices which I can relate to when recently unable to choose between a punnet of strawberries or a punnet of raspberries at Marks & Spencer.

Esther Rose was on a long solo drive when she started writing the opening title track of "Want", her stunning fifth album. At first, the words seemed almost like a joke, something to keep herself amused as the miles passed. “I want a puppy, but I don't want a mess. I want to know where I’m going without GPS,” she sang from behind the wheel. Soon, the idea snowballed into a list of desires that spanned existential, spiritual, and mundane; romantic to platonic to familial; at once wildly ambitious yet piercingly relatable; all set to a catchy melody that blends her pop instincts with country storytelling and the raw immediacy of a basement punk show. In other words, she was on her way to another classic Esther Rose song.

It's been just over a decade since Maddie (Font) and Tae (Kerr) blasted into Nashville with their first single, "Girl In a Country Song," a perfectly timed clapback against the bro-country era. Such a big, statement-making number could've overshadowed everything else they've done and rendered them one-hit wonders. But the duo have continued to grow and experiment, playing with jazzy neo-soul and thoughtful ballads on 2020's The Way It Feels, while preserving the confidence and catchiness of their debut—even as they understand their audience doesn't want them to reinvent too much.

Did the world need a rock opera from Car Seat Headrest? Maybe not, but it's a big swing with some glorious payoffs. Set on a fictional college campus, The Scholars serves up sketches of students and staff as they engage in an intellectual and spiritual war between defenders of canonical texts and next-gen rebels ready to torch tradition. Among the characters are "doubt-filled" playwright Beolco and Devereaux, raised in a conservative religion and now seeking a higher power. ("Pull me out of the fire/ Tell me you love me/ And throw me back in," go the lyrics of lush "Devereaux.") There are thinly veiled similarities to the life of singer Will Toledo, who founded Car Seat Headrest as a solo project 15 years ago and whose musical self-explorations have explored queerness, gender identity and even furry fandom.

On the new EP CANTUS by brothers and pianists Lucas and Arthur Jussen, they explore in six tracks piano repertoire that was originally based on an aria or chorale melody.

Aussie rock legend Ian Moss will release a new live acoustic album in May with a whopping 17 songs including solo performances of his own hits and Cold Chisel classics.

To All the Ones That I Love is the fourth album from Melbourne-based four-piece Press Club and follows 2022's Endless Motion. Recorded at their own studios by guitarist Greg Rietwyk, the album sees the group continue with their blend of propulsive punk and post-punk. The track "Tightrope" is included.