Morbid Angel, the true forefathers of death metal music, triumphantly return with their 9th studio album Kingdoms Disdained, to be released on Silver Linings Music. Kingdoms Disdained finds legendary guitarist and founder Trey Azagthoth reigniting his creative alchemy with vocalist/bassist Steve Tucker to create a crushingly heavy and highly apocalyptic soundtrack for these increasingly dark times. Relentless and unrepentant Kingdoms Disdained abounds with sheer, brutal power, complex changes and a gloriously violent death metal underpinning, an album designed to confront fans and non-believers alike, with Tucker’s lyrics destined to spark deep conversation on several angles of mysticism and darkness.

The Faceless' long-awaited, fourth studio album „In Becoming A Ghost“ is finally here. The tasteful blend of eerie melody and harmony combined with fast-paced drums and blast beats will leave you in shock. Featuring a cover of "Shake The Disease" originally performed by Depeche Mode, this is album encases a variety of skillful songwriting/arranging, dynamics and more.

On 4th February, 2017, Black Sabbath stormed the stage in their hometown of Birmingham for their final triumphant gig. This monumental show brought down the curtain on a career that spanned almost half a century, and is featured here in its entirety. With a hit packed set list that includes Iron Man, Paranoid, War Pigs and many more, the band delivered the most emotionally charged show in their history. The End captures a once-in-a-career performance, an essential snapshot of musical history and a fitting farewell to true innovators and original heavy metal icons, Black Sabbath.

While Pretty Boy Floyd has continued to exist and remain active following a brief hiatus in the early-mid 90s, the group never quite recaptured the popularity spawned by their late 80s debut, Leather Boyz with Electric Toyz. That has not stopped classic band members Steve “Sex” Summers and Kristy “Krash” Majors from going on making music, though, and retaining a solid fanbase.

Luciferian Towers is the perfect name for a Godspeed You! Black Emperor album, matched only, perhaps, by the title of its 2000 classic Lift Your Skinny Fists Like Antennas To Heaven. In a way, this new one - the band’s third since reuniting in 2011 - feels like a bookend to Lift, in that it’s similarly powerful, but far more sinister. (If we want to extend that idea even further, “heaven” is in the title of one, “Lucifer” the other.)

U2 is returning with a new studio album, „Songs of Experience“. U2, the biggest name in rock music, is back with their highly anticipated 14th studio album Songs of Experience. A collection of 13 songs in the form of intimate letters to places and people including family, friends and fans, featuring tracks "The Blackout" and first single "You’re The Best Thing About Me".

Following the massive success of his 37th studio album 'Roll With the Punches' (which charted at No 4 in the UK this September), Van Morrison prepares the release of his 38th, 'Versatile!'

When the high-tuned baroque trumpets loom, the timpani make the floor tremble, and the great choir voices its cheers and exultation, anyone with a musical vein gets shiny eyes and goose bumps. Whether in front of the (good) stereo system, in the city church (or even better) or with the St. Thomas in the Thomaskirche in Leipzig (highest luck): A lofty solemnity captures everyone who engages in Johann Sebastian Bach's Christmas Oratorio.

More than 10,000 people attended this unique event that marked the end of the "15" tour, with which the artist celebrated his fifteen-year career and for which he was nominated for the Latin Grammys. A Young Symphony Orchestra of more than 70 musicians accompanied Ara on stage to bring classical music to all audiences. In the repertoire the audience finds Bach, Pagagnini or Vivaldi but can also enjoy versions of Radiohead, Paco de Lucía, or traditional songs from all over the world in a symphonic version.

Friendship is a very special album Clark Terry and Max Roach recorded together in 2002. At that time, Terry was 82 years old and Roach 78, and as it turned out to be one of the last recordings Roach made before passing in 2007. The bulk of this unique album consists of six duo performances by the two principals, two solo performance by Terry, one solo performance by Roach, and the remaining four are trio and quartet performances with pianist Don Friedman and bassist Marcus McLaurine.