From their early singles and their 1993 Mercury Music Prize-winning debut album to their break-up in 2003, The London Suede were a fixture in the UK single and album charts, and in the UK music press too. They scored twenty hit singles and five hit albums (three of which debuted at # 1), and a double album of B-sides even charted at # 9.

In a world narrative dominated and controlled by powerful, wealthy individuals with vested interests in skewing the truth, what trust can be placed in our governments, our leaders and our sources of information to guide us to evolve as a species?

Matthew Sweet played in bands in Athens, Georgia as that scene exploded, collaborating with R.E.M.’s Michael Stipe, playing in Linda Stipe’s Oh-OK, and The Buzz Of Delight. That work scooped him up into the major label world making countless acclaimed solo records, forming the supergroup The Thorns with Shawn Mullins and Pete Droge, and beginning a series of covers albums with The Bangles’ Susannah Hoffs. Now, it’s time for Matthew to just plain rock out by himself again.

AAM Records’ newest release features the Academy of Ancient Music joining forces with The Choir of Keble College and director Matthew Martin in a landmark recording of Francisco Vall’s ‘forgotten’ Missa Regalis [1740]. Performed from a new edition by Simon Heighes, Valls’ fascinating (and frequently confusticating) juxtaposition of ancient and ‘modern’ compositional styles provides a intriguing glimpse into the treasure-trove of Spanish baroque music, much of which remains relatively unknown to the wider world.

Whether looking for salvation or redemption, one need look no further than Lord of the Lost's monumental endeavor "Judas" for gothic metal gospel and the saccharine sweetness of something close to faith…

Tamiko Jones (born Barbara Tamiko Ferguson, 1945) is an American singer. Her most successful record was "Touch Me Baby (Reaching Out For Your Love)" in 1975.

In his 90+ years on Earth and 60+ year career, Clint Eastwood has been many things - actor, director, film producer, politician and occasional jazz pianist to name but a few.

This album is a tribute to guitarist Fausto Mesolella’s art, his humanity, and his music. It paints a portrait that well represents musical moments that see him as a soloist or with other musicians such as Mimì Ciaramella (percussion), Vittorio Remino (bass), Ferdinando Ghidelli (steel guitar), Stefano Benni (vocals), and Raiz (vocals)…

In 2002, Folk Era released I'd Like to Teach the World to Sing/Merry Christmas from the Hillside Singers, which contained two albums – I'd Like to Teach the World to Sing (1972, originally released on Metromedia) and Merry Christmas from the Hillside Singers…

For those of you familiar to the world of vinyl records, you've most likely come across the self-titled 1971 LP by Spirit In The Flesh on Metromedia Records; a pop blues rock-esque offering from the legendary Michael "Metellica" Rapunzel and his Brotherhood of the Spirit Commune.