Calling Gary Hoey a pretty colorful dog is certainly not an exaggeration.

Flutist Magnus Lindgren leads a venerable group of musicians on Stockholm Underground, an homage to Herbie Mann's 1969 release Memphis Underground. Featuring leading artists from the Stockholm jazz scene such as guitarist Henrik Janson, bassist Lars Danielsson and drummer Per Lindvall, this is a sweet, funky tribute that puts a Scandinavian spin on a collection of soul and rock classics. The special guests are Eric Bibb, Till Brönner and Ida Sand.

After folding in psychedelic electronics and rollicking rock to his soulboy style in recent years, the changing man continues to surprise with this tonally rich new album. Work began on the new record immediately after finishing 2015's "Saturns Pattern" and once again features the full spectrum of Weller's influences, from rock to R&B, soul to jazz, and funk to folk. This new album from The Modfather with two BONUS discs of remixes, instrumentals and rarities! Includes reworkings by Villagers, Syd Arthur, Toy and others. Cameos by PP Arnold, Boy George and Robert Wyatt.

"Some Kind of Monster" is the fourth single by Metallica, taken from the eighth studio album St. Anger. The live B-sides are all taken from the previous single release "The Unnamed Feeling" EP. "Some Kind of Monster" was Nominated for Grammy Award for Best Hard Rock Performance in 2005.

Kiss' second compilation album originally released in 1982. "Killers" was originally released internationally, but quickly made its way to the U.S. after the success that followed abroad. The album featured four new titles by the American hard rock group including "I'm a Legend Tonight" and "Nowhere to Run", in addition to other known songs. Recorded between 1973-1982.

Art Pepper Meets the Rhythm Section is a 1957 jazz album by saxophonist Art Pepper with Red Garland, Paul Chambers, and Philly Joe Jones, who were the rhythm section for Miles Davis's quintet at the time.