Eric Church, one of country music's most fearless storytellers, marks another ambitious and sonically rich chapter in his groundbreaking career with 'Evangeline vs. The Machine'. A self-proclaimed 'album artist', Church has always championed the power of cohesive storytelling, and 'Evangeline vs. The Machine' is no exception.

Masaaki Suzuki was better known as a keyboard player in the first decade or so of his career, but since founding the Bach Collegium Japan in 1990, he has established himself as one of the leading conductors of Baroque choral music.

A brand new follow-up album after two digital hit albums by the Juraj Stanik Trio.

‘If You Asked For A Picture’, the second album from Sabrina Teitelbaum aka Blondshell, is a no-skips, triumphant record that captures the unresolved process of figuring out who you are, too wise to suggest that it has a definitive answer. The album brims with an urgency, ambition, and devastating potency, hinted at on 2023’s self-titled debut - the specificity, self-examination, and nonchalant humour of which turned her into one of the most lauded new artists in recent memory.

World premiere performance: 5 May 2025, Barbican Hall with pianist Jean-Yves Thibaudet and the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Robert Ziegler, with London Voices, The City of London Choir, singer Tom Ball and the ALAN team musicians including Matthieu Eymard. Digital album release: 2 May, 2025 on Decca Classics.

Originally released in January 1977, Playing The Fool captured Gentle Giant at the peak of their live performance prowess. Now, over 45 years later, the beloved live album has been re-imagined, mixed and mastered, bringing a fresh level of clarity and depth to the Gentle Giant live experience.

The world’s most unmistakable voice, Josh Groban presents GEMS, a collection of his biggest hits + two brand new tracks “Be Alright” and “Open Hands.” With over 35 million albums sold globally and numerous World tours under his belt, Josh selects some of his most personal and well loved songs from previous albums released over the last two decades. The collection includes some of Groban’s biggest hits: ‘You Raise Me Up’, and ‘February Song’ as well as Broadway spectaculars like ‘Pure Imagination’, ’To Where You Are’, and ’Somewhere over the Rainbow’.

Rosenwinkel and Brodbeck team up again off the heels of their successful first collaboration “The Chopin Project”. This time, with their telepathic quartet intact, they tackle the music of Johannes Brahms. The Brahms Project.

Thanks to someone getting in touch and sending me this – I suppose it was their having spotted that ‘Three Colors’ from Miniatures and Tales is track of the week – oh happy day. It’s great.

Yuja Wang here gives characteristically dynamic and expressive performances of Shostakovich's contrasting 'Piano Concertos', written 24 years apart, with the BSO's principal trumpet Thomas Rolfs playing the obbligato trumpet part in the first. The new album also features 6 solo piano pieces from Shostakovich's '24 Preludes and Fugues, Op. 87 & Op. 34'.

It's about time. For a work as historically important as Pink Floyd's Live at Pompeii (as it was called when originally released in 1972), it is remarkable that it's taken more than 50 years for this music to get a standalone release.

Get ready to experience the magic of "LOVE", the stunning new studio album from Swedish prog-rock legends The Flower Kings! It marks their 17th studio album in an extraordinary career spanning over 30 years. When The Flower Kings played their very first show on August 20th, 1993, in Sweden, they likely had no idea they were about to make progressive rock history.

The Scandinavian project Arcanum brings together four artists all well-known to followers of directions in music at ECM: Arve Henriksen, Trygve Seim, Anders Jormin and Markku Ounaskari. They've played together in many permutations over the years, but this is their first album as a quartet.

Widely regarded as one of the foremost songwriters of her generation or any other, Suzanne Vega releases her first studio album of new songs in eleven years. 'Each song on 'Flying With Angels' takes place in an atmosphere of struggle', Vega notes, 'struggle to survive, to speak, to dominate, to win, to escape, to help someone else, or just live'.

2025 edition. Kali Malone’s The Sacrificial Code is the 2019 breakthrough album of the acclaimed composer’s pipe organ pieces. Her temporally informed studies of harmonics and intonation breathed life into a suite of compositions which leaves the heart moved and mind still. This 2025 edition was mastered by Rashad Becker and features a new track Sacrificial Code III. Pitchfork praised the album for its "time-stretching properties" and "clean minimalism". Resident Advisor described the album as an "exercise in concentration, restraint, and focus". Tiny Mix Tapes emphasized the "intensity and intimacy" of the album, pointing out how Malone's close miking technique brings out every textural detail of the organ, creating a highly focused and immersive listening experience.