I kinda hated singing when I was a kid, so it’s a little odd that it’s my whole life now. My dad brought me and my brother up playing music at local Annapolis jazz jams and open mic nights where my older brother played guitar and my dad played saxophone.

This highly anticipated album is the epitome of analog transcendence, a sonic world fueled by a 30-piece orchestra, analog synthesizers, breakbeats and Brazilian vocalists that carol psychedelic melodies in Portuguese.

For the last 24 years, Tunde Adebimpe has largely been known as the co-founder, co-vocalist and principal songwriter for TV On The Radio.

Legendary space-rock pioneers Hawkwind return with their latest studio album, There Is No Space For Us.

Lucy Railton’s new album is her first solo cello album. Recorded in the Eglise du Saint-Esprit church in Paris by Kali Malone and Stephen O’Malley. Mixed in London by Marta Salongi.

In it's latest release, SOMM Recordings focuses on Ivor Gurney, Arthur Bliss, and Gerald Finzi who, each in their own distinct way, played a pivotal role in the rapid transformation of English pastoralism in early twentieth-century British Music.

On Fire: Live from the Blue Morocco is a never-before-released recording of jazz trumpet icon Freddie Hubbard captured live at the Blue Morocco jazz club in The Bronx, NY in 1967 featuring Bennie Maupin, Kenny Barron, Herbie Lewis and Freddie Waits.

Lise Davidsen has recorded Wagner's 'Der fliegende Holländer' in a live performance at her home opera house, Oslo. Her first full length opera recording on Decca Classics.

MIGRATION TALES is a musical tribute to the experiences of immigrant women.

A Study Of Losses is the seventh studio album from Beirut, the musical project of Zach Condon.

Remixed and remastered classic Ayreon album, originally released in 2004, with bonus tracks from the Ayreon archives.

Tony Holiday has been at the center of a Memphis soul blues revival anchored by a contingent of young, savvy, well-schooled musicians who have a "family-like" attitude and a strong belief in one another.

Rhiannon Giddens reunites with her former Carolina Chocolate Drops bandmate Justin Robinson on 'What Did the Blackbird Say to the Crow', an album of North Carolina fiddle and banjo music.

Donna Summer’s twelfth studio album, Cats Without Claws, is set for reissue in April next year, to mark the album’s 40th anniversary.

An eclectic compilation album celebrating twenty ‘tips of the tongue’ from David Keenan, released to coincide with a book of his collected music writing. As well as being the title of a book. Volcanic Tongue was a record shop that existed in Glasgow from 2005 to 2015, run by David Keenan and Heather Leigh, it championed contemporary DIY music from around the world, often released in tiny runs on homemade CD-Rs, and also sought to shine a light on forgotten artists from the past, who had often released their music as a ‘private press’ LP. The shop was also known for it’s weekly mailing list, with Keenan enthusiastically rapping about new arrivals, especially the record of the week, given the sobriquet ‘tip of the tongue’. This collection has been put together from releases that were a ‘tip of the tongue’, containing music that runs the gamut from outsider synth to psych-folk to damaged rock’n’roll, with tracks recorded between 1968 and 2013, a celebration of a vibrant and eclectic underground avant-garde.