Various Artists - Blackfoot Indian Music / VariousThe Blackfoot, purportedly known as such because of their dark colored moccasins, originally ranged across the northern Great Plains region (Montana, Alberta, and Saskatchewan). These recordings, made in different settings from the late 1890s to the mid 1960s, capture a period when Blackfoot lifestyle, culture, and music underwent major change. They also represent evolving fieldwork recording methods during those seven decades, as phonocylinders and

Love and Regret created and solidified the band's stark identity in a single

where quotidian objects and scenes are never just as they seem

the opening track of the album of Serpent Noir's Seeing Through The Shadow Consciousness: Open Up The Shells

an outstandingly original figure and one of the great 'might-have-beens' of musical history

" "A Ship to India

and a devastating look at a troubled family

Good Clean Fun is considered a New Wave Classic

the Onet Plejada web portal hailed them as the greatest opera discovery of 2017

" originally released in 1978 and finally seeing the light of day in the digital realm

the Quartetto Vanvitelli carries on the rediscovery of this music that Hubert Le Blanc likened 'to the warbling of the nightingale'

In the first of a new series

Recording studios rocked around the clock as labels stockpiled material that could be released during the 1948 ban