Epistasis - Light Through Dead Glass2014 release from the New York based Metal band. With this collection of songs, the band has evolved into something much darker than their 2012 debut, the music shifting from passages of moody, understated atonal melody into blasts of frost bitten discordant blackness and lurching, angular riffs. Beginning with the crushing, doom laden dread that opens 'Time's Vomiting Mouth', it's yawning blackened heaviness glazed in a glistening electronic sheen,

the label issued the 12-inch compilation Milt Jackson and The Thelonious Monk Quintet which expanded Jackson's 10-inch LP Wizard of the Vibes with tracks from 1948 and 1951 dates led by Monk

and Tom Kennedy among others

Seiji Ozawa

Convenience Of Tomorrow heralds a new phase of releases for an iconic

his uncle Jeff Clayton

the wife of Prince Leopold

This CD brings together the best tracks from their stupidly rare 1960 album

Singing with earnest street poet confidence

John Damascene

The son of two teachers

and no less compelling for the eighty-year delay since it's first performance

relentless touring schedule and thoughts of recording with Lillywhite and Padgham in the studio where the same engineer/producer combo had established that drum sound