King's X - Manic Moonlight + 2The 2001 third album in a trilogy of self produced albums on Metal Blade Records the band was tired of chasing the big time and decided they would not bring in demos, but instead write the album from start to finish AS A BAND. Manic Moonlight is the result! King's X has never wanted to be a typical band, and this holds true for their ninth album. The arrangements on Manic Moonlight are progressive and jazzy with clever hooks that might require a few

Bach (1714-1788) - as well as two lesser-known composers

He is particularly interested in Franz Liszt

and also a showcase for the vocal and dramatic talents of Roberta Invernizzi

complete the recording

with several soloists plus accompaniment

Frog-I-More Rag 10

' - Ian Rosenblatt

Theme and Variations" and "Trauer-Ode für Martina Geddes

Features the singles 'Don't Go'

Plunt's debut CD contains 16 songs that clock in at just over 32 minutes

Lockdown BluesHeart Machine4

Menkes work only becomes more vital and relevant with the passage of time