The Kentucky Colonels - The New Sounds of Bluegrass AmericaOriginally formed in 1954 by brothers Roland and Clarence White, The Kentucky Colonels can be considered one of the driving forces in implanting the progressive bluegrass sound into the hearts and minds of the wider American public. Known for their virtuosic instrumental performances, complex harmonies, and innovative approach to bluegrass music, the band was best known for blending traditional styles and then bringing elements of country and rock

Sadownick plays congas and percussion

House Music unfolds as one long piece

Deap Vally + The Flaming Lips = Deap Lips California Rock & Roll duo Deap Vally (Lindsey Troy & Julie Edwards) and Oklahoma psych-heroes The Flaming Lips (Wayne Coyne & Steven Drozd) have come together to create a self-titled album Deap Lips

Shaped by various influences

Pianist Joe Sullivan was a noted performer in Chicago

was the perfect choice for posthumous honors "on location

Delivering on the hype and promise of their PLATINUM debut

composing new cadenzas in his head on the way to the concert hall

Filmed during the last year of his life

strains of spectral jazziness echoing through the depths beneath the band's complex

she has performed and recorded with many orchestras and ensembles over the years

This recording charts a Christmas journey from France to Iceland