Le Tendre Amour - All in a Garden GreenA delightful collection of 17th century songs constructed around the major influence of the 4 seasons, showcasing enthusiasm for amateur music making. During the Commonwealth of England (c. 1640 1660), music disappeared almost entirely from religious and court occasions. The use of instruments and music in churches was banned, and organs were destroyed by order of the regime so the public turned to village and tavern musicians, country dances and new

Velde - Selected Organ Works

It took until 1801 for both volumes to be printed: from then until the present day they have inspired countless composers

Siberian sovietwave trio Ploho records music which combines early post-punk

plus his A & B sides from these years on Imperial on which he was known as Ford Eaglin

presented a sound and sensibility quite new in British music

the two Asian men slam machine is back to give you a earth-crust-rumbling 11 tracks of destruction

but pairing it with black metal has lead to a combination that simply must be heard

Donald 'Duck' Dunn - bass

Yuu Koito thought love would be something amazing and magical

return with their first new album in over a decade

Pachy García (aka Pachyman) became obsessed with old Jamaican dub records like those from King Tubby and Scientist

Sexy Ways-that daringly pushed the bounds of propriety as they sailed up the mid-1950s R&B charts like rockets