"If I could use one word to describe the music of the French band Jack Dupon, it would be 'strange'. This is avant progressive rock that lends itself well to the RIO movement. The is music is very difficult to describe and is very eclectic so if you...

A little bit odd, a little bit off-kilter, a little bit humorous and quite a bit off the beaten path is this new progressive/odd band that could only have come from France.

"There's no need to search for Jack Dupon in the civil registration...

"Jack o’the Clock are an unbelievably great band, Damon Waitkus is an extraordinarily courageous composer, and this is some of the freshest and most surprising music I’ve heard since, well, since their first record. Hallelujah!"-Fred Frith

"The first recordings unearthed of this seminal proto-punk/no wave unit from New York City, circa 1974-1977!!! Twisted, aggressive, weird rock on par with the Electric Eels, 'Debris, Simply Saucer and early MX80-Sound! Featuring George Scott...

"The album 'Saturnalia' by JackOut is the product of three London-based musicians, Gary Curson, Justin Paterson and Margo Sagov, who began to experiment with combining programmed beats and backing tracks with live and real-time playing in a home...

I must say that looking at the description below, this sounds really, really interesting, but I have not heard it as I put this info into the computer. "Debut release on Sunbeam -- a new UK-based label dedicated to reissuing overlooked rock, folk and p...

Three major names here: Oliver Lake, David Murray and Wadada Leo Smith, along with Michael, who is much lesser known but a fine guitarist.

"Before his career defining records on Arista/Novus in the 80s and 90s, jazz and fusion guitarist Michael..

Excellent quality, now out of print live recording of the Decoding Society in the middle primo, recorded live 7/21/83. RSJ is a monster drummer, and his band was a serious killer of harmolodic punk/jazz. In my opinion, in the early 80's, the downtown...

Great price on a great album! This is by the 'jazz/jam band and beyond' keyboard, bass, drums trio that don't have anybody in the band named Jacob OR Fred. This is called a 'acoustic album' by their label, but the bassist is running so many boxes off...

Jade Warrior were a UK band who released three albums on Vertigo and then the band semi fell apart and all they were left with was a duo of Jon Field (alto/concert/Japanese flutes, organ, piano, percussion) and Tony Duhig (electric and acoustic...

Jade Warrior were a UK band who released three albums on Vertigo and then the band semi fell apart and all they were left with was a duo of Jon Field (alto/concert/Japanese flutes, organ, piano, percussion) and Tony Duhig (electric and acoustic...

Mini-lp sleeve reissue, newly and nicely remastered from the original master tapes by Eroc. The original release of this 1971 album was quite a poor transfer, so this is worth a purchase if you like this album. "Jade Warrior was (and is) an enigmatic a...

Jade Warrior were a UK band who released three albums on Vertigo and then the band semi fell apart and all they were left with was a duo of Jon Field (alto/concert/Japanese flutes, organ, piano, percussion) and Tony Duhig (electric and acoustic...

Combines elements of jazz, progressive and modern/techo in a REALLY impressive way. This is by a real band with horns, keyboards, guitars, rhythm section, etc. etc. and is not just a sampling creation. One of the freshest things I've heard recently...

The very first Jaga Jazzist album, this reissues their 1998 debut, recorded when the leader of the group was only 15! It's not nearly as good as anything that came later, but they've got a lot of fans here, so here it is. Includes two bonus tracks not ...

Combines elements of jazz, progressive and modern/techo in a REALLY impressive way. This is by a real band with horns, keyboards, guitars, rhythm section, etc. etc. and is not just a sampling creation. One of the freshest things I've heard recently...

Young Brooklyn band based around the voice and acoustic piano of Mali Sastri, but also includes acoustic bass and drums. Singer song-writer? Yes, but pretty weird singer-songwriter stuff, with influences from jazz and maybe world music and definitely...

"A refreshingly unique recording in the Jazz idiom that includes Khan Jamal: vibes, John Rodgers: cello, Dwight James: drums and Warren Ore: bass. The presence of the cello makes for a very memorable recording as it brings a strong sense of rhythm to...

"There's not another record on the planet that sounds even remotely like vibraphonist Khan Jamal's eccentric, one-of-a-kind masterpiece, drumdance to the motherland. in its improbable fusion of free jazz expressionism, Black psychedelia, & full-on dub...

Classic ESP release, recorded May 10, 1965. Yes, this is the same Bob James who practically invented 'smooth and happy jazz', but this is a completely different animal and features the great Barre Phillips.

"Probably the first recording of...

Jan Dukes de Grey were a great, whacked out. UK psych/folk band that released two overlooked at the time albums in 1969/1971 that are now revered as classics of that now very hip sound. Sorcerers was released on Decca Nova and has never been reissued befo

The second album by one of the two "Jane's" out there making music. Theirs is a odd, very 'rock 'n' roll' tale, but many years ago, Jane split into two bands, one led by Peter Panka and the other led by Klaus Hess. This is by the one led by Peter Panka...

"Bert Jansch is one of the most influential figures to emerge on the scene over the past Forty years. This album proves he is still a powerful figure who composes and performs music that has a relevance and resonance today. Bert performs with friends...

This is the beginning of their very interesting and influencial phase, after their fairly unremarkable beginnings. "Influenced by Roxy Music, David Bowie and Brian Eno, Japan's stylish synth-pop sound made them one of the more intriguing and successful...