Full length remastered version of the complete Voyage 34, which was originally released as a single in 1992. Now over an hour long, this has the 'complete bad trip' for your listening convenience. One of the band's early space rock/Floydian classics!...

Paolo Porta : tenor sax
Alessandro Maiorino: bass
Alessandro Minetto: drums

"The Paolo Porta Trio has worked together for over 20 years and now, we are very pleased to present their music on their first CD for SLAM. When musici

"The multi-instrumentalist from Bayonne, who had turned eighty just a few days before the interview, masters various clarinets and saxophones as well as the bandoneon, and is also recognized as a composer. His wit and wisdom, and the youthful energy and curiosity he brings to his astonishing improvisations are only some of the reasons Portal has enjoyed such a fruitful and enduring career. Having helped to kick start the Free Jazz movement, he went on to form New Phonic Art to encourage collective...

Portella was a member of ZNR and had a nice, if sadly forgotten album on Recommended. With vocalist Brigette Balian, this is a 20' release of music. "Le Voayage d'Hiver, after Franz Schubert's Winterreise (texts by Wilhelm Muller). Premiere at the fest...

Portico Quartet has always been an impossible band to pin down. Sending out echoes of jazz, electronica, ambient music and minimalism, the group have created their own singular sound. And while their new music mixes dense layers and textures with electronic and acoustic instruments the sound remains uniquely, recognizably their own. Untitled (AITAOA #2) was largely recorded at the same sessions as Art in the Age of Automation at Fish Factory Studios in London and Portico Quartet's own studio in East...

A progressive rock band with symphonic touches from Karlsruhe, Germany, featuring vocals, guitar, organ/electric piano/synths, bass & drums. This was recorded in 1975, & this this reissue includes 8 bonus tracks, including some funny covers of late...

Positive Catastrophe is the brainchild of Taylor Ho Bynum (cornet) and Abraham Gomez-Delgado (percussion). Taylor is one of the most impressive of the latest crop of up and coming jazz musicians and Aib has long been expanding the boundaries of Latin...

Marek Pospieszalski soprano, alto & tenor saxophone, clarinet & tape
Piotr Chęcki tenor & baritone saxophone
Tomasz Dąbrowski trumpet
Tomasz Sroczyński viola
Szymon Mika electric guitar & acoustic guitar
Grzegorz Tarwid piano
Max Mucha double bass
Qba Janicki drums & soundboard

"Marek Pospieszalski continues the project dedicated to the twentieth-century Polish school of composition, this time focusing on the works of women. Starting from the String Quartet No. 1 by...

Nice self-released album of electronic music that, while not obviously in the "Berlin-school" vein, would still probably appeal to folks who like that style of e-music.

Nic Potter was the original bassist of Van der Graaf Generator and he has worked with Hammill a bit on and off since he left during the recording of H to HE, when he left because the music was creepy (or something like that). This is Potter's first...

Rising from the ashes of...I dunno what. But it's nice to see this long-standing trio of 3 female talents of the Ambiances Magnetiques scene team up once more for their 3rd album. Joane Hétu-saxes and voice, Diane Labrosse-sampler, Danielle Palardy...

Bud Powell – piano
Oscar Pettiford – bass
Kenny Clarke – drums
Coleman Hawkins - tenor saxophone

“Bud Powell's 1960 Essen, Grugahalle is an original master concert recording recorded at the Essen Jazzfestival”

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Eduardo Raon harp, electronics & idiofones / Joana Sá piano & idiofones / Luís José Martins classical guitar, electronics & idiophones

"The horizon line, a mountain's profile or a curve on a beach, set out the sand's sparkling fabric, and too of the ice, and the mirrored stars far away on the sea. Ancient lights, old rock sediments, unique and unpredictable ephemeral snow flakes cause that unstable and bright sparklin which is, after all, a sign of life in inanimate things...

"Perhaps the most legendary of all Japanese rock musicians, Shinki Chen is Japan's most celebrated guitarist. Before going on to form Food Brain, Speed, Glue & Shinki et al, Shinki worked with vocalist Eiji Takamura, who took the stage name 'Chibo'...

"Powerhouse Sound formed in the Summer of 2005, originally with Ken Vandermark on tenor sax, Ingebrigt Haker Flaten & Nate McBride on basses, Lasse Marhaug on electronics and on drums. Ken Vandermark composed tracks with the idea of building the music...

"Prana Crafter's Beyond Beyond is Beyond debut is an electric woods walk. "Bodhi Cheetahs Choice" rambles, soars and flows through a heavy fog of psychedelia. The music of Prana Crafter is most easily tagged acid folk but such a reduction misses the electronic and avant influences, the boggy atmospheres and synthesized meditations. Like the forests that creator William Sol roams in rural Washington state, Prana Crafters music is both familiar and ever-changing. Without pledging devotion to any one, Sol...

Tenor Saxophone – Frits Krogh
Piano – Tom Prehn
Bass – Poul Ehlers
Drums – Finn Slumstrup
Recorded in Copenhagen, October 13th, 1963

"Arguably the rarest LP of European free jazz, Axiom was recorded in 1963 for the Swedish label Sonet. Test pressings were released to the musicians, but they were not approved and the label never printed more than the two first copies. Prehn's music, which is exclusively known from a 1967 release that was reissued on the Unheard Music Series, is n

"A Ghost is the fourth title of the series "The Sound of Time", afantastic unreleased live collection of the first five historical PFM discs. The CD gives new life to the original atmospheres that characterized the musical themes of the international....

The latest from PFM is a very good progressive rock album that, just like the old days, is available in both Italian *and* English language versions, and, also just like the old days, I think the Italian version is superior, but UNlike the old days, you get both versions for one price here!
Long long time members Franz Di Cioccio, Jan Patrick Djivas and Lucio Fabri are here, along with newer members guitarist Marco Sfogli and keyboardist Alessandro Scaglione!
PFM set the bar so high with their...

This was PFM's sixth album and was recorded in London and L.A. in 1977. It was the last of their albums to be released in the USA, and perhaps as a last ditch effort to try and appeal to the US market it has a very different flavor than most of their a...

"I am honoured to write the first review about Premiata Forneria Marconi's latest album "PFM in classic: Da Mozart A Celebration" which is a very different one. Partially it feels like pure classical music and that is of course totally lovely...

This is the fifth and last album in this nice series that documented PFM's residency in Tokyo, where they performed five of their classic albums live.

The World Became The World was essentially the English language version of L'Isola Di Niente...

One of my very favorite 70s symphonic rock bands is PFM; the string of their first six or so releases are really unique and quite stirring. And the first three are truly an apex of that sound.

Storia Di Un Minuto was their first album, and....