Collection of chamber pieces at a enticing price by this notorious composer of difficult works. Pieces include: Atrées, Morsima-Amorsima, Nomos Alpha, Herma, ST/4, Polla ta Dhina, ST 10, Akrata, Achorripsis.

"The works on these two discs were...

Some of us oldsters remember UK Decca's HEAD label, which attempted to market modern classical masters to the 'hip/progressive rock' young'uns in the mid 70s. Did it work? I don't know. But the records were very good, and now they are being reissued, w...

This split release contains a little under 10 minutes from each band of material that is ALL unavailable anywhere else!

XHOHX are a Belgian duo of guitar/drum programming and bass. This is their 2nd release. Very noisy but also very composed...

"Xhol’s sound was a mix of jazz-rock and psychedelia. The band from Wiesbaden and former Xhol Caravan stood out for their pretty lengthy improvisations holding barely any vocals. The band became quite well-known with their two LPs released on Ohr...

Xhol were one of the earliest Krautrockers, releasing their 1st in 1969. These guys were unknown & undiscovered until the recent Krautrock revival & are still underappreciated. This is over 80' of them at their wild, jamming, krautrock peak, featuring ...

"Min Xiao-Fen plays the pipa, a four-stringed Chinese lute held in a vertical position. Since her move to the United States in 1992, she has divided her performing time between the traditional repertoire and improvised sessions with avant-garde...

I had never heard of these guys, but a bunch of customers kept saying "Can you get the XL releases? I hear that they are an amazing Finnish fusion/progressive band" So, we tracked them down and stocked them and I got to hear them, and they are indeed a...

A few years ago I had never heard of these guys, but a bunch of customers kept saying "Can you get the XL releases? I hear that they are an amazing Finnish fusion/progressive band" So, we tracked them down and stocked them and I got to hear them, and t...

''Xtatika is a Korean quartet based in New York which features the strange vocals of Haena Kim plus the electric bass of Masaki Yamagata and the dual driving percussion of Vongku Pak and Kyungwook Jung.'' [Tzadik]

Even genius bands usually have one or two really special albums that - even by their genius standards - stand out (and perhaps it is those one or two really special albums that elevate them to genius level in the first place). XTC were a genius level...

Lovely packaging for this second and final, extremely fun release of XTC in their 1980s prime doing a hommage to the psychedelic music of their youth, which was originally released under the name "The Dukes of Stratosphere".