Yes, just like the Moody Blues!

“If you loved "The Soft Bulletin" way back when it debuted in 1999, you'll enjoy this lush, gorgeous performance. Unlike so many "live with symphony" albums out there, the orchestration and choral backing for the band seems like a logical treatment, and delivers a completely new interpretation of the album. Songs like "The Gash", "Race for the Prize" and "Feeling Yourself Disintegrate" gain an expansiveness and power that is a nice complement to the original. The...

This very nice and contemporary electronic music is what the robots at Wayside Music like to play while they are picking and packing your orders! We thought you might like to hear it too!

"After the slightly more conceptual Principe Del Norte album (2016), Prins Thomas's 5 takes two steps forward and one step back, collecting a batch of tracks that were recorded right after Principe Del Norte and in tandem with the Square One album with Bjørn Torske (2017). A "freedom" album of sorts, beyond the...

“2024 reissue of Pendragon's tour-de-force, The Masquerade Overture from 1996. Includes the extra tracks Schizo and King Of The Castle, which haven't been available since 1997, plus edits of Masters Of Illusion and As Good As Gold.
Double vinyl in gatefold (leather effect finish) with full colour card sleeve inserts.”

“This was the album that took Pendragon into greater popularity in 1996. The Masquerade Overture went on to sell over 90,000 copies and has become one of the benchmarks for Prog.

“Once upon a time there was “With a Little Hell From My Friends”… but that was sooo 2022. Now it’s time for MORE. Yes! “w. a. l. h. f. MORE f.” is here!!!
Without any doubt, this album is expected to be one of the very best releases of the year and already ranks high at Prog Archives, República Progresiva and other Prog Rock pages around the world.
w.a.l.h.f. MORE f. is an adventurous album full or rhythmic surprises, well-crafted compositions and top-notch performances by familiar names in the...

First self released album by a duo who play instrumental progressive rock. Spacious keyboards and soaring guitars are strongly featured.

"In late 2022, Roland Hegi and Felix Waldispuehl, both multi-instrumentalists who had previously played together in an instrumental prog rock band called Fors, decided to pool their skills and talents in a new project centered around Roland’s recording studio in Zurich.
Flow is the duo’s debut album, an all-instrumental (save a very few spoken English...

Eric Mertens-keyboards, flutes
Dirk Descheemaeker-sax, clarinet, bass clarinet
Mark Verdonck-sax
Hugo Mathijssen-tuba
Anne Mertens-voice
Lieve Vandewalle-cello
Rik Vercruysse-French horn
Eddy Verdonck-trombone.

"What essentially emerges from this record is that while being sophisticated, it is also very accessible to a large audience. You don't grow tired of listening to it, and the strong melodies are perfect visual aids and inspirations for the imagination."

“After decades of success in the two parallel art forms of photography and music, Andy Summer's is, for the first time, bringing the two pathways together for a new album. Mainstay of rock for over five decades and a seasoned visual artist, the reinvention of Summers' own photography through musical snapshots is at the core of this new project. This is a novel undertaking for Summers, both in the terms of idiom and process, never having been asked to make musical sketches to visuals before, and deviating...

“Rediscovered and compiled for release shortly before her death in November 2023, Further Selections from the Electric Harpsichord presents a never-before-heard recording of composer and artist Catherine Christer Hennix's early magnum opus. Originally debuted in 1976 at the festival Brouwer's Lattice at Stockholm's Moderna Museet, The Electric Harpsichord has steadily mystified fans and students of Western minimalist music for it's implacable, transformative qualities, and the long-held, relative...

Rob Mazurek: trumpet, piccolo trumpet, bells, electronics
Angelica Sanchez: piano
Tomeka Reid: cello
Chad Taylor: drums

“Rob Mazurek’s creations, dedicated to these six artists offered to Tomeka Reid, Angelica Sanchez, and Chad Taylor, to interpret freely. A foundation laid for these improvisations in the foursome’s forays into Mazurek’s music with the larger ensemble. Here something becomes distilled. Interaction is direct. The unit is unitary, the dynamics are gently modulated, the

One of the greats of Italian progressive rock of the 70s, we are happy to be able to offer this quality reissue of PdP's classic first album, available on CD again for the 1st time in several years. Originally released in '76 on the highly collectable Grog label, PdP were the closest thing to the Canterbury style in Italy, but they brought their own distinctive voice to the proceedings. Vocals, keyboards, guitar, bass, percussion, reeds, etc. A charming record.

P.F.M.'s fifth album from 1975 is a fine album, although it is a little late in the band's life to be considered one of their greatest greats (you'll have to look at the first three for that, imo). It's the last with their great original flautist/violinist Mauro Pagani, who was the main composer for this album and his departure was a big blow to the band, imo, although there was still a huge amount of talent left. Still completely worth owning; their 'not quite top tier' is still higher than a lot...

Beautiful gatefold jacket!
Goblin were a instrumental quartet of keyboards, guitar, bass & drums who are known for their soundtracks to some seriously scary 70's horror films by Dario Argento. Their music is sorta like a demented, evil Pink Floyd, but they really just sound like Goblin.

Goblin were a instrumental quartet of keyboards, guitar, bass & drums who are known for their soundtracks to some seriously scary 70's horror films by Dario Argento. Their music is sorta like a demented, evil Pink Floyd, but they really just sound like Goblin. This is an excellent, remastered release of one of these soundtracks. One of their great releases!

Special edition for Record Store Day - August 2020. Limited edition on transparent vinyl for its 45th anniversary

The 3rd album from the band that I consider to be possibly the finest Italian progressive rock band of the 1970's, & certainly a band in the top tier of all early 1970's progressive bands worldwide! Area combined jazz/rock/stolen ethnic music (mostly from Eastern Europe and the Middle East)/the avant garde and more. Superb playing from all (vocals/organ, guitar, electric piano/synths.

“The comeback of the Milanese band Alphataurus can only have the status of a big event among fans of Italian progressive rock, thanks mainly to the indelible mark left several decades ago with their 1973 eponymous masterpiece, but also to the beautiful and more recent “AttoSecondo” (2012). One of the band’s recent line-ups has also released a live album (“Live in Bloom”, 2012) and one of rarities (“Prime Numbers”, 2014). After ten years of absence then, filled with a long series of live appearances...

Here’s one that no one saw coming; This is a very good soundtrack in a very early 80s / synthi jazz/rock kinda way. Did you ever think that it would be possible for you to think that Banco sounded a little bit like Passport or Teddy Lasry? Now is your chance!

“Greggio e Pericoloso” is a 1975 novel written by the engineer and science communicator Roberto Vacca, which narrates an intricate story of fictional-economic and political intrigue arising from the possibility that a resource such as...