Mexico is famous for it's psych scene of the late 60s into the early 70s, releasing some real classics very late in the day, after psychedelia had faded from much of the rest of the world. While it is lesser known, Mexico also had a very good...

46,000 Fibres are an improvising rock outfit of guitar, drums, keyboards/ sampler/mixer. For their 5th anniversary, they staged a show with 3 sets, each with a different guest, which are all released here. These are packaged very much in home-made styl...

"An evolving local group with a cacophonous yet catchy approach..." – The New Yorker

“Afuche’s palpable onstage energy is key to the unique corner the band has carved for itself in the ever-saturated Brooklyn music scene.” - Jezebel....

I discovered the Ahleuchatistas the same way I sometimes discover great bands, at a show. They were sharing the stage with Larval in Baltimore and even though it was a Tuesday night and it was very, very...

"The Albion Band's 1998 release, "Happy Accident", is a marvelous album of contemporary folk-rock influenced by traditional English music. For the record, Ken Nicol, Joe Broughton, Neil Marshall, Gillie Nicholls, and Kellie While join the band's...

Algernon are one of Chicago's fastest rising young bands. They have a great post-rock/avant-progressive/modern progressive, instrumental sound. They feature a unique line-up of dual guitars, vibes, bass and drums. The band is led by guitarist and...

Last chance to pick this up, as Fallout have gone bust. Last copies and available at a bargain price!

"This mellow collection of communal U.S. hippie folk was recorded in 1968 and went undiscovered for decades. Featuring male and female vocals, str

I saw Daevid on this tour and it was really great. When the new wave of rock had pretty much killed off the styles of music he had done previously, using tape loops and playing live guitar and singing over it, he pulled a fresh rabbit out of his hat...

"Art Radio is an album consisting of a collage of various radio broadcasts put together by Daevid Allen on a Teac and Revox tape machine and turned into an experimental radio programme. The programme was actually one of twelve commissioned and broadcast..

"In 1971, in Daevid’s own words..."It was now three years since my deportation from the mum country so I was now able to legally re-enter England for the first time since 1967.” One of his first appearances when he returned to the UK, was a performance...

Captivating. Listen to this on a long stretch of highway. Terry Allen writes like he's hearing that final call; intense and involving. Musta been a helluva play to see, but listen to this anyway. You DO have an imagination, dontcha?...

Great price on the group's third release, from 1975.
"Although less progressive than the two previous albums, this is by far my favourite Alquin record. This is the first album that feature vocalist Michael Van Dijk, his versatile performance in...

Very obviously Brazilian 'modern jazz and beyond' from this quintet of Raphael Ferreira (sax/flute), Thiago Righi (guitar), Tiago Domingues (drums), Rodrigo Pinheiro (bass) and Hercules Gomes (piano). This is definitely jazz, but it's jazz like...

"The most famous French Progressive rock band of the Seventies reformed at the end of the Nineties around its original leader Christian Decamps, this time helped by young musicians. "La Voiture A Eau" was then recorded in 1999, followed four years late...

Great price on the latest release by this fine group. They started as a homage to the particular Afrobeat style that Fela Kuti pioneered, and there's still a lot of that in their sound, but this 12 piece ensemble shows their interest in expanding...

Gray-area reissue. "From 1971. A very strange 'paycheck' New, bargain price on this high-quality pirate edition of this never-reissued, very obscure title.

"From 1971. A very strange 'paycheck' project for Conny Plank and Achim Reichel's...

Extremely nice album of acoustically-based instrumental fusion. An outgrowth of the locally-based Zapotec band, this has wonderful interplay between the piano and violin work, with good guitar work as well, and nice backing on double bass and percussio...

Typical, mostly instrumental, laid-back and sunny, Brasilian fusion-samba, led by Marcos Ariel who plays Fender Rhodes and acoustic piano. Lots of laid back grooves with nice guitar, sax, bass, drums and percussion work. This is a record you play with...

Jazz as we know it today in all it's glorious and myriad forms AS WELL AS the root of much contemporary / popular music starts HERE!

"The most important musician of the century past has had a trumpet-load of retrospectives appear since...

"Electronic oratorio for 4 musicians surrounding the public and 5 video sources", I bet this is amazing to experience in the flesh. Less sure of how I feel it works as a CD alone; as has been the case with them for the last 20 years, it gets more...

"This new group is an instrumental power prog trio leaping onto the progressive scene. The project is the brainchild of guitarist/multi-instrumentalist Glenn Snelwar. Torn Between Dimensions, the band's debut recording, features Snelwar on guitar...

"Shadow Border is the second album from Dutch progressive rock band The Aurora Project. Their 2005 debut, Unspoken Words, brought them much acclaim in the worldwide progressive rock community. The band has twice been invited to perform at...

Special price while they last; this is reduced more than 50% off the regular price!

Very good bootleg sounding recording of a great show.

"Kevin Ayers: define as you please, the songs, the singer. The Whole World: organist David Bedford...

This is a 1980 release from Movieplay, reissued in a digipack and newly (2006) remastered. Released on CD for the first time! "Azabache was formed by Flaco Barral and Gustavo Ros, who departed from Azahar after their first album. With two additional mu...