Dawn of Winter - In The Valley Of TearsExpanded two CD set. Influenced by the likes of Saint Vitus, Candlemass, Pentagram, Witchfinder General, Trouble, and (old) Black Sabbath, the roots of Dawn of Winter stretch back to the very early '90s, and their dream of playing pure and honest doom metal has not waned or changed in the slightest since then. A string of demo releases and an EP eventually led to the debut album In the Valley of Tears in 1998. This long out of print album is now re

evokes the ancient Judeo-Christian tradition of psalm recitation

Resurrected and digitally restored by the Norwegian Film institute in 2006

My Rachmaninoff - Alexander Krichel releases new album for the 150th birthday of the composer on Berlin Classics - Under the title My Rachmaninoff

The South Londoner's blood and guts spirit

stir up emotions

who recently released a critically-acclaimed Little Walter tribute CD

It's often praised for it's ability to create dense constructions out of relatively limited means: His works have been performed and recorded by such notable new-music champions as Sarah Cahill

Amidst all this background noise

That series proved to be a real milestone for the band with them becoming only the second-ever artist to achieve twelve Official UK Top 40 hits in a calendar year - at the time something that only Elvis had achieved

A-side opener "Pastel" erupts with unhinged emotion driven by discordant guitars and hyper-speed drumming

FULL PLATE presents: the 10th Anniversary edition of the debut full-length from Qwazaar & Batsauce - pressed on wax for the 1st time ever

Libyan Reggae at it's peak grooves courtesy of Benghazi-born Ahmed Ben Ali