Music Genres

With its new album, the brass-quintet-plus-percussionist hits a sweet spot between esoteric modern composition and easy-to-digest musical fun.

'Crashland’ is an album for those seeking to appreciate the finer details of a singer-songwriter’s work.

While The Begowatts explore various sounds, their main one is energetic, vibrant, and all out fun.

With its emotional extremes, seriousness, sadness and laughter following one another, this album is a realistic representation of life, superbly performed by Kolassa and the musicians and sensitively produced by Jensen.

‘Stealin' Thunder’ is a series of mostly rock and roll tracks interspersed with shorter acoustic numbers.

An intriguing plunge into the many sharp and woolly possibilities of the cello in the age of electronics and genre-blending.

‘Love Songs for the Rest of Us’ offers a cozy and comfortable listening experience that might ready you for a nice, long nap.

Pentagram's resurgence and growing popularity in recent years is rooted in one basic fact: They are one of the pioneers of "American" hard rock/heavy metal. And it all began with these two compilations of their earliest material, recorded between 1972-1976, now newly remastered with full lyrics, band history and some rare mixes. Basically, it is hard rock heaven.

With innocent, yet realistic lyrics and peaceful, smooth, and gentle melodies, Lambert has developed a unique and easily identifiable style.

Joseph Keckler, a bass-baritone with a three-and-a-half-octave vocal range, stretches boundaries like a psychedelic dream.