Progressive Rock

Artist: Magma Label: Seventh Records (Nova)

Artist: Magma Label: Seventh Records (Nova)

Artist: Magma Label: Seventh Records (Nova)

After the great success of the album Touchstones which entered the charts, SUBSIGNAL do not longer languish their fans and we are proud to present the live DVD! Recorded in the “7er Club” in Mannheim Record Label: Zyx/Golden Core Style: Prog Rock

Vidna Obmana Label: Projekt Records

digipack. The remastered re-release of the debut album by the short lived outfit formed in 1990 as a musical hybrid of talents comprising Clive Nolan (Arena, Pendragon, Shadowland, Caamora), Karl Groom (Threshold) and Tracy Hitchings (Landmarq). "The Key Part I: The Prophecy" (1990) is the beginning of The Key trilogy, an epic concept conceived by Clive Nolan, who also wrote all the music and lyrics. "The Prophecy" contains over an hour of thoroughly composed, well thought out, brilliantly performed music - sometimes haunting, sometimes soothing. New digipak edition - Contains over an hour of thoroughly composed, well thought out, brilliantly performed music - A musical hybrid of talents comprising Clive Nolan (Arena, Pendragon, Shadowland, Caamora), Karl Groom (Threshold) and Tracy Hitchings (Landmarq) - Unavailable for several years, the band’s debut album from 1990 - Re-release of the real progressive rock gem Style: Progressive Rock

Radio-Sinfonieorchester Stuttgart, Sir Neville Marriner

Record Label: Rise Above Style: Progressive Rock

Tearing through the speakers like a swamp monster summoned from some dark cosmic morass, Texas riffmasters Wo Fat unapologetically blast out a southern fried, blues-infused version of Psychedelic Doom, conjuring up visions of hoodoo shacks, prowling undead, hell hounds at the crossroads, Lovecraftian cultists and ghouls, and worlds beyond where the riff reigns almighty. Wo Fat rose from the deep and began their psyche-doom-adelic quest circa 2003 when guitarist Kent Stump formed the band with drummer Michael Walter and bassist TimWilson. Their goal was to create a music that is crushingly heavy, but that stays within the paradigm forged by Black Sabbath, Jimi Hendrix, ZZ Top and the other 70's greats. A music that allows for improvisational freedom, extensive jamming and interplay between the three members yet that, at the same time, allows them to crank out monolithic, fuzzed out, downtuned riffs, all the while staying true to the haunting blues that wail and moan deep within their souls. Their 2006 release, "The Gathering Dark," which was the first documented, hazy, smoke-filled trip in their ongoing Riff Quest, gave us the blueprint that they would expand upon in later albums. This blueprint was a mixture of dark, Mississippi Hill Country blues, extended acid guitar freakouts and heavierthan-Led, Sabbath-style riffing.Wo Fat took things up a notch with their next album, "Psychedelonaut"(2009) and again with 2011's "Noche del Chupacabra," continuing to offer up even weightier and more crushing riffage coupled with moments of spaced out trippiness. Both of these albums garnered much critical acclaim and helped to establish them as an up and coming force to be reckoned with in the Stoner/Doom world, with "Noche del Chupacabra" landing on a number of Top Albums of 2011 lists. Now,Wo Fat has joined the Small Stone roster and, after another psychedelic journey to the hoodoo shack, is offering up a new epic album - "The Black Code" - five hefty slabs of classicWo Fat analog fuzz, but this time, with a more sci fi related motif, full of cyber-visions of evil code, alien artifacts, doors to alternate dimensions and premonitions of digital horror. Musically,Wo Fat is continuing further down the road of melding structured, groove-laden riffing with free-wheeling open improvisation, relying on heavy interaction and communication between the three musicians to take the music to new heights of sonic heaviness. And not just a one dimensional heaviness. Heaviness in groove, sound and feel as well as riff. This is not cold, sterile, machine-like metal. This is organic, earthy metal that is full of that elusive, deep, "way back yonder" funk that is so often the missing ingredient in this digital age in which we live. No synthetic designer pharmaceutical here, but a pure, expertly cultivated, homegrown strain of Texas riffage.mean that. Recommended if you like: Tia Carrera, DixieWitch, Lo-Pan, Sons Of Otis, Jimi Hendrix, ZZ Top, Black Sabbath, Acid King, Kyuss, Tummler. Style: Psychedelic Rock

Style: World Music

Record Label: Gab Music Style: Rock

Record Label: Antithetic Records Style: Progressive Rock

AntiQua" is The third solo Album by Cris Roversi, head of Moongarden. Cris managed to have some great guests on this album, like: Aldo Tagliapietra (Le Orme) Bernardo Lanzetti (Acqua Fragile, PFM) Da Record Label: Galileo Style: Progressive Rock

"Whether masked or unmasked, Slipknot remain the most enigmatic and innovative metal band in the world. And with a live show that supersedes virtually anything else on offer, this strange collective are now threatening to release the heaviest music of the Record Label: Chrome Dreams Style: Rock / Metal

Filmed live July 9th, 2009 at the world renowned Masters Of Rock Festival in Czech Republic, in front of a massive audience of over 50.000 people, ‘One Live – Shaman & Orchestra’ it’s Shaman’s ultimate live experience. The band’s latest DVD release shows Record Label: Scarlet Style: Heavy Metal

JAGGER’S GLORY YEARS. Not always credited with such, Mick Jagger has been equally as pivotal to the Rolling Stones as his songwriting partner and band mate for almost 50 years. Indeed the differences in style, character and philosophy between Mick and Kei Record Label: Sexy Intellectual Style: Rock/Pop

Style: Progressive Rock

Record Label: Frontiers Records S.R.L. Style: Rock

Record Label: Out Here Style: Worldbeat