Second album from these Norwegian prog revivalists. Helike is a concept album based around the lost continent of Atlantis. Its split into two epic length tracks (would work perfectly for vinyl). The band's sound has a touch of a live in the studio q...

Interesting new ensemble from France incorporating many different influences in their music. The quintet is led by Eric Lorcey who demonstrates his proficiency on both electric and acoustic guitar. He sings in English (with a bit of an accent). The...

First album from this Italian band eschews the gothic approach although it does feature female/male co-vocalists. More towards the doom side with a nice symphonic element present.

When seven Greek charlatans get together, the musical visions that springs from their minds, can only be described as a true freakshow.

Back in late 2004 the idea of a band that could develop a theatrical attitude and combine different .

Legit reissue in mini-lp sleeve of the second album from this 70s flute led band from Italy. They still sound a lot like Jethro Tull but this isn't nearly as good as Riflessioni.

First solo album from Nevermore's vocalist finds him dialing it down a bit but still staying within the power metal realm. Frankly I think this gives Dane an opportunity to really show off what his voice is still capable of. The production is quite m...

"You like In Flames, Soilwork, Killswitch Engage, but also the mighty Machine Head or Metallica? Then check out DARK AGE. Based in THE Metal capital of the world, Hamburg / Germany, since 1995, DARK AGE have gained a lot of respect and played single s...

Thrash classic remastered with 4 live bonus tracks. Arrives in an oversized "black edition" digipak with remastered sound and 20 page booklet.

Their last album from 1991. Another one in Century Media's series of reissues of long lost classics from the defunct Combat label. New edition arrives in a oversized "black edition" digipak. Remastered and two live bonus tracks.

CD single with non album track.

Following two highly successful tours with established Progressive metalists PAIN OF SALVATION and two years of exacting work, DARK SUNS have finished their third album "Grave Human Genuine."

"Grave Human Genuine" – this unconventional title.

Pain Of Salvation started it, Opeth followed, and Steven Wilson capped it...we thought. Dark Suns continues to evolve with no two albums sounding alike. Grave Human Genuine found them moving into an avant metal/progressive rock direction. Orange now...

Outstanding Swedish progressive metal band featuring four of the five members of the defunct band Harmony. I'm a keyboard junkie and this disc is packed to the gills with laser guided synth solos, crunchy riffs, and a singer that sounds like a cross ...

Here's a cool one! Third album from this German band is gothic metal with the slightest inflection of pop that reminds me of Xandria but with a touch more crunch. New singer Stephanie Luzie shows excellent range. While they last we have limited edit...

Latest from these obscure Finnish proggers aims a bit closer than the cosmos but still manages to crush skulls. Over four lengthy tracks the band injects a bit of Finnish folk and jazz into their space rock sound. Think more in terms of Piirpauke as ...

First time on CD! Early MPS session for this great keyboardist who is still going strong. Recorded in 1967, it reads like a who's who of krautrock and fusion. Members of the septet include Jean-Luc Ponty (violin), Gerd Dudek (tenor sax, clarinet), E...

Considered by many to be the first fusion album. This kicked off Miles' electric period and what a lineup: Miles Davis (trumpet), Wayne Shorter (soprano sax), Chick Corea (electric piano), Herbie Hancock (electric piano), Joe Zawinul (organ), John McLaug

Remastered and remixed edition of the brilliant electric fusion album. John McLaughlin plays some real hair raising guitar on the title track. Herbie Hancock, Chick Corea, Dave Liebman, and Jack DeJohnette round out the lineup. Brilliant.

Totally under-rated album from the former drummer of The Nice. This was the short lived group Brian Davison put together after Keith Emerson split The Nice up. Recorded in 1970 it pretty much flew under the radar and the band broke up quickly since t...

Obscure Swedish fusion gem resurrected (surprisingly) by Lion Music. The session was original released in 1978. The quartet consists of the great Coste Apetrea on guitars, Stefan Nilsson on keyboards, Peter Sundell and drums and noted guitarist Georg...