Zelia Barbosa - Brazil: Songs of Protest"Without a country in which to live, a field to plant, a love to cherish or a voice to sing, one is dead." in Brazil: Songs of Protest, Zelia Barbosa describes the hardships of plantation workers who are exploited by the landowners; of inhabitants of the slums who leave their families for work and wait for a raise they will never receive; of people forced to abandon their homes because of drought. Backed by guitar and percussion, Barbosa turns popular

a lot of work and effort and now Marlango has a new album

in which he musically evokes colourful images of landscapes and souls

C/Rtg: NR Santa Claus Is Comin' To Town (1970)Fred Astaire narrates this Rankin/Bass stop-action animation version of the Kris Kringle legend

learning how to mix and engineer her own music

Following up on the Rock Sound and Kerrang

Plus exclusively revised artwork and lyrics for the album

Voices from the Grave (Demo) 12

Laurent Bagnard graced us with bad ass photos of the band

One Last Thing

is comprised of five versatile musicians who believe in breaking down barriers between traditional music genres and audiences

so it's fitting that we now have this recording from Hamburg

A love story between a French girl and an American doctor