Rod Demick / Herbie Armstrong - Little Willie RambleDigitally remastered and expanded edition of this 1971 album. Demick & Armstrong have a history going back to their time in the Wheels, a mid 60's Belfast contemporary of Them. Entirely self penned the album is full of great R&B guitar riffs and rhythms, emboldened with soulful backing vocals from Kay Garner and Sue & Sunny. Bonus tracks are the 1971 non LP single 'If I Ever Get to You' 'Girl', and the B side of a preceding single the duo released via

BREATHLESS' sadly only album from 1985 is pure metal magic: unhinged

Wordless female vocals drift in and out while 'electronic beats' - guitarnoise softened by semi-lo-fi production - occasionally interrupt a wash of guitar

and Dan Feiszli throughout the album

Latin and ancient Greek) to represent the whole world before the mystery of human suffering

Il Viaggio a Reims (1825)

'and all the days were purple' sets Yiddish and English poems to music in a song cycle that seeks out the divine while reflecting on the longing

making garments

This compilation reveals the last 70 years of American culture beginning with the Beat era in the post-war Forties and Fifties

Ray Russell bridges musical worlds on Now

arranging them especially for these singers

they show a great many more sides to their songwriting without losing their unique signature sound

Powerhouse acoustic duo Rob Ickes (Dobro) and Trey Hensley (guitar) move beyond the acoustic-centric sound of their previous two releases on WORLD FULL OF BLUES