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**INSTANT lives between worlds, channeling cosmic energy, ancient chants, and progressive power** Formed in Toulon, southern France, in 1976, Instant emerged from the local progressive underground with a singular artistic vision inspired by the philosophical concept of Yin and Yang. Their music...
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Spacing Out is an instrumental masterpiece only ever issued in Bermuda at the turn of 1970. A mix of the band's out-there original compositions and extravagant covers of The Meters, The Temptations, Aretha Franklin and The Isley Brothers, it established this band as one of the greatest instrumental...
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We are especially pleased to rescue and present "Los Iracundos" from Uruguay. They began their musical adventures in 1958 as The Blue Kings, influenced by the rock and roll that came from US. In 1963 they performed at Parque del Plata Song Festival in Argentina where they were discovered by...
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Excellent hard-rock made in Belgium in 1971 and originally released in the Triangle label. Their sound was clearly influenced by Deep Purple or even Uriah Heep, with killer guitar all over and good use of organ.
This has been considered as a key album in the hard-rock field since the early...
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Excellent hard-rock made in Belgium in 1971 and originally released in the Triangle label. Their sound was clearly influenced by Deep Purple or even Uriah Heep, with killer guitar all over and good use of organ. This has been considered as a key album in the hard-rock field since the early...
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A piece of heavy metal history is finally coming to light.
We are proud to announce the release of a unique Iron Claw album featuring nothing but Black Sabbath covers — recordings that may well be the earliest Black Sabbath covers ever performed and documented.
The story begins on November...
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Iron Maiden hit the Palladium in New York City for a stop on their "Beast On The Road" tour. Bruce Dickinson had to ask the crowd to calm down or they wouldn’t play, seeing as the place was overpacked with fans pouring in through the fire exits. Iron Maiden is one of the most iconic and...
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Legendary Jamaican songsmith Gregory Isaacs' 1995 album 'Private Lesson' on Radiation Roots. The set includes laidback cuts 'Preacher Boy', 'Feeling Sad Tonight', Diplomatic Fool', 'She Doesn't Want Me', 'Slave Master' and many more.
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One of the most popular and high profile of Jamaican reggae vocalists, Gregory Isaacs was a rough diamond who clawed his way out of the harsh western Kingston ghetto with an instantly recognisable voice that was wonderfully emotive, expressing both his toughness and determination for betterment, as...
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A bona fide legend from the ghettos of western Kingston, Gregory Isaacs was a true reggae original whose voice is one of the greatest of the idiom. His ballads made him a favourite with the ladies, but Gregory addressed social issues with equal conviction, and tales of rude boy life were sung...
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Legendary 100 copy 1973 Prog Melancholia, a Concept Lp of deeply darksome musical meditations on a bleak break up, many consider Isolation an overlooked masterpiece. The repeated line "And now theres nothing" is a theme throughout the LP, connecting with 21st Century outsider vibes and alienated...
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Official reissue of this sought-after Canadian psychedelic hard-rock album from 1970. Formed in Toronto in the late 60s, It's All Meat (the name was taken from a dog food commercial!) soon caught the attention of influential character Jack London (frontman of pre-Steppenwolf band Jack London...
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Second issue of printed version projected from the well-known, leading psych on-line site It’s Psychedelic Baby!. This issue is focused on US psychedelic folk, with articles and interviews with artists such as Michael Yonkers, Dave Bixby, Dana Westover, Linda Perhacs, The Tree People, Gary...
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New issue of printed version projected from the well-known, leading psych on-line site “It’s psychedelic, baby!”After previous issue covering exclusively the US psychedelic folk scene, this new one covers the British Folk one, 60’s&70s, with exclusive interviews to members of acts such...
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When Ruff Draft saw its initial release in 2003, J Dilla possessed production skills on par with anyone in hip-hop - technically and creatively. “At the top of his game,” says longtime friend and collaborator, Karriem Riggins. After years of building while modestly deferring to others of both...
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The late, great J Dilla is one of the greatest hip-hop producers of all time, in part because his ear for music was so diverse and expansive. As Dilla's mother Ma Dukes explains, "He didn't come with a limited capacity, and real producers produce, produce, and produce. There are no formats for...
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Officially licensed from the group, here's a remastered LP with a download card for the entire 'Lunar Dust' sessions as bonus tracks, and sleeve notes by Aaron Milenski (co-author 'The Acid Archives'). The LP is presented in a tip-on jacket and includes a 4-page insert with never before seen...
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LaRose Jackson, who you may remember from "Luv Jones" - the 2014 party-certified smash duet with the incomparable Charles Bradley - steps into the spotlight with her funky solo debut, "How Did We Get Here". Born and raised in Coney Island, LaRose's rich timbre and assertive vocal delivery caught...
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For the first time on vinyl, this record from 1993 is now being presented on deluxe version. This album exposes JACOBITES at their purest essence with full band and high quality studio recordings, with the band delivering their top performance. An absolute must for all Nikki Sudden and Dave...
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Produced and engineered by Jah Wobble at home in his bedroom (hence the title), the album was originally released in spring 1983, showing a different side in the bass player evolution. His proper 2nd album after a major label stint with Virgin - for his debut - and the stratospheric collaborations...
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Lothar Jahn’s "February '75” single was released by the German label Sound Records in 1977. It was a very unusual record, somewhere between psychedelic, folk and Krautrock. It was reviewed thus on Discogs: “A mysterious journey through Cosmic Psych Folk Kraut, whatever you may call it....
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At the time of their first two albums - 1977‘s “In The City” and 1978’s ‘This Is The Modern World’ - Paul Weller, Bruce Foxton and Rick Buckler were frequent guests at radio sessions organized by the British public radio station. This album collects 16 performances from the period, with...
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Daptone Records presents The James Hunter Six's latest offering, With Love: a heart-shaped collection of candle-lit ballads and love songs. Plucked like so many "he loves you" petals from the vast and sumptuous garden of his Daptone Recordings, these twelve lilting melodies have been selected and...
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The James Hunter Six are back with another sublime offering of no-nonsense rhythm and blues. Recorded and produced by Bosco Mann, Nick of Time is a shining example of how a master song-smith can continually draw fresh water from a bottomless well. In addition to the uptempo, swinging R&B that...
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Within the House of Soul, the Daptone Staff is affectionately referred to as “The Hate Crew,” a name they have earned from their years of ruthless evisceration of anything which doesn’t meet their impossibly idealistic expectations. Armed with rolling eyes and barbs of sarcasm, they are the...
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“I Can Change Your Mind” b/w “Who's Fooling Who” - a one-two punch of sultry, soulful rhythm and blues. Once the needle drops you will be swept away by a guiro-kissed, mid-tempo groove, peppered with tasteful horns and a plaintive call and response vocal melody that encapsulates Hunter's...
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BJ4 is a pivotal album in the development of jazz-funk and early smooth jazz, marking a more confident and groove-oriented phase in Bob James’s career. Released in 1977, the album balances sophisticated jazz harmony with funk rhythms, helping to define the sound that would later become widely...
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This incredibly rare release predates their more widely-known second album, Mice and Rats in the Loft. This is superb psych-folk dated 1969. The Jan Dukes De Grey started out as a duo of two multi-instrumentalists, Michael Bairstow and Derek Noy, who stood midway between Tyrannosaurus Rex and...
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The 2000 full-length by British folk legend Bert Jansch, reissued on RED VINYL including a download. 'Crimson Moon' features guest appearances from Johnny Marr, Bernard Butler and many others.
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PACKAGED IN A GATEFOLD JACKET Originally released in 1970, Mr. Oil Man is an underground psychedelic rock gem and increasingly relevant and prophetic album, balancing an abrasive message of environmental consciousness with themes of utopianism. Mr. Oil Man's epic wordplay takes on the world with...
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"A Place In The Sun" is a vinyl anthology of Rubble / British Psychedelic Trip cult heroes JASON CREST, including a selection of their classic ’68-69 psychedelic singles for Philips (“Turquoise Tandem Cycle”, Black Mass”, “A Place In The Sun”, etc...) plus their unissued at the time...
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This self-titled album is a testimony of the short lived-band led by New-York drummer Ron Jefferson during his stay in Paris in the mid-60s. After a first album under his name on Pacific Jazz in 1962, the founding member of The Jazz Modes and the Les McCann trio made the trip overseas.Here, he made...
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Arriving to the world for the first time, really—beyond the ears of the deep-digging few—Dale Jenkins’ Undesirable Elements, issued privately in the Washington, D.C. area circa 1985, is a homespun effort deserving of the audience and attention it never received upon initial...
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Arriving to the world for the first time, really—beyond the ears of the deep-digging few—Dale Jenkins’ Undesirable Elements, issued privately in the Washington, D.C. area circa 1985, is a homespun effort deserving of the audience and attention it never received upon initial...
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A leading light in the thriving Chicago hip-hop scene, Mick Jenkins has solidified his reputation over the past decade, blending atmospheric vibes, thematic depth, and captivating lyricism. The talented emcee’s remarkable career has included four celebrated studio albums, widespread critical...
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Already pioneers at home under their earlier name The Churchills, the band relocated to the UK in 1971 under the guidance of a big management, changing their name to Jericho Jones and finally Jericho. Released by A&M in February 1972, the self-titled Jericho album was heavier, longer, and more...
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Born from Israel’s groundbreaking psychedelic pioneers The Churchills, Jericho Jones emerged in 1971 with Junkies, Monkeys & Donkeys - an internationally-minded leap into hard rock, proto-prog, and melodic songwriting. Recorded in a single, electrifying 24-hour session at London’s...
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Composed by Brazilian masters Tom Jobim and Billy Blanco and originally released in 1954, "Sinfonia do Rio de Janeiro" came as an early attempt to integrate jazz, classical and pop music forms into a latin soundscape. Lavish string arrangements flow between sweet choral melodies and light and...
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Recorded live at the Wiltern Theatre in Los Angeles in December 1987, this album captures bossa nova icon Antonio Carlos Jobim performing alongside special guest Gal Costa and a stellar backing band including several members of his own family. The set draws on Jobim's most beloved songbook,...
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The best lo-fi garage album from South America? Ahead of its time raw & homemade Sixties garage, jangly pop and basement psych sounds from Paraguay!Originally released in 1971 as a private pressing, “Pops de Vanguardia” by JODI contains tracks mostly written and recorded in 1969 (with some...
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The best lo-fi garage album from South America? Ahead of its time raw & homemade Sixties garage, jangly pop and basement psych sounds from Paraguay!Originally released in 1971 as a private pressing, “Pops de Vanguardia” by JODI contains tracks mostly written and recorded in 1969 (with some...
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Psychedelic garage, proto-power pop and psych-funk from Paraguay, 1969-1975!“Pop Espontáneo” includes a selection of previously unreleased recordings by Joern and Dirk Wenger’s duo JODI, registered at their state-of the-art 8-track home studio in Asunción, Paraguay. Living in their own...
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A Paraguayan musician of German origin, Joern Wenger is a true pioneer of homemade DIY recordings since the late 60s in South America.After playing with teen garage beat band Rabbits, Joern formed JODI along with his brother Dirk. Building the state-of-the-art “Jodi Experimental Studio” in the...
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Jodo was a short‑lived but powerful British hard-rock band from the early 70s with connections to Deep Purple, Green Bullfrog, Jasper, Killing Floor… Featuring the ace guitar playing of Rod Alexander plus two lead singers - one white (Bill Kimber) - one black (Earl Jordan) - their music...
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Jodo was a short‑lived but powerful British hard-rock band from the early 70s with connections to Deep Purple, Green Bullfrog, Jasper, Killing Floor… Featuring the ace guitar playing of Rod Alexander plus two lead singers - one white (Bill Kimber) - one black (Earl Jordan) - their music...
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Released in 1969, One Step On is the audacious debut of British organ-rock trio Jody Grind, led by keyboard virtuoso Tim Hinkley. The album opens with an 18-minute suite blending original compositions with a bold cover of "Paint It Black," showcasing the band's flair for extended jams and dynamic...
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Released in 1969, One Step On is the audacious debut of British organ-rock trio Jody Grind, led by keyboard virtuoso Tim Hinkley. The album opens with an 18-minute suite blending original compositions with a bold cover of "Paint It Black," showcasing the band's flair for extended jams and dynamic...
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