Faust - The Faust TapesVinyl LP pressing. Originally released in 1973. There's something perversely fabulous about the thought of this warped masterwork wandering into 60,000 unsuspecting British homes in 1973. Faust's second and a half album hit the shops to celebrate their signing to the nascent Virgin Records, who were looking to take advantage of the zeitgeist for German music at that time. Undeterred by the fact the band's unwillingness to engage with the commercial

This 69-track 3-CD collection brings together a significant proportion of her recordings during the primary era of her career

Sacrementum

I always thought if we ever got to make nine albums

Widescreen

Klaus Huber

Brennan said he knew

The Greek soprano Fanie Antonelou and German pianist Kerstin Mörk here join forces in an exciting project

" --Barry Brenesal

Gibraltar Drakus is one of the most enduring and enigmatic of the artists who helped transform bikutsi into a beautifully endless fabric of triplet rhythms that eventually reached ears around the world

The 41 Caprices he wrote for viola and the 7 Divertimenti for solo violin are still in use today

and Rodrigo Recabarren on drums

The title includes both constant repertoire of boys choir