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The band turns down their amps for a relatively quiet and contemplative album that's still full of emotional force.
The unheralded second jazz fusion album cut by saxophonist Clive Stevens and a cast of American and British luminaries in 1974.
Inspired by open-air sessions under a turnpike overpass, the saxophonist reunites with old friends for a deep, exploratory studio session.
Superb playing from LSO first chairs makes this double album stand out from the abundant recordings of these works.
A gorgeous, committed performance of a Vespers setting drawing on Orthodox tradition but reaching beyond.
Intriguing, rediscovered works by Price receive performances they deserve from the ORF Vienna Radio Symphony Orchestra.
Keyboard works written for pianist Greenberg include several for the harmonium, an interesting intermediary between piano and electronics.
"Recompositions" of Bach violin concertos are inspired by Max Richter's Vivaldi treatments but have a more abstract feel.
A very strong, understated recording of the Elgar cello concerto is enhanced by Frank Bridge's rarely heard Oration.
September 17, 2013
The pioneering extreme metallers first release in over a decade, Surgical Steel is an 11-track tour de force that's as visceral, inventive, and grotesque as their early work, yet infused with the dense, machine-shop precision and chrome veneer of 21st century metalcore.
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