Vale - Burden Of SightOn their debut album Oakland, California's Vale channel visions of a grim future in which the world is barren and destroyed, where agents of opportunity consume everything they can get their hands on. Titled Burden Of Sight, the album can be seen as an expression of outrage felt at the pervasive exploitation and avarice that has taken root in the band's own backyard. From rampant homelessness to the overindulgences of the upper class, it's all too

'SundayAfternoon' as a whole is a direct reflection of a band comprisedof seasoned musicians

This restored and remastered reissue also includes the promotional mono mix of Have A Good Day as an added bonus

The seductively charming sound of the Baroque-era viola d'amore takes center stage in this new

a couple of short movements of outstanding clarinet repertoire by Brahms and Finzi and some delightful new compositions of their own

The first track is exclusive "Forgotten Graves"

bowed electric guitar and vast washes of overdriven sound

It was not only the audience at the premiere at the Teatro La Fenice in Habsburg-ruled Venice who understood the full import of those words

meticulous parts for your ears to explore

This release is the first joint project of the internationally renowned Leipzig vocal ensembles amarcord and Calmus

While the virtuosic ambitions of the rhapsodies are in no way inferior to the technical demands of their older sister works

Sullivan's debut

Richard Tee worked with so many superstars in the Jazz field including George Benson