Brooke Combe - Dancing At The Edge Of The WorldBrooke Combe, a rising Scottish singer songwriter, delves deep into her soulful roots with her new album Dancing at the Edge of the World. This album, produced by The Corals James Skelley, marks her most authentic work yet, blending rich, emotive vocals with contemporary soul sounds. Brookes music captures the essence of heartbreak, empowerment, and self discovery, resonating with a broad audience. Dancing at the Edge of the World is a powerful

MIDDLE CLASS - Out Of Vogue

Seriously rare

from the blues tinged outlaw of The Gun Club’s ‘She’s Like Heroin to Me’ to the classic anti-anthems: ‘Live Fast Die Young’ by the Circle Jerks

in a very coming-full-circle turn

The B-Side brings us the artist’s home recordings - tracks like “Farewell Eve

from straighborward song-centric sets to blown-out improv extravaganzas

The album initially sold 40

for a series of evenings with Simone Felice

The music tries to lift us up

#1 album of Jack's storied career

which featured two complete shows from The Attic in January '63

Jazz In Silhouette is considered to be one of Sun Ra’s best albums from his Chicago period before veering off into “full-fledged explorations into the avantgrade” that characterises the recordings made in New York