Bring Me the Horizon - amo2019 release, the long awaited album from Sheffield, England based rock band Bring Me the Horizon. Amo is the band's sixth studio album. The lead single from this collection is the driving rock song "Mantra". The band spent time writing and recording in Los Angeles, with members Oli Sykes and Jordan Fish handling production. What has transpired is one of their most exhilarating, genre crossing albums to date. Says Bring Me the Horizon frontman Oli

Froberger/ Moller/ Pietsch - Johann Jacob Froberger: Toccata

optimistic light that has shone through every aspect of the band since their genesis

Vesperian Sorrow has been featured on four compilation albums as well

are utterly convincing: together they push the audience's imagination to unbearable levels of tension

Most of the works were newly arranged especially for this formation

which gave the first concert and the first tours of a traditional music that was both modern and dynamic

to which the tones of clarinet and horn give a dreamlike touch of melancholy

Anonymous/ Bennet/ Nordberg - Heroines of Love & Loss

ethereal Night Thoughts was inspired by a Tang Dynasty poem

The story is told here by the experienced tenor Max René Cosotti

This album is compiled by well-known Dee Jay and face on the music scene Mark Armstrong

it was simply Tchaikovsky played wrongly