Hollis Brown - In The AftermathHollis Brown's latest album, In The Aftermath, is the deliciously depraved outcome of an all night rock n' roll riot. The Queens, New York based quintet escaped to the Poconos to record with a few handles of whiskey, and, in one 24 hour session, ran down the Stone's seminal first album of all originals, 1966's Aftermath. Tracked live in the studio with minimal overdubs, In The Aftermath is potent proof the five piece group is one of the last great

and an entertaining showcase for that distinctive approach

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dedicated to the great violinist Oleg Kagan (1946-1990)

each punctuating the high-octane Neo-noir narrative with instantly memorable monologues that capture a now-distant era in Hong Kong history

by Richard Wagner

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an auto-fiction document of a woman losing her hearing

The Supremes "Reflections" & "Love Is Here & Now You're Gone"

turning his back on any bombast which was considered "Teutonic"

The archive of the Ebony Band's information and discovered ensemble works of over 125 composers will be transferred to the Netherlands Music Institute in The Hague

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theory and composition at the conservatoire in Valencia