Devicious - Black HeartAfter the success of "Phase Three", DeVicious are now back with their long awaited fourth studio album "Black Heart". After the first three CDs were released within three years, the international, German based group took advantage of the forced break caused by the pandemic and invested 137 days in the songwriting and production phase. The result: the most melodic, hardest, angriest, but still freshest and most unique album to date. DeVicious returned

(2-CD set) If John Ellison did not single-handedly move soul into funk & add a little Gospel to the mix he was certainly among the small group of inspired artists who took R&B out of the studio & formed self-contained bands to open the new & exciting era of funk

one is projected to an alternate realm

To express oneself so personally is extremely hazardous and Shostakovich does it with sublime skill

These five tracks draw on Konradsen's signature layering of organic instrumentation with atmospheric programming and foley

They were originally composed for piano four hands

McKelle draws from only one source and perhaps her greatest artistic influence

stops and time changes but with a little bit more flash and pop that on a King's X album

playful realism that beckons your body to move

A week later Hubbard returned to Van Gelder Studio with Spaulding

Sienna Thornton(Cyanide Thornton) and Mystery Guest's Caitlyn Lesiuk

” Newly remastered

"Afterglow" was the start for one of the best progressive rock bands that has emerged in the early 2000's