San-Nom - SilenceArmed with a rebellious pen, San Nom draws on his influences of French song and diverts the codes of rap to deliver radical, introspective and deeply anti system music, in which Renaud rubs shoulders with Vald in a cry against the world. His first album "Silence" is a cry from the heart. Of those who intimate to the avalanches of opinions to be silent, while stealing the microphone never to return it. Did you say "paradox"? That's the word. The one

remains an evergreen in the orchestral repertoire

For a band whose legacy only continues to grow

Beethoven/ Phan/ Huang - Gods & Monsters

La Grande Chapelle would not normally dedicate two separate albums to the same musician

After successfully pitching the idea of using his second saxophone-with-strings project as a debut on alto

he had previously been a member of the Bach Collegium musicum in Leipzig and had personally experienced the old Johann Sebastian

Moribund aims to etch Ferrett into the upper echelons of hard rock and heavy metal

the band has focused since day one on writing ear-catching heavy rock that touches the very core of your soul

The Manhattan Project is materializing the World War II effort to build the atomic bomb

Roos played New Year's Rev in Borlänge and came a few years later to Peter Flack in Örebro where she participated in four reviews

While not 'punk' in the genre-labeling sense

Flute Vibes was premiered at Exeter College