52 in stock
“A story of mental health and the psych ward.”
From the sonic buffet of jazz-adjacent madness: Mother Raspberry & A.R.C.'s Second Entrée explores home video rental, flavored footwear, and specialty cakes across rock, jazz, metal, and electronic stylings — fans of the Jerky Boys, take note. Their Conscious Release delivers 23 tracks of "nonsensical mindfulness" for those who prefer to meditate toward madness, while Unconscious Release reveals what sounds emerge once that mind finally opens. syn.terra's Mechanical Jazz welds pianos, horns, and upright bass with distorted synth saws, and Kharybdis takes it swampward with piano-driven industrial jazz grooves and dangling vines. David Dellacroce rounds things out with atmospheric solo guitar that sounds "like a household appliance achieving enlightenment."
Jazz releases
35 in stock
“A minimalist keyboard tribute to the romantic side of Giorgio Moroder”
25 in stock
“Four instrumental pieces using synthesized guitar sounds, in a classical-neoclassical-jazz fusion vein.”
60 in stock
“Enjoy Singer Pianist Rick Maltese's new release Rick Maltese & Friends Vol 2”
62 in stock
“What Do You Think?”
“Ambient Guitar Improvisations that include birds songs and the sounds of nature.”
8 in stock
“Klaus Heinrich lebt. Wahrscheinlich.”
60 in stock
“Atmospheric guitar, creating a mixture of modal melodies, drowsy drones, chordal consonance, and arbitrary alliteration.”
38 in stock
“Songs of life and death, of magic and the empirical, of dreaming and waking.”
“songs performed at various headlining shows on the Sidewalk stage”
43 in stock
“A collection of songs about the stresses of holiday seasons”
“When Mother Raspberry meets The Albman Brothers”