Counts - What's Up Front That-CountsIn 1971, after dropping "Fabulous" from their moniker, The Counts delivered their first full length platter for Westbound Records. What's Up Front That Counts is indisputably one of the funkiest albums of all time. The conga led grooves, impassioned vocals and strutting in the pocket arrangements are as infectious as they are groovy. The release of this funk classic marks the second installment in Org Music's Westbound Records reissue series, complete

this vanguard work of what Morin would term cinima veriti is a brilliantly conceived and realized sociopolitical diagnosis of the early sixties in France

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in continuation of the Harmoniemusik tradition

The Mighty Mighty Bosstones

Awakening / Pandora's Box 6

Nebraskan Dereck Higgins takes equal parts Kraftwerk

"Solitude" is their first time appearing together on a song

Spirit Halloween is big news these days

works for piano

London-based pianist Indre Petrauskaite makes her AVIE label debut with a selection of Mozart's piano works with a twist: she uniquely brings together the composer's solo keyboard works written in minor keys

The hushed sense of revelation that brackets "There is Something" refers to the feeling of walking into a room and being subconsciously aware of the dynamic present

Shamir's music is based almost entirely in a hyper-specific