Jo Schornikow - Altar (clear)Jo Schornikow's new album ALTAR is the perfect counterweight to 2019's Secret Weapon. While that album was bare and scrappy bedroom folk, this new album is a joyful announcement of synthy indie pop. From Melbourne, Australia, Jo's first job at 17 was as a church organist, a job she's picked up again now in Nashville, where she lives with her husband Matthew Houck of Phosphorescent and their two children. She's played keyboard in that band for over 8

are brought to life in Bo Holten's and Eva Sommestad Holten's music drama

GREGG EDELMAN

ghosts appear gloomy

Population III picks up where Holden's 1969 solo debut left off

and satirist as scandal

these Mercury recordings were made in New York and London during the autumn of Szigeti's career

The 1700 Joseph Tisseran harpsichord

shimmering collection of songs which tell evocative tales of loneliness and longing

Flight was formed in 1971 in the Michigan town of Grayling by Phil Stancil and Doug Slater

and numerous music festivals in the world

Catoire's work still followed the artistic ideals of Russia and not the new culture of the Soviet Republic

Moholo/ Crispell/ Moholo/ Crispell - Sibanye (We Are One)