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

The program closes with two fantasies on music from Bellini's operas: I Capaletti e Montecchi

the short -lived 'Punk Pathetique' of Splodgenessabounds to the Hardcore punk of Discharge and G

Drottningholm Baroque Ensemble

with decoded meaning of the text

known especially for her interpretation of Baroque music

Almost nothing survives of his life and work

The track was inspired by Japanese master Aoki Hiroyuki and the special practice he developed in order to connect to nature

and expanded production ideas that felt slightly more contemporary

that blending of the organic and electronic elements

a unique achievement

which is the result of the artistic (as well as personal) friendship of both musicians

our US cousins having to do without it