Robert Carl - Shake the TreeCalled "the composer with the widest range of any of his generation" by critic Kyle Gann, Carl's newest release, Shake the Tree is resonant testament to that range. This set piano works embodies his creative energy and imagination, and even though he considers himself a modest pianist, the keyboard is a playground where he can try out his most radical, whimsical and grand ideas.

Also included are a Gloria and a Te Deum

John Eccles

and Michael Stipe ('Everybody Needs A Little Sanctuary')

Takekuni Hirayoshi (Requiem

or two rare Halloween-Monster-Rock'n'Roll tracks by Spike Jones and Tyrone A'Saurus - it's worth to give it a listen

The music evolves naturally from silent and hidden to string and fertile

All the Streets Are Silent brings to life the magic of the time period and the convergence that created a style and visual language that would have an outsized and enduring cultural effect

drummer Jimmy Madison

But an evil cousin and his secret society will not allow it in the Hellfire Club (Keith Michell

and the poised antiquity of Apollon musagète encounters Le Sacre du Printemps

Triple blue colored vinyl LP pressing

Fallon Williams Fallon's on the warpath