When news surfaced in 1995 that Alan Wilder had departed Depeche Mode to concentrate on his solo project Recoil, the immediate concern among fans was whether the band would be able to hit past heights again. Though Wilder's profile was always much lesser than that of Martin Gore and David Gahan - and almost even that of Andy Fletcher, whose nonperformance live has always been a running joke in the fan community and who freely admits to generally being around merely to maintain a vibe with his childhood friend Gore - his capability at arranging the songs over the years gave the band its increasingly distinct, unique edge…

Somewhere in Toronto there is Brandon Bak (guitar, vocals), Tobin Hopwood (guitar), Patrick Lefler (bass) and Bradley Thibodeau (drums) who came together to form the fuzz band Possum. When they released their first two tracks ‘The Hills Part1’ and ‘The Hills Part 2’ it was pretty clear we dealt with a band ready to take the world on with their versatile psych sound. A healthy dose of kraut, fuzz, psych and jazz mixed for maximum pleasure. They recorded their upcoming album ‘Space Grade Assembly’ themselves and will be released June 21 on Garment District Records. Now it is time for two of their new tracks called ‘Worms Hollow Part 1’ and ‘Worms Hollow Part 2’. Tune in and you will understand why this will be one hell of an album.

Spice Up Your Life is the 1997 single by British quintet the Spice Girls. This was the first single from their album Spiceworld, which was also the soundtrack to the film of the same name. This was released by Virgin Records.

Too Much is the 1997 single by British quintet the Spice Girls. This was their second single from their second album Spiceworld and this gathers the second CD5 from the UK and the US CD5 for them, both which share a few songs but each having something the other doesn't. This was released by Virgin Records.

Stop is the 1998 single by British quintet The Spice Girls. This is the third single from their second album Spiceworld and features a number of remixes and live cuts, including their duet with Luther Vandross performing a cover of McFadden & Whitehead's "Ain't No Stoppin' Us Now". This includes both UK CD5's plus one of the American CD5's, which features a remix dub not found on the UK singles. THis was released by Virgin.

Jolly is a US based band based in New York City, consisting of Anadale (guitars, vocals), Anthony Rondione (bass, vocals), Joe Reilly (keyboards, samples) and Louis Abramson (drums). Their musical influences are widespread, with as diverse acts as Depeche Mode, Mike Patton and Tool as examples. The band's stated vision is to create music that intrigues avid listeners without compromising accessibility. In September 2008 their first effort was released, a demo EP named The Revolutionary Cult. A few month later they hooked up with Galileo Records and Progrock Records, who issued their debut album Forty-Six Minutes, Twelve Seconds of Music in late July 2009.

Queensrÿche started as The Mob in 1981, by guitarist Michael Wilton, drummer Scott Rockenfield, guitarist Chris DeGarmo and bassist Eddie Jackson. Without a singer, they recruited Geoff Tate to sing for them at a local rock festival. At the time, Tate was in another band called Babylon. After Babylon broke up, Tate performed a few shows with The Mob, but left the group. In 1981, The Mob put together sufficient funds to record a demo tape. Once again they asked Tate, who was in another band Myth, to do the vocals and they recorded four songs “Queen of the Reich”, “Nightrider”, “Blinded”, and “The Lady Wore Black”…

Formed in 2009 as a solo vehicle for Sydney-based singer/songwriter Dave Hosking, Boy & Bear specializes in evocative and heartfelt indie folk-rock in the vein of contemporaries like Fleet Foxes, Bombay Bicycle Club, and Mumford & Sons. Rounded out by guitarist Killian Gavin, bass player Dave Symes, and brothers Tim (drums) and Jon Hart (mandolin, keyboards), the Aussie quintet inked a record deal with Island Records on the strength of its independently released first single, "Mexican Mavis." The group's debut EP, With Emperor Antarctica, dropped in early 2010, followed in 2011 by Boy & Bear's debut long-player, Moonfire, which went platinum in their native Australia. The band's sophomore outing, 2013's Harlequin Dream, would go gold.

4CD / 80 track set exploring the independent side of the UK’s post-punk synth-pop boom.

This is the second of four volumes of the complete recorded output of Def Leppard available as both a 10-LP, 180gm vinyl box and a limited edition 7-CD set featuring all the recordings from the band in the 1990’s with their original packaging. The albums were re-mastered by Ronan McHugh at Joe’s Garage and cut by Greg Moore.

The Art Of Improvisation, Moffett showcases his extraordinary virtuosity on the upright bass - creating his own universe of singular sounds through innovative bowing techniques and electronic manipulation - while seamlessly switch hitting to fretless electric bass and electric piccolo bass, both of which he plays to beautiful melodic and rhythmic effect.

Despite the presence of a pair of ballads – one of them ("New Horizons") by Justin Hayward the latter's most romantic number since "Nights in White Satin" – Seventh Sojourn was notable at the time of its release for showing the hardest-rocking sound this band had ever produced on record. It's all relative, of course, compared to their prior work…

Coming together in the early nineties, the slightly oddly titled Graffity's Window is the band's third full release, following on from 1998's The Dawn Of Time and the more recent From Dusk which was released four years ago. In terms of style Shades Of Dawn bring together elements of Eloy, Camel and Floyd, along with a generous helping of early Fish era Marillion.

It's difficult to listen to Detroit's Rockets without sensing tragedy, nodding mostly to its singer Dave Gilbert, a guy gifted with sexual tension and a voice tailored for '70s FM radio, but who drank himself out of stardom, and later, into the grave. And as much as Gilbert was troubled - adding the booze, coke and attendant rock star life - guitar hero Jimmy McCarty and drummer-songwriter Johnny "Bee" Badanjek (both alums of Mitch Rider & the Detroit Wheels) were a musical force to be reckoned with. That confliction was palpable - and ultimately the band's demise - but when the tension worked, when the sparks flew, the band was on…

Beautiful Balearic Chillout, Lounge and Easy Listening Music for total relaxation and joy. Chillout Your Mind from the Island of Formentera!