Christopher Wilkins - Milken Archive of American Jewish Music: Symphony - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

These WORLD PREMIERE RECORDINGS will appeal to all lovers of orchestral tone poems in the Romantic and modernist traditions. Avshalomov' delightful miniatures shimmer with colors akin to Rimsky-Korsakov and Far Eastern music.

Loud Graves emerges from the heart of the Bay Area punk scene with their explosive self-titled debut album, a record that delivers high-energy melodies, raw emotion, and anthemic hooks. Bringing together Bay Area punk rock veterans for a powerful first including members of Tsunami Bomb, The Hammerbombs, and The Applicators. The band delivers a tight, high-energy record that blends classic punk with melodic hooks. The album balances fast, driving rhythms with dynamic songwriting, delivering a sound that feels both immediate and intentional. Rooted in punk's DIY ethos, Loud Graves reflects the band's collective passion and solid musicianship without unnecessary frills. Each track showcases their ability to craft engaging, memorable songs while maintaining the raw energy that defines their style. The album captures the raw energy of fast-paced punk rock, with a sound rooted in punk's DIY spirit, Loud Graves is a solid debut that reflects the experience, passion and songwriting skills of it's members.A debut that speaks for itself FFO Tilt, Dance Hall Crashers, Tsunami Bomb.

The Mirror, a play by Isaac Bashevis Singer, explores the interior life of a Jewish woman living in a small eastern European town. The surrealistic plot mixes themes of sexual repression and fantasy, presided over by a demon who haunts the woman' mirror.