Woody Herman - At Peacock Lane - VINYL LP

Ole Børud is a Norwegian songwriter, singer and musician. The son of Arnold Børud, Ole was a popular and well-traveled child and part of a family artists in the Christian music scene such as the group Børudgjengen and later with the Arnold B family. In the 1990s, Børud became a member of metal bands Schaliach and Extol. He was then featured on several recordings and tours with the latter before 2004 when he decided to put metal on the shelf and move back to his musical roots in soul, funk and pop. In addition to his solo career Børud has participated as a singer and guitarist on several albums and TV shows. He has also toured with the Norwegian artists Sofian, Torun Eriksen and Oslo Gospel Choir amongst many others. Soul Letters is his newest .

With the of 'Faust Demonica', NORMANS present their most refined work to date. The record emphasizes clarity, precision, and atmosphere, pairing polished electronic production with a darker melodic discipline while maintaining the project's core intensity. Supported by stark visual presentation, NORMANS explore control, latent fear, and psychological pressure, favoring structure and tension over conventional . FFO Depeche Mode, Soft Kill, Killing Joke, Peter Murphy, The KVB

Double vinyl LP set pressed at 45rpm. The legendary album by IN+OUT from 1989, remastered from the original recordings in a 45rpm 2 LP Audiophile Deluxe Edition. This album, recorded during a month-long European tour in 1987, captures Woody in peak form playing with a spirit and a sense of adventure that identify him as a jazz giant. Woody calls the trumpet Inchthe prince of all the hornsInch. Woody is the king of all the trumpet players. Nobody around plays with such a big, round, ravishing sound - a sound which could easily fool you into thinking that you are listening to a flugelhorn. Woody's musical asociates on this album are Alex Deutsch, a young drummer from Austria who has worked in Europe with many American jazz stars and who, at the time of writing, is studying at the Berklee School in Boston; Neil Swainson, a highly gifted bassist from Toronto who has worked with Pat La Barbera and Peter Leitch but is perhaps best known for his superb collaboration with George Shearing; and Fred Henke, a pianist from Montreal whose credits include backing Clifford Jordan, Steve Grossman and Junior Cock.