Diamanda Galas - Diamanda Galás (1984)Diamanda Gals' second album is sometimes referred to as Panoptikon (the composition on the A side of the album). The album consists of two pieces: 'Panoptikon', which was inspired by Jack Henry Abbott, whose 1981 autobiographical book In the Belly of the Beast chronicled his experiences in the prison system, and '??? G???? ??? ?? ???? ? O? ???? F?????? O? ' ('Song from the Blood of Those Murdered'), a work dedicated to the political prisoners who were

later to gain him entrance to the Opéra-Comique and the Institut de France

a terrible fire ravaged the entire forest

Taking a panoramic view of these fractures and covering acts of resistance from 1967 to today Chan mixes documentary footage and fictional recreations of the past starring contemporary student protestors (many awaiting prison sentencing for speaking out)

Skip Anderson

providing the perfect showcase for the romantic flair of Emil Hartmann

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kumina and convince share similar lineage from African cultural practices

an ambitious double -albumcollection of remixed and reimagined tracks from his highly acclaimed BigMess album

Trost sees it as a mindwipe

Raphaël Faÿs has also explored gypsy swing and classical music

this 13-track LP features some of The Empress' best-loved songs from her tragically short career

the new songs are even catchier and bigger-sounding than those from his 2019 release