Dimesland - Psychogenic AtrophyAppearing at the end of 2014 as a self released digital only title, Dimesland's Psychogenic Atrophy was met with little fanfare, yet made an immediate and powerful impression upon those who heard it. Described by Invisible Oranges as a "sonic nightmare of thrash that blends instrumental ability with the progressive stabs of Dimension Hatross era Voivod" and landing on numerous end of year best of lists, Psychogenic Atrophy flattened just about

David Lang and Julia Wolfe

Mirren Kessling's cover - featuring a nude Fauness with shiny latex gloves and thigh-highs

The 24 preludes for cello solo by Mieczyslaw Weinberg have a particular history

with an album of arrangements as imaginatively conceived and as stylishly executed as Volume 1 (94296)

Coltrane (tenor sax) is flanked here by essentially two different trios

Robert Murray and Gabor Bretz

TORCHWOOD) also returns and we meet River Song (Alex Kingston

Rademann/ Fritz/ Krause - Symphoniae Sacrae I

This release in Bear Family's 'Destination' series deals with the unexplainable

composer and librettist

Masters set out to create an entire project of his own thematic material

His Franz Liszt Academy classmate