are growing in its legendary districts where you can find the most exclusive clubs, hotels and restaurants. The selection on Disc One (Day) presents a mix on new sounds covering the multiple cultures populating the big apple: Caribbean-hot rhythms flowing into a Reggae-Dub mood represented here by The Quantic Soul Orchestra, Pacha Massive, Winston McAnuff, Nickodemus, Llorca, Club Des Bellagus and Radio Citizen ending up with an indie-rock ballad played by The Stars. Disc Two (Night) keeps offering some of the top sexy and soulful House tracks played in the coolest clubs for 70 minutes of pure rhythm with the likes of Martin Solveig, Dennis Ferrer, Osunlade, Quentin Harris, Barbara Tucker, Copyright and many more. Energy.  (less)

Scenes. It Has Flourished in Clubs Since the Turn of the Century Primarily in the Industrial Music Center of Detroit and New York. This Compilation Regroups the Best Up and Coming European Bands Like Atomizer and Kissogram; UK Indie Rock Leaders Whitey and Kinky Disco; Number One Euro Club Singles Charters Like Roman Flugel "Geht's Noch", Spektrum "Kinda New" and a Chicks on Speed Version of Malaria's "Kaltes Klares Wasser".  (less)

is the forum for singer/songwriter Brad Surovec. On their Smokehouse label debut, Brad and his bandmates take the listener through a musical adventure that offers both soft acoustic excursions and intricate, electric-driven joy rides. The CD's message is singularly one of hope and redemption and the tracks "Tell Me" and "I Will Give You Rest" exemplify that in a contemporary, radio-friendly fashion. At times showing influences that include artists like Yes and Genesis, Brad's song structures are at the same time familiar and refreshing. It is his vocal presence, however, that takes this recording to a level of prominence. The distinctive quality he possesses is enhanced by the stories that he presents with all of his heart. If ...  (less)

the Finnish charts for three week. Michael Monroe, the bands enigmatic front man comments of the new CD "The new Hanoi Rocks album redefines the Hanoi sound in this day and age in the best possible way. In the fashion of 'All killers, no Fillers' this album is a great show of strength for Hanoi Rocks!!" Demolition.  (less)

CAFE and Maru Music and An Cafe are proud to announce the release GOKU-TAMA ROCK CAFE. This is the latest album from the Harajuku-kei band AN CAFE. Their name comes from the shortened version of the word Antique Café. Harajuku-kei is a sub-genre of the Visual-kei scene, the the distinction being the emphases on the colorful playful fashion of the famous Harajuku shopping area of Tokyo. AN CAFE is a Japanese Visual-kei rock band featuring the talents of miku (vocals), takuya (guitar), kanon (bass), yu-ki (keyboard) and teruki (drums). The band was formed in 2003 by original members miku, kanon, and bou, soon to be followed by teruki a few months later. When Bou left the band in April 2007 to pursue a solo career, they welcomed new members, takuya and yu-ki, thus becoming a quint...  (less)

comments of the new CD "The new Hanoi Rocks album redefines the Hanoi sound in this day and age in the best possible way. In the fashion of 'All killers, no Fillers' this album is a great show of strength for Hanoi Rocks!!" Demolition. 13 tracks.  (less)

of The Bee Gees in true fashion but has given them an infectious groove with a Metal sound that has riffs catchy enough to pop your socks off. The eight piece band is fronted by Barry Glibb, (vocals, guitars, piano) Mo'royce Peterson (vocals, guitars) and Robin Gibbens (vocals, cowbell, tambourine and gong). Round.  (less)

comments of the new CD "The new Hanoi Rocks album redefines the Hanoi sound in this day and age in the best possible way. In the fashion of 'All killers, no Fillers' this album is a great show of strength for Hanoi Rocks!!" Demolition.  (less)

where Bob Dylan left off and combined folk and rock in an aggressive, in-your-face fashion). One artist Lach often crossed paths with was Kirk Kelly, a Greenwich Village resident who showed a lot of promise on New City. Making a valuable contribution to anti-folk, the singer, songwriter and acoustic guitarist brings a lot of bite to such politically charged protest songs as "Hooray, We Won the War," "Book Burning" and "Joe Doherty." On "Service Economy," he angrily laments the victimization of blue-collar workers in the 1990s, when many of those who had once held high-paying manufacturing jobs found themselves working for chump change at McDonald's. The folk-rocker's passionate vocals clearly owe a sizable debt to Dylan, but he shows that he's quite...  (less)

funny and oddly touching, Fashion For The Evildoer delivers a batch of strong tunes. Until this album, you never realized how much you need harpsichord! All served up with the fresh-faced, boys-next-door persona that has the girls, and quite a few boys, swooning at the clubs, Fashion For The Evildoer will keep the synapses triggering for hours of pleasure.  (less)