New Arrivals - Music & Films

Music CD Anomalie: Tranceformation LTD, limited edition bonus track ed.

Music CD Seven years, not in Tibet, but waiting for a reissue: "The Buddha Of Suburbia" is back. We are talking about the DAVID BOWIE album of the same name, which has finally been reissued after seven years – and will hopefully now achieve the status this work deserves. However, the story behind it is rather complicated. Based on the semi-autobiographical bestseller of the same name by British writer of Indian origin Hanif Kureishi, the BBC filmed a mini-series to which DAVID BOWIE contributed several pieces of film music. More or less alongside the TV broadcast, he released an album under the same title, which was classified as a soundtrack – probably due to the media campaign surrounding the book and film – but this is completely incorrect.

Music CD Laurel: Dogviolet DIGI, Digipack.

Music CD Rita Coolidge: The Lady's Not For Sale/Fall Into Spring/It's Only Love.

Music CD Various: Paddington: The Musical Original Cast Recording.

Music CD Soul Demise: Against The Abyss.

Music CD Steve Wilson Quintet: Enduring Sonance.

Music CD Reinhard Lakomy: Zwischen der Stille – electronics.

Music CD Pouya: Blood was never thick as water.

Music CD Melechesh: Djinn LTD, limited edition.

Music CD Diabolic: City of the Dead.

Music CD Giuseppe Verdi: Aida.

Music CD Andrea Motis: Feeling Good.

Music CD The Slackers: Don't Let The Sunlight Fool Ya.

Music CD John Coltrane's Impressions from 1963 is an album that showcases the saxophonist's incredible improvisational skills. Coltrane's playing is emotional and passionate, making the album a must-listen for any jazz fan.