Bush - The Golden State In last fall's "Golden State," Bush takes theirold abstract style, full of heavily distorted guitar riffs, and their slow, yetfast-paced style of music, and refines it to fit the new sound that has takenmusic by storm ... Continue...
Dieselboy - projectHUMAN DJ Dieselboy is an unsurpassed drum and bass artist.Dieselboy (aka Damien Higgins), whose last release, "The 6ixthSession," sold over 80,000 copies to become the best-selling album inelectronic music history, was faced with the challenge of ... Continue...
John Tesh - Holiday Favorites With this release, John Tesh combines his best works fromall his Christmas albums and puts them on one CD. This music will surely touchthe hearts of anyone who enjoys instrumentals and is in the Christmas spirit ... Continue...
Saves the Day - Stay What You Are Saves the Day's "Stay What You Are" was one ofthe most unique albums of 2001. After moderate success with two previous albumson Vagrant Records, they finally broke through with this album ... Continue...
The Beatles - 1 I was brought up listening to The Beatles and was theonly eight-year-old around who knew all the words to almost every Beatles' song.So, I was thrilled when a couple years ago a Beatles' greatest hit collectioncame out ... Continue...
Vanessa Carlton - Be Not Nobody Vanessa Carlton has been steadily climbing the charts.Her hit "A Thousand Miles" is on her debut album, "Be NotNobody," which was released last spring ... Continue...
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