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The Manges are an Italian pop punk band who formed in La Spezia in 1993. The Manges "Go Down" is the CD that is sure to save punk rock. With 14 fast, short songs, and the constant sounds of buzz-saw guitars, The Manges give more than just a nod to early Ramones… they continue in the sound with a batch of fresh songs that would put a smile on any punk rocker’s face, and become a permanent fixture in their CD player. Produced by Phillip of the Teen Idols, This CD has everything that is missing from punk music today, mainly energy, drive and power.

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Automatismism is the 2006 CD by Jens Lodén. Released by the Ajabu! label on 17 October, 2006, yes.

New York based tenor saxophonist/composer SEAMUS BLAKE is recognized as one of the finest exponents of contemporary jazz. His music is known for its sophistication, bold improvisations and “sheer swagger". John Scofield, who hired Seamus for his “Quiet Band,” called him “extraordinary, a total saxophonist.” Seamus Blake’s recent releases, Live at Smalls (Smalls Live 2010), Bellwether (Criss Cross Jazz 2009) and Live in Italy (Jazz Eyes 2009), have garnered considerable critical praise for his masterful playing, his fine compositional skills and for his facility as a leader. Live in Italy was awarded 4.5 stars in Downbeat. Described as “a knockout”, “one of the elite albums of the year” and “as exhilarating as a shot of espresso”, it is on many Top of the Year lists.

Gassa d'amante è il prossimo album in studio della cantante italiana Mina. Sarà pubblicato il 22 novembre 2024 dalla sua etichetta, la PDU. A supporto dell'album, il singolo "Buttalo via" è stato pubblicato il 1° novembre. Panoramica Il titolo del nuovo album Gassa d'amante (inglese: Bowline) si riferisce al nodo del mare e simboleggia la natura forte e allo stesso tempo facilmente districata dell'amore. L'album esplora i colpi di scena dell'amore in tutta la sua bellezza e complessità.

It's been nearly two and a half years since Lætitia Sadier teased the promise of a new album via the single "New Moon," and Rooting for Love was worth the wait. Performed in both French and English, the fifth solo album from the Stereolab frontwoman incorporates her familiar touchstones—echoes of Esquivel's winking flare, Bacharach's emotional pull, Steve Reich's deceptive simplicity. But there is also a sense of liberation on the jazzy "Who + What," with Saider's chanteuse delivery fluidly slip-sliding over and across Xavi Muñoz's mesmerizing bass.