Fantastic Beasts The Crimes Of Grindelwald 2018 Extended 720p Brrip X264 Mkvcage

Sun Ra & His Arkestra - Discipline 99 (Out Beyond the Kingdom Of) (1974) {2018 Enterplanetary Koncepts}
FLAC (tracks) - 16bit/44kHz - Official Digital Download (tidal.com) -> 274 Mb | MP3 @320 -> 119 Mb | Cover | 5% repair rar
© 1974, 2018 Enterplanetary Koncepts / Sun Ra LLC
Jazz / Space-Age / Avant-Garde Jazz / Jazz Funk / Experimental Big Band / Progressive Jazz

On June 16, the Arkestra performed at Hunter College in New York City and the concert was recorded, possibly by the college itself (the sound quality is remarkably good). Portions were compiled by Ra for release as Out Beyond The Kingdom Of (Saturn 61674) later in the year (although some copies are titled Discipline 99) (Id.). The first thing you notice is the school has provided Sonny with a decent grand piano, and he relishes in the opportunity to tickle the ivories. “Discipline 99” is given a stately, confident reading by the band and features a long piano solo, alternating pretty harmonies with flurries of dissonant tone clusters.

Music forges strong bonds of camaraderie among its creators, performers, and listeners. Maithree: The Music of Friendship does exactly that in proposing a harmonious coexistence between players from different cultures who share a common global dream of enthusiastic diversity. As the album’s coproducer Gary Hines says: “These are more than just songs. They are a rhythmic, melodic, and harmonic convergence of many diverse souls and spirits into one expressive creation. What comes from the heart reaches the heart. The Maithree experience makes our hearts beat together as one.” Maithree, the ensemble, was formed when Nirmala Rajasekar, Indian veena virtuoso, invited some friends to play music together. With visiting South Indian drum guru Boopathi, cellist Michelle Kinney, and brothers Pat and Tim O’Keefe, this is Minnesota-grown idealism at its finest, where no barriers to musical or social concord get in the way.

Danish thrash metal veterans ARTILLERY will release their ninth studio album, "The Face Of Fear", on November 16 via Metal Blade. The follow-up to 2016's "Penalty By Perception" is ARTILLERY's third effort with the current lineup. ARTILLERY comments about the video for "The Face Of Fear": "Most of the scenes for the video were shot at Amager strand park right outside of Copenhagen. And the live scenes go back to when the band visited Japan and played at the Thrash Dominations together with EXODUS, VOIVOD and SANCTUARY. The video was shot by the band's good friend Terkel Christensen, who also did the video 'When The Magic is Gone', from the last album, 'Penalty By Perception'. The song is about dealing the end of man by himself. We create our own phobia about the destruction of the world, but remain disrespectful to the globe."

Median Project is musician Sergei Petrenko from Russia. After a long time of hard work, he present us ten amazing tracks, written by all sacred canons of classical Goa-trance. The album is dominated by cosmic special sounds that are embodied in traditions of Astral Projection, Artifact303 and other masters of the genre. You will also find two joint works with the projects Centavra Project, Atlantis and a wonderful remix of the track Artifact303 - Life Support System.