Here in Avalon

Music for the faerie kingdom. Collected from a twelve tribe planet. Here in Avalon, we are celebrating the dawning of the new age with this specially prepared CD compilation of music that we have discovered. The music somehow describes the world's growing cultural awareness that is emerging in the environs of the legendary Glastonbury Tor - Mount Zion - the Grail Castle. The music is a fusion of both indigenous and planetary styles and sympathetic use of modern harmonic technology, which has been gifted to humanity's musical community for this very purpose…

Midnite City return with the release of their highly anticipated fourth album "In At The Deep End". Since Midnite City hit the scene with a vengeance in 2017, they've done everything they can to be crowned the true kings of Hair Metal. The band has released three critically acclaimed albums, with their sophomore album "There Goes The Neighbourhood" being voted No. 5 on Classic Rock Magazine's Best Album of the Year and voted one of the best albums in Burrn magazine's 35-year history in Japan. Mixed by Grammy-winning producer Chris Laney (Europe, Crash Diet, Crazy Lixx), the band delivers their strongest album to date and ticks every criterion when it comes to Hair Metal in the style of the late 80s. From party rock anthems to melodic rock monsters to heartfelt power ballads, everything is represented here in abundance. Headlining tours through the UK and high-profile festivals in Europe have brought them a steadily growing fan base.

The Minstrel's Ghost is the 2012 sensation, a fabulous musical creation that has all the hallmarks of a classic prog album, where old school symphonics meet the new pristine university. American multi-instrumentalist Blake Carpenter has smartly surrounded himself with some seriously gifted players most notably Hungarian Zoltan Csorsz (still the best Flower Kings drummer ever), who positively explodes here, as well as gifted guitarist Colin Tench (of the thrilling Corvus Stone, Colin Tench Project and Bunchakeze). Others include Marco Chiappini of Gandalf's Project (a close relative in this semi-medieval-pop-prog genre) who shines on devastating organ and assorted ivories. .Bassist Troy James Martin holds it all down with muscular proficiency .And of course main man and master musician Blake Carpenter, who has really carved himself a name for himself with this magnificent opus!