Infinity 2022

My new album 'The Generator of All Infinity' is an instrumental concept album of sorts; fusing ambient space rock with 1970s UFO cult aesthetics.The album brings to a close a trilogy that began in 2017 with my album 'Space' followed by 'Eternal' in 2019. ‘The Generator of All Infinity’ returns to me to the moment in 1997 when I quit my indie rock band and started All India Radio, leaving distorted guitars behind. For better or worse I’ve now come full circle and re-embraced the sound I’d fallen out of love with.The cover art by Jesse Jacobi aka Pit of Bones masterfully channels a Hawkwind meets doom metal vibe which suits the music just fine.The album also marks the first time I've used an outside producer 17 years. Handing over your baby is a scary prospect but Joe Haley nailed it!

Zero and infinity. These seemingly opposite, obvious and indispensable concepts are relatively recent human inventions. Discover the surprising story of how these key concepts that revolutionized mathematics came to be—not just once, but over and over again as different cultures invented and re-invented them across thousands of years.

Holiday For Soul Dance is an album by the American jazz musician Sun Ra and his Intergalactic Arkestra recorded in Chicago, mid-1960 and originally released on his own Saturn label in 1970.

Perfect for the 20th anniversary of the band: The EPICA highlight "We Still Take You With Us - The Early Years" will be released as a CD Boxset, incl. "The Phantom Agony", "We Will Take You With Us", "Consign To Oblivion" and "The Score 2.0" on a total of 6-CDs.

Perfect for the 20th anniversary of the band: The EPICA highlight "We Still Take You With Us - The Early Years" will be released as a CD Boxset, incl. "The Phantom Agony", "We Will Take You With Us", "Consign To Oblivion" and "The Score 2.0" on a total of 6-CDs.

There are melodies that accompany us for a lifetime. You twist and turn them, they can inspire, give hope or comfort. For Johann Sebastian Bach [1685-1750] it was a simple hymn: O head full of blood and wounds. He used this melody again and again, in various settings, in some of his greatest works such as the Christmas Oratorio or the St Matthew Passion.

Perfect for the 20th anniversary of the band: The EPICA highlight "We Still Take You With Us - The Early Years" will be released as a CD Boxset, incl. "The Phantom Agony", "We Will Take You With Us", "Consign To Oblivion" and "The Score 2.0" on a total of 6-CDs.

Holiday For Soul Dance is as close to the jazz mainstream as any Sun Ra album. A rarity in that it contains no original compositions by the leader, Holiday offers seven Tin Pan Alley standards (two by Gershwin), as well as a new work ("Dorothy's Dance") by Arkestra trumpeter Phil Cohran.
Compiled from recordings made in Chicago around July 1960, it was released on Saturn a decade later. The album title, in fact, was configured from words plucked from the track listing. The release was one of five to include songs captured in a marathon 1960 recording session at RCA Studios (and/or possibly Hall Recording) before Sunny's departure for New York. Like most of these delayed releases, Holiday for Soul Dance was less a planned album than a collection of songs that fit thematically.

Choral music has always been a constant thread throughout the compositional development of Rhona Clarke (b. 1958). The works on this album range over a thirty year period and demonstrate the increasing individuality of her work, though rooted in the choral tradition of Ireland and Britain.