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Over the last decade, a growing movement of bands have started to reclaim and reinvent aspects of the pioneering Progressive, Post-Punk and Post-Rock genres, re-establishing a desire to experiment with eclectic musical sources and cutting edge sonic possibilities. Kscope was created in 2008 to provide a home for this evolving and adventurous style of music without boundaries. The selection of tracks on Volume 6 showcases the ongoing vitality and diversity of Kscope's 'post-progressive' philosophy…

The Day Is My Enemy is the upcoming sixth studio album by British electronic music group The Prodigy. It is the follow-up to 2009's Invaders Must Die and is to be released on 30 March 2015 (and for Friday-release countries is on 27 March 2015)The first known existence of new material from The Prodigy came in 2011 when the band debuted new tracks at their live performances. The first two of these tracks were A.W.O.L. and Dogbite, with 2012 yielding a new track called Jetfighter. Howlett had reaffirmed that the new album would be "darker" in contrast to their previous releases. On May 3, 2012, the tentative album title was revealed as How To Steal A Jetfighter. On 2 July, 2014, The Prodigy announced that the album was to be re-introduced with a brand new name.

Two original albums by the Pasadena Roof Orchestra on one set, 'A Talking Picture' and 'Night Out', both of which were already recognised as inspirational works when they appeared in the late 1970s. Originating from the vinyl era, neither album has been issued on CD until now. Founded in 1969, the The Pasadena Roof Orchestra has remained a permanent fixture on the music scene since then. They perform their own music - the kind of music America was dancing to from the 1920s to the 1940s, the original 'popular music'. The old standards are still popular to this day and the timeless quality of swing is something that has not eluded superstars like Robbie Williams or Michael Bublé.