The Old Ways

Secret Archives of the Vatican love genre-defying music, Dark Age primordial sounds, an ancient orient that never was, medieval echoes, dub, dubstep, DnB. Yes all of it!. Music that is sufficiently advanced is indistinguishable from magic! "This is a rare full-length album from Secret Archives of the Vatican. Escape to another time and place with us."

Secret Archives of the Vatican love genre-defying music, Dark Age primordial sounds, an ancient orient that never was, medieval echoes, dub, dubstep, DnB. Yes all of it!. Music that is sufficiently advanced is indistinguishable from magic! "This is a rare full-length album from Secret Archives of the Vatican. Escape to another time and place with us."

Secret Archives of the Vatican love genre-defying music, Dark Age primordial sounds, an ancient orient that never was, medieval echoes, dub, dubstep, DnB. Yes all of it!. Music that is sufficiently advanced is indistinguishable from magic! "This is a rare full-length album from Secret Archives of the Vatican. Escape to another time and place with us."

Chris Robinson Brotherhood is an American blues rock band formed in 2011 by Black Crowes singer Chris Robinson while The Black Crowes were on hiatus. "Barefoot In The Head" is fifth full-length studio release for the blues rock band. The album features a guest appearance from Alam Khan (the son of Ali Akbar Khan).

Alex Nicol takes us back to the old days in the bush, when booking into a country pub was likely to turn into an adventure, and when radio was the glue that held far flung communities together.

In 1984, Geffen Records sued Neil Young on the grounds that he had submitted uncharacteristic, uncommercial records to the label. By the time a settlement had been reached, Young had been on the road with a country band called the International Harvesters for over a year and recorded a revamped version of Old Ways, a 1982 recording originally rejected by Geffen that was cut in the style of Harvest and Comes a Time, but with a stronger country leaning.

Finnish composer, arranger and keyboard player Juha Kujanpää working in the area between jazz, rock, world and theatre has announced the release of his new instrumental album Old Ways, New Ways. The album was recorded between 2019-22, and will be released via Kuu Records on 9 November 2022.