Band in a Box 2024

The Ever-Lovin’ Jug Band solves complex paranormal mysteries through the power and insight of jug band music. Minnie Heart and Bill Howard have been writing and playing original and traditional jug band music together for over 10 years, touring, recording, and opening portals into alternate dimensions. Their explosive new record “Move That Thing” kicks off the second century of recorded jug playing in style. This album takes the idea of jug band music, using a one-gallon jug as a bass instrument, into new sonic territory.

"Every prog band worth their salt really should do a double album, shouldn't they?" asks Frost* frontman Jem Godfrey. This was one of the initial ideas as the band's songwriter/keyboardist/vocalist approached working on Frost*'s 5th studio album Life in the Wires due out on Oct. 14th, 2024 on InsideOutMusic.

"Every prog band worth their salt really should do a double album, shouldn't they?" asks Frost* frontman Jem Godfrey. This was one of the initial ideas as the band's songwriter/keyboardist/vocalist approached working on Frost*'s 5th studio album Life in the Wires due out on Oct. 14th, 2024 on InsideOutMusic. The album is Frost* at its most ambitious, offering nearly 90 minutes of music over 14 exquisite tracks. The album is the brainchild of Godfrey who was inspired to create the conceptual world for the album based on the group's previous release Day and Age (2021).

"Every prog band worth their salt really should do a double album, shouldn't they?" asks Frost* frontman Jem Godfrey. This was one of the initial ideas as the band's songwriter/keyboardist/vocalist approached working on Frost*'s 5th studio album Life in the Wires due out on Oct. 14th, 2024 on InsideOutMusic.

"Every prog band worth their salt really should do a double album, shouldn't they?" asks Frost* frontman Jem Godfrey. This was one of the initial ideas as the band's songwriter/keyboardist/vocalist approached working on Frost*'s 5th studio album Life in the Wires due out on Oct. 14th, 2024 on InsideOutMusic. The album is Frost* at its most ambitious, offering nearly 90 minutes of music over 14 exquisite tracks. The album is the brainchild of Godfrey who was inspired to create the conceptual world for the album based on the group's previous release Day and Age (2021).

'The Beauty and The Chaos', finds the band at their full creative tilt delivering Classic EMF, and sees the band re-united with Ralph Jezzard, who produced their worldwide hit Unbelievable and their first 2 albums (Schubert Dip and Stigma). "We produced another set of classic songs about our lives and the world in 2023 inspired by our favourite sounds from the past, present and future. We mixed together James Atkin's techno synths, Ian Dench's punk guitar, heated it to 200 degrees with Stevey Marsh and Aid Todd's groovy rock rhythms, iced it with Derry Brownson's maniacal sampling and popped it in a box of Ralph Jezzard's sonic excellence. Unwrap and enjoy!" - EMF Describing 'The Beauty and The Chaos' as "Auditory Glory and Stories" the album's themes are "perhaps bigger and more political than previous releases.

Adrian Belew, live from Paradise Theater, Boston MA, 18th July 1989. Adrian Belew should be known as versatility personified when it comes to the guitar, as a multi-instrumentalist & vocalist he is renowned for creating soundscapes that leave others in awe. Possibly known most for his role in King Crimson, Belew has also collaborated with Zappa, Bowie, and the Talking Heads, among others. Most of the material here is from 1989's Mr. Music Head, but some other King Crimson gems are found here. Homespun presents this remastered performance from the Paradise Theater on July 18, 1989, broadcast live on WBCN-FM in Boston for your listening pleasure. This archival recording illustrates why Trent Reznor described Belew as "the most awesome musician in the world" in Guitar Player magazine and shows his versatility and depth.

This is the first new album by American guitarist Jeff Coleman in three years, since 2021. The album is an all-guitar instrumental album by the talented guitarist, who has played in the progressive metal band COSMOSQUAD as well as supporting many other Japanese artists. The album features many of the rock scene's most talented musicians, including guests Chad Smith (Ds), Shane Garaas (Ds), and Jimmie Johnson (B). Jeff himself is also a highly recognized guitarist in the rock scene, as he is consistently ranked high in the rankings of popular guitarists by specialized magazines!

This is the first new album by American guitarist Jeff Coleman in three years, since 2021. The album is an all-guitar instrumental album by the talented guitarist, who has played in the progressive metal band COSMOSQUAD as well as supporting many other Japanese artists. The album features many of the rock scene's most talented musicians, including guests Chad Smith (Ds), Shane Garaas (Ds), and Jimmie Johnson (B). Jeff himself is also a highly recognized guitarist in the rock scene, as he is consistently ranked high in the rankings of popular guitarists by specialized magazines!