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Crimson Gold presents M People ‘Gold’, the only M People compilation you’ll ever need. M People became one of the worlds biggest dance and pop groups from the 1990s, selling more than 11 million records, 2 Brit Awards and a Mercury Prize. Featuring the unmistakable voice of Heather Small joining Paul Heard, Shovell and founder Mike Pickering. This 3CD collection is a definitive career spanning set including famous remixes and dance tracks. The ‘Gold’ collection includes 42 tracks, including all their 20 top 40 singles. CD1 includes 9 of their top 10 singles; ‘Moving On Up’, ‘One Night In Heaven’, ‘Sight For Sore Eyes’, ‘Search For A Hero’, ‘Just For You’. CD2 includes further favourites ‘Renaissance’ and ‘Natural Thing’. CD 3 features remixes and club mixes.

Fantasy writer/art rock visionary Michael Moorcock teams up with Don Falcone’s space rock collective Spirits Burning for an epic new album!
Moorcock has been named one of the 50 greatest British writers since 1945 and his unique talents have been applied to not just literary works but to the rock world contributing to bands such as Hawkwind, Blue Öyster Cult and his own projects as well. This album includes performances by BÖC members Albert Bouchard, Donald ‘Buck Dharma’ Roeser, Eric Bloom, and Joe Bouchard, Hawkwind associates Harvey Bainbridge, Steve Bemand, and Bridget Wishart plus Nektar’s Ron Howden, The Strawb’s Chas Cronk, and lots more.

The masters of progressive rock return for their darkest and possibly most thrilling album to date! 13 haunting original tracks featuring the likes of Billy Idol axeman Steve Stevens, Deep Purple legend Steve Morse, King Crimson violinist David Cross, GnR guitarist Ron "Bumblefoot" Thal, and The Moody Blues's Patrick Moraz plus members of Weather Report, Utopia, Angel, Soft Machine, Gong and more! Once again, famed Yes bassist and producer Billy Sherwood leads this supergroup, writing all of the songs and directing the superb performances from each contributor!

Robert Fripp (King Crimson) is working with Jeff Fayman, Bill Forth and Bill Rieflin (Ministry). Apparently this album arose as a result of Forth and Fayman wanting to expand on industrial music. What better way to accomplish this than to have pioneer music experimentalist Robert Fripp and contemporary industrialist Bill Rieflin on the album? Fripp contributes a great deal in terms of Soundscapes, which complement Fayman's keyboard work well. Mixing psychedelia, industrial and cyber - pop and asking the question - If you had only Ten Seconds what would you listen to?

The 1980s new wave movement introduced a large number of stylish, artful bands from the U.K. and Europe to American audiences, but the opposite was also true, and Cock Robin were one act from the U.S. that found a larger and more loyal audience outside their homeland. While "When Your Heart Is Weak" was a modest hit in the U.S. in 1985, the single fared better overseas, and over the next five years, Cock Robin would enjoy consistent success in France, as well as in Italy, Germany, Belgium, and the Netherlands, while attracting only a cult following in their homeland. Cock Robin was formed in 1982 by Arizona-born Peter Kingsbery, who was establishing a career as a tunesmith in Los Angeles when he relocated to San Francisco and formed the group.