Elly Griffiths The Lantern Men

Steve Howell and the Mighty Men continue their extended journey through the blues, roots, R&B, gospel, and pop music history with an eclectic offering of ten songs called 991/2 Won't Do. After over thirty years of making music together, and in a myriad of other settings, the musical conversation created between them results in an almost intuitive interplay. Here they have come up with a set list for this recording that combines Blues, Gospel, R&B, Roots, and Rock and Roll embracing vocal and instrumental renditions of some of their favorite tunes. Living up to their continued high standards on this release, 991/2 Won't Do provides a journey fueled by thought-provoking and moving songs played by a quartet of veteran musicians with a decidedly high level of skill, depth, and fire.

How The West Was Lost And Other Vivid Hallucinations is the 2020 album by Australia's The Marlboro Men, a group that consists of only one man. This project was self-released, which means it was made for the fans.

Been Here And Gone is another diverse set list from Steve Howell and The Mighty Men. Ranging from country blues to rhythm and blues and '60's hits to Appalachian traditional music, this collection of vocals and instrumentals is held together by the stripped-down musical conversation going on inside the playing of the band members. This group of veteran Southern journeymen find a deeply common thread in their renditions of great American music in a way seldom accented these days producing satisfying tributes to great songs and melodies. Been Here And Gone is a wonderful addition to their existing catalog of critically acclaimed music and is a first-class offering.

On this album (also available as LP – expected February) frontman Efraïm Trujillo introduces the Blueshorn - an Eb saxophone that has been especially created to reach – or in this case: preach - a bluesy, southern swampy jazz sound. Trujillo studied the subject intensely and got mastered for that at the Amsterdam Conservatory. Quite a trio, for Rob Mostert plays the pedals of his B3 organ with bare feet, the music literally comes from his toes, and drummer Chris Strik was praised in Slagwerkkrant as 'the most agile drummer in the Netherlands'. And they won an Edison (Dutch Grammy) for their album Blue in 2019. With a 20+ dates tour coming up these Preacher Men certainly deserve a loud “Hallelujah”!

Lost, way out sound from San Francisco's Mojo Men! There Goes My Mind finds the Mojo Men in full control of their high-wire blend of boy-girl vocals - They had regional, British Invasion-style hits in 1965-66, and even hit national top 40 in 1967! Abetted principally by sparkling keyboard wizardry, winsome vocals, and lavish guitars, this is your ticket to one of West Coast's best psychedelic garage bands.

The Flowerpot Men were a 1980s British electronic group featuring Ben Watkins (Juno Reactor), cellist Adam Peters (film composer), and Paul N Davies (Naked Lunch). Demon Records is proud to present ‘1984’, a new collection curated with the assistance of the band.