Ivory Pianop

Luscious riff-based rock & soul with emotive vocals, layered guitar harmonies, & bombastic drum and bass. In an industry obsessed with nostalgia, throwbacks, & cliche’, Captain Ivory’s music brings a breath of fresh air to fans of rock & soul. Born and raised on hardworking Midwest ideals, the group blends the raw sentiments of Detroit indie-rock with the well-practiced style & groove of southern funk & soul.

Two laidback gems from Henry Mancini - back to back on a single SACD! Six Hours Past Sunset is moody and mellow - and perfect for late nite listening! The album has the tinkling piano of Mancini set over lush orchestrations - breezy, yet dark at the same time, outwardly simple, but filled with complex riffing and sophisticated washes of color and emotion. Warm Shade Of Ivory is lovely late nite Mancini! The album has Mr. M's tinkling piano set amidst dark moody arrangements that bank the piano in warm washes of strings and light lilting rhythms - all moving at a slow somber pace that's perfect for a summer night with the lights down low, the windows open, relaxing in a big easy chair with a drink while the breeze and the sounds of the summer waft over the room.

El fin de la búsqueda vital de Ivory está a la vista, pero ¿concluirá con una exultación o una devastación absoluta? A través de un continente primitivo e implacable ha usado su pasión y furia para combatir a monstruos y hombres que se interponían en su camino. Ahora debe volver a canalizar cada onza de furia y lujuria dentro de ella para descubrir el destino de su hijo perdido. Y la culminación final de su viaje mortal la sacudirá hasta su esencia. Jungle Fantasy: Ivory entrega la acción más madura y sin censura que se está publicando para lectores maduros.

Developed by FROM SOFTWARE, DARK SOULS™ II is the highly anticipated sequel to the gruelling 2011 breakout hit Dark Souls. The unique old-school action RPG experience captivated imaginations of gamers worldwide with incredible challenge and intense emotional reward. DARK SOULS™ II brings the franchise’s renowned obscurity & gripping gameplay innovations to both single and multiplayer experiences.

A documentary that questions the cost – and value – of higher education in the United States.

What Casa Records has achieved with the issue of Ivory Coast Soul: Afrofunk in Abidjan from 1972 to 1982, is to release a formally licensed, wide-ranging collection of obscure music by numerous artists that most of the world has never heard of, let alone encountered. These 13 tracks were collected over three years by Djamel Hammadi (aka Afro Brazilero) in a dangerous crate-digging trip through Benin, Ghana, Togo, Mali, and Senegal. He and DJ Julian LeBrun made the final selection. The music included here was painstaking transferred from vinyl. What one hears on these sides is the influence of Western funk and soul, woven through with traditional rhythms, polyrhythmns, chants, and harmonics. Singing styles on most of these tracks reflect the then-new influence of post-colonial Pan-Africansim, an era when tradition made a strong comeback and created a new musical hybrid.