Magenta

Who the hell was Vic Gargano?This question hung in the already stale air of our Little Village office at the tail end of 2017. We were deep into the compiling of Technicolor Paradise: Rhum Rhapsodies & Other Exotic Delights when a pallet showed up in the warehouse C.O.D. Dilapidated boxes of quarter-inch tapes, 45 deadstock, DJ copies, acetates, and paper were spread across the warehouse, smelling faintly of mildew after spending the previous 40 years in a garage in Southern California. An entire world abandoned like so much trash.

Periode (1998) is the debut studio album by the Polish progressive rock band Magenta. The band, known for its intricate compositions and blend of progressive rock with symphonic and neo-progressive influences, made a significant impact on the genre with this release. Periode features lush, atmospheric melodies, complex song structures, and strong thematic elements that are hallmarks of the progressive rock genre.

The Dictionary of the Ancient Greek Language is being released in a time, beginning of the third millenium, at which the Western society and peoples, inclusive of the Greeks, are under the rule of material and hedonistic values.

The dictionary of "Biological and Medical Terms", which is considered as the most succesful reference book on biomedical terminology, has been released in a new, revised edition.

A raucous mix of femme fatales, bondage and noir, this very handsome new series is vintage risqué and kinky, and just as teasing and campy as the best burlesque. When ‘Kinky Winky’ bondage models Magenta and Lucretia hear of fellow models disappearing at an alarming rate, they volunteer to investigate, uncovering the seamy underbelly of London of the sixties. With embossed and foil stamped cover.