Smother Earth
Emerging from the post-punk band Sad Lovers & Giants, The Snake Corps developed a sound that married dark, melodic atmospheres with sharp guitar lines ... continue reading
Nuts & Bolts
In 1983, Richard Barone and James Mastro of The Bongos, taking a break after an extensive U.S. tour that produced a batch of new songs written in hotel rooms, planes, and ... continue reading
Flesh on Flesh
“A cult classic of the underground scene, The Snake Corps deserves a place in the post-punk pantheon.” — Post-Punk.com “A shimmering, emotional wall of ... continue reading
Art in America
No conversation about 1980s progressive rock would be complete without the mention of Art in America. Their first album, Art in America, was produced ... continue reading
Glad To Be Alive: Live In Nottingham 1986 (The Complete Concert)
Recorded live at Nottingham’s Rock City on March 17, 1986, Glad To Be Alive was originally issued as a limited edition 8-song bonus album ... continue reading
The Bridge
This album features what has always been my first love, the Piano. It consists mainly of piano improvisations. The remaining pieces while having some ... continue reading
Scuba Divers (Blueprint Edition)
Dwight Twilley’s second solo album had a protracted birth. Recording sessions began in 1978 for an album to be titled Blueprint and planned for ... continue reading
Seasons
Classic-era Kayak singer/drummer Max Werner scored a solo hit single that eclipsed his decade-long stint with the band when he released “Rain in May” ... continue reading
Jungle (40th Anniversary Edition)
First time on CD worldwide! Includes 6 bonus tracks, 4 previously unreleased. Jungle is Dwight Twilley’s most successful album, reaching the Top 40 and ... continue reading
It Hurts to Be in Love
Dan Hartman’s restless artistry took yet another twist with 1981’s It Hurts To Be In Love, which plays as a tribute to classic Brill ... continue reading