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Vinyl reissues expose a new generation of fans to the great music that forms the basis of much of today's music. And the labels behind them are committed to making the new pressings sound as good as they possibly can.

Bluesville Records celebrates America's bedrock music genre with release of its first two audiophile quality vinyl reissues on June 7, 2024.

Craft Recordings proudly announces the launch of Bluesville Records—a new reissue series that celebrates America’s bedrock music genre, as well as the trailblazing musicians that contributed to its rich traditions. Inspired by the original Bluesville imprint (launched by Prestige Records in 1959 to preserve the hallowed genre and capture its most important living figures), the series is intended to appeal to blues enthusiasts of all levels—from casual fans who are eager to learn more to lo...

One small step for SX, one giant step for independent filmmakers. Head to SXSW Film & TV Festival for more futuristic films and fandoms.

An eclectic mix of musicThe ChicksHomeTravelin SoldierThe BeachesLate ShowBack Of My HeartThe SkydiggersRoad RadioRadio WavesStephen SteinbrinkDisappearing CoinCruiserBoney MKalimba De Luna-16 Happy SongsGoing Back WestT. RexA Beard Of StarsA Beard Of StarsThe CommotionsVolume 3Where Does The Love Go?Martha & The MuffinsWhere Blue Meets GreenBlack Stations White StationsSapphoMagratheaFlyPhernCool ComaCool ComaBeverly MaherSingleCrescent City BluesWax DuplexDecently LitHot TopicDonny Hat...

Chris and Brian look at the first few signings of the off-season.

Saratoga County singer-songwriter Angelina Valente recently released a video on YouTube for “Running Through the Trees,” the final song from her new album “Sing.”

Come to laugh at the abysmal production values, scripting and acting! Stay to marvel at the sheer dedication and religious fervour! Get out before you start wondering have you actually died, and is this hell or heaven?

The ultimate in low-budget film-making, the Ormonds specialised in bad-taste drive-in movies until a plane crash turned their attention to God. Now, with a major reevaluation, their time has come

Welsh flags and knickers were flying at Slessor Gardens when Sir Tom Jones delivered a Dundee performance worth waiting for.