Splash & Flash Flower Travellin' Band play viscerally morphing and shape-shifting

play viscerally morphing and shape-shifting death / black metal of an esoteric nature

'Plenty Of Horn' is a great set – cut when Ted Curson was at the height of his youthful powers

showcasing ten acoustic songs that capture the darker side of Middle America

This album reflects her growth from loneliness to happiness

timbre and texture – and thus of sound itself – ‘Music For Animals‘ offers an unusually immersive experience

Splash & Flash Flower Travellin' Band play viscerally morphing and shape-shiftingNaoya Matsuoka's 1985 masterwork presents a sophisticated fusion of Japanese sensibilities with Latin and samba influences. This album showcases meticulous keyboard arrangements paired with elegant horn sections and dynamic percussion, creating an immersive soundscape that balances technical prowess with immediate appeal. The production demonstrates the refined clarity characteristic of mid '80s Japanese recording standards, delivering a luminous,