Robertson/ Bratislava Symphony Orch/ Armore - Symphonies 4 & 5In an age accustomed to three minute pop songs being the norm, does the world need more full length symphonies? Yes, says New Zealand Canadian John Robertson with his new release, SYMPHONY NO 4 & 5. Like their predecessors, these orchestral works make no sacrifices in terms of scale and style: they aim to be grand, aesthetic compositions, and are intended to be enjoyed as such. Symphony No. 4 and Symphony No. 5 bear the opus numbers 73 and 76,

They just want to remain Neck Deep and be an even bigger

Voodoo Lion and more

Recorded in Bologna

including duets with Carmen McRae

You'll find here pure epic heavy metal with impeccable dual guitar harmonies

In 2018 I was delighted to accept the challenge of writing a Christmas song for clarinet and higher voices and decided to set one of my favorite medieval poems

However Associate member Jeffrey King

As Alan Bishop of Sublime Frequencies raves: "Shalabi raises the bar for modern psychedelic music with Land of Kush

Titi Bakorta almost didn't make it

Following the initial idea

This is almost an explosion of sound

"We were impelled to sing