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Artist: Jason Lee McKinney Band Label: Jason Lee McKinney Band

Artist: Rick Huckaby Label: HeadCoach Music

Artist: John & Brittany Label: It Keeps Evolving

Performer: Private Boiz; Label: Brainstorm Artists Int'l/Frontline Records

Artist: Lacy James Label: Mereminne Productions

Artist: The Wheals Label: None

Artist: Bob Schneider Label: KIRTLAND RECORDS

Performer: Nellie McKay; Label: Black Dove

Record Label: Cadiz Music Ltd Style: Rock

Style: Rock

Record Label: Cherry Red Style: Rock

Formed in 2003, in Rome, Italy, extreme rock quartet The Orange Man Theory delivers a raging sound influenced by a strong passion for groovy dissonances, angular and odd rhythms, a perverse addiction to death metal and a real devotion for 70's super rock. Once recorded their debut cd "Riding A Cannibal Horse From Here To..." with Steve Austin of Today Is The Day, they signed to the US Supernova Records. Their album soon caught the attention of the worldwide press that acclaimed the album on the most important magazines, and The Orange Man Theory toured Europe, USA and South America. They performed at SXSW 2008 in Austin, TX, and played with bands like Sick Of It All, Today Is The Day, Wolves In The Throne Room, Venomous Concept, Cripple Bastards, -(16)-, Sleepytime Gorilla Museum, Godflesh, Dark Funeral... Hardcore riffs, grind outbursts and rock atmospheres blend together in the third album titled 'GIANTS, DEMONS AND FLOCKS OF SHEEP' Record Label: Subsound Records Style: Rock

Record Label: Sound Pollution / Jcsc Style: Rock

Out via Resurrection is the new Inkubus Sukkubus album "Queen of Heaven, Queen of Hell". The pagan rock band returns with a 16 tracks album comprising new material plus radical remixes of a few of the most popular songs from their earlier material. Record Label: Resurrection Style: Rock/Goth

Record Label: Gan-Shin Records Style: Rock

Style: Rock

Remastered from the original tapes - LP on 180-gram vinyl with tip-on gatefold sleeve - Liner notes by Andru Chapman - Unseen photos Following Light In The Attic's acclaimed reissues of British singer, songwriter and hugely talented psych, folk and rock guitarist Michael Chapman's seminal albums Fully Qualified Survivor and Rainmaker, comes 1971's Wrecked Again, his final for EMI's seminal stoner imprint Harvest, home to Kevin Ayers and Syd Barrett. Like other artists in the stable, Chapman's music contains a drugged-out feel, sublime guitar playing and intense lyrics, yet Chapman's career was not a pet project. Buried in EMI's release schedule and afforded no promotional budget ,Wrecked Again' is his lost classic. Recorded at the noted Rockfield Studio, a residential complex-cum-working farm in Wales, Wrecked Again explores orchestration via Paul Buckmaster (Miles Davis, David Bowie) and The London Symphony Orchestra and production courtesy of Gus Dudgeon (Elton John, Bonzo Dog Band), but also explores a new sound influenced by Memphis soul. With a blend of electric and acoustic instruments, Chapman is found where he feels most comfortable: in-between folk and rock, contrasting soft with edgy. Wrecked Again was made at a turbulent time in Chapman's life. Still struggling for money despite being four albums into his career, the sessions were marred by arguments over his pay. Unloved as it was by his label, the album did little to rectify the situation. Afterwards, Chapman and bassist Rick Kemp - later of Steeleye Span - set off on their first tour of the USA. Chapman was stoney broke - initially refused a visa as a result - and received no money. And that was the least of his troubles. By the third week, manager Andrew King had quit the country, and Kemp had run off with a woman in a green Mustang. Audiences couldn't understand Chapman's thick Yorkshire accent or British phrases, not least when he coughed on stage and told them, "these French fags are killing my throat". After being mugged in New York, Chapman gave up - before even reaching the West Coast. There had been highs, such as being asked to perform at King Curtis's funeral alongside the likes of Ray Charles, but the experience scarred the singer-songwriter. Back in the UK, he told his partner, Andru Chapman, "If that's the big time then fuck it - I don't want it." Chapman did, of course, go on to record more than 30 albums and tour extensively, but Wrecked Again was a pivotal moment in his career; the tipping point between his earlier, folkier material and his later, rockier output on Deram. Here issued on CD and 180-gram vinyl in a deluxe, old-style 'tip on' gatefold sleeve, the audio is remastered from the original master tapes, meaning it's never sounded so clean. The booklet includes a memoir from Andru Chapman documenting the recording sessions and a slew of rare color photos. "Maybe now, some forty odd years later, it can get the recognition for the fine album that it was and still is," says Andru. Record Label: Lightintheattic Style: Rock

Style: Rock