The 10 Most Eclectic English Albums Ever
With St George flags currently lining the streets of England, it must be time to celebrate the country’s most stylistically diverse and cosmopolitan records.
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As Mysterious As They Wanna Be: An Interview with Dungen
Dungen founder Gustav Ejstes talks about his band's international success, scoring a classic silent film, and the creative mystery.
Penguin Cafe: The Imperfect Sea
The Imperfect Sea is the third release of Penguin Café, and it sees the band crawling from out of the shadow of its namesake, Penguin Café Orchestra.
Emotional: Ahh… The Name Is Emotional, Baby!
Brian Wakefield's Emotional navigate us on an incredibly eclectic musical journey with their latest offering
Los Lonely Boys: Revelation
Los Lonely Boys deliver some of their best work, exhibiting exceptional musicianship on the eclectic yet consistent Revelation.
Regina Carter: Southern Comfort
Southern Comfort triumphantly celebrates traditional and classic music associated with the south.
Yuna: Nocturnal
Malaysian singer Yuna stands out on her cool, eclectic effort, Nocturnal.
Roswell Rudd: Trombone for Lovers
At 78, jazz trombonist Roswell Rudd flexes his musical muscles impressively on Trombone for Lovers.