Mickey Ruption - Life is A CarnivalBorn in South Florida to Jamaican parents, Mickey Ruption became interested in music at a young age and it became evident early on that young Mickey had a natural gift. His ears were quite keen and his sense of pitch was immaculate, as one of his early music teachers marveled. By the time he was a teenager, he was often occupied writing songs and recording them at home, using whatever meager tools he had available. By the time he was 21, he found his

between 1880 and 1885

2005 sees Swallow the Sun and the sophomore album Ghosts Of Loss crowned with success before moving to an even more creative and triumphant period

most puny headbangers will simply die from the sheer weight of this thing if they try to lift it onto their turntable

by and large as brief as they are attractive

The '5' Royales) and big-voiced obscurities that included New Orleans emigre Dave Dixon and Charles James

based on an old French folk tale and first performed on Valentine's Day 1961

which premiered at the Kärntnertor Theatre in Vienna in 1806

This re-release of 2009s Falling Through the Cracks marks the second release by Detroit-based guitarist/vocalist Doug Deming and The Jewel Tones and features two of today's premier harp players - Kim Wilson (Fabulous Thunderbirds leader and co-founder) and Dennis Gruenling

London successfully combines it's traditional architecture with a modern infrastructure

and Brutal Planet Records wanted this reissue to do Tango Down justice

learn that with the support and encouragement of friends and family

the music-loving Landgraf Ernst Ludwig from Darmstadt had discovered Christoph Graupner as a harpsichordist at the Hamburg Opera in 1709 and had hired him on the spot