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Realisea - Scratch [CD]

With Scratch, Realisea presents its 3rd studio album and demonstrates how far the band has evolved Over the past years, Realisea has grown into a seven-piece band, which has had a major impact on the sound: richer, more layered and more confident than ever before. Scratch is the natural next step in the band’s musical journey. The melodic progressive rock compositions sound more mature and powerful, featuring frequent and expressive dual-guitar harmonies. As fans have come to expect, multi-layered, harmonious vocals play a central role, adding depth and variation throughout the album. The album is unified by the theme “Scratch”—a word that appears on many levels. Scratches are all around us: the small marks life leaves behind, but also the great scratch of our time — the world itself. Fatigue, polarization, climate denial, growing political hostility and ongoing wars all form the backdrop to this record. Scratch is Realisea’s musical reflection on a world showing its cracks.

Realisea - Scratch [ltd.ed LP]

Peter Gabriel - In the Big Room

PRE-ORDER, RELEASE DATE 13 MAR 2026 | Peter Gabriel and band recorded live in the Big Room at Real World Studios on 23 November, 2003. This intimate concert was for members of Peter Gabriel’s Full Moon Club and took place during a short run of live shows in November 2003 that also included a performance for the UK’s Children in Need charity at Cyfarthfa Castle in Merthyr Tydfil, a show at the Brighton Centre and the Nelson Mandela 46664 Concert in Cape Town. The 14-song set draws on material from both the Growing Up Live tour of 2002/2003 - Gabriel’s first in 10 years that accompanied the release of his album UP - and the subsequent Still Growing Up Live tour that ran through much of 2004. Notable additions to the Growing Up Live set include Burn You Up, Burn You Down, Games Without Frontiers and The Tower That Ate People.

Peter Gabriel - Live at Womad 1982

PRE-ORDER, RELEASE DATE 8 MAY 2026 | Live at WOMAD 1982 is a recording of the Friday night concert with a ‘special festival set of non-album material’. The non-album material in question are seven of the eight songs that would make up the album Peter Gabriel 4. An album that wouldn’t be released for a further two months. Peter Gabriel’s Live a WOMAD 1982 takes us back to not only the birth of a festival – one that has now hosted more than 160 editions in 27 countries - but also to the premiere of an album with songs, like The Rhythm of the Heat, San Jacinto and Shock the Monkey, that have become central to the Gabriel canon. More than just a live album, Live at WOMAD 1982 is a pivotal moment, available now for the very first time.

HFMC - Powerplay [2026 reissue]

HFMC will re-release their sophomore album ‘Powerplay’ on 20 February 2026. The album was originally released in 2012 and has been out-of-print for many years. Hasse comments on the re-release: “HFMC released their debut album ‘Future Past’ in August 2010. In July of 2011 the band entered the studio again to start recording the follow up album ‘Powerplay’, that saw the light of day in April 2012. This time the band chose to work with Hasses colleague from The Flower Kings, Tomas Bodin as co producer. What started as a relaxed and easy going recording all of a sudden became desperate because of a tight deadline. The reason was the fact that HFMC got invited to play at two major festivals at the time, Night Of The Prog in Loreley, Germany and RoSfest in Gettysburg, USA. Powerplay helped the guys to meet fans on both sides of the Atlantic, with shows in both Europe and the US. The album has been sold out for quite some time, so here it is again on public demand."

Alan Morse - So Many Words

PRESALE - RELEASE DATE 22 January 2026 | Jewelcase CD w. 24 page booklet | "So Many Words" is Alan's long-awaited second solo album, So Many Words,and features appearances by his brother Neal Morse, Simon Phillips, Tony Levin and of course Spock’s Beard. The album explores the edges of Prog Rock, noise, loud guitars and traditional influences. Alan sings lead vocals on most of the songs and plays a lot of the instruments. The album is produced by Alan Morse and Markus Riegler. Tracks: 1. Everyday Is Insane, 2. It’s Never Enough, 3. I Don’t Want To Travel Time If It Takes Forever, 4. This Is Who We Are, 5. Shadow Of The Sun, 6. And It’s Time, 7. Making Up My Heart, 8. So Many Words, 9. Bass Solo, 10. Make Me Real Again, 11. Behind Me. Total Playing Time: 59:50