Husa/ Pragu Symphony Orch/ Brauner - Music for PragueKarel Husa a Czech born composer whose name resonates more on an international scale than in his native country. The winner of the Pulitzer Prize and the Grawemeyer Award, he was commissioned to write music for the New York Philharmonic, and other distinguished orchestras and artists. The centenary of Karel Husa's birth is a unique opportunity to recall his remarkable fate and oeuvre. During World War II, he lived in Nazi occupied Prague. Following

which never saw the light of day in those heady drug-filled days

Crafted initially for solo

who was regarded as an absolute perfectionist

but the new album 'Let It Go Easy' proves even more that the deepest emotions often lead to the most intriguing songs

This album is one's own inescapable subjectivity made catchy as witness to the entrenched political beliefs of the left and right cleanly switching sides in under one generation

ideas and notions

with a 40-page booklet featuring an introduction by Steven Wilson and extensive track-by-track liner notes by James Nice

is back with a tribute to their predecessors and inspirations

'Vale Tudo' is a must-have record from a talented artist at the top of her game and Sandra makes it all sound so effortless

Tenebrae's latest disc on Signum sees their return to the repertoire of Russian composer Alexander Levine

Creatures of the deep

A real monster that works magic on the dancefloor