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Sven B. Schreiber (sbs)

  1. Forchheim, Germany
  2. Rock
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  1. She
    by Ethan Sellers
  2. The Wind that BLows the WAves
    by Kevin Kennie (Scarlet INside)
  3. The BLood that we SHare (Volume 2:INside)
    by Scarlet INside
  4. The BLood that we SHare (Volume 1: SCarlet)
    by Scarlet INside
  5. Lueur (2024)
    by Univers Zero
    La tête à l'envers La tête à l'envers
    I'm always sceptical if a legendary band returns after a giant hiatus. Well, no need to worry here! Pioneer Daniel Denis, who composed all tracks on this album, hasn't lost a milligram of his creative power. So high-quality intelligent avantgarde is still possible nowadays.
  6. All Around You
    by Subsonic Eye
    Bug in Spring Bug in Spring
    A fun alternative rock album that's a pleasure to listen to over and over again! Somewhat reminiscent of Juliana Hatfield at her best. Lots of magnificent guitar sounds, and no keyboards. Another great addition to the "Topshelf" roster. See also "Melt The Wax" for more of this addictive stuff.
  7. The Voyager
    by Clarissa Connelly
  8. SHattered REmnants
    by Scarlet INside
  9. Inside
    by davvid
    appears in 1 other collection
  10. Моно (Mono)
    by Ostava
  11. Terra Incognita
    by Нона Йотова (Nona Yotova)
    appears in 1 other collection
  12. Копринена жена (Koprinena zhena)
    by Irina Florin
    appears in 1 other collection
  13. Сън (San)
    by Вики Алмазиду (Vicky Almazidou)
  14. Колело от сънища (Kolelo ot sanishta)
    by Сафо (Safo)
  15. What You're Aiming For
    by Tom Slatter
    Immoral Supporters exclusive
  16. All Our Failures Are Behind Us
    by French TV
  17. Progressions Imaginaires
    by PERILYMPH
  18. Tom Penaguin
    by Tom Penaguin
    The Stove Packed Up and Left The Stove Packed Up and Left
    Canterbury in 2024? Yes, indeed, and it's an encouraging sign that good music is still there to find with some patience and luck. The influences on this album are obvious: "Hatfield and the North", the Dave Stewart way - maybe the best Canterbury band we had in History.
  19. Time And Stars
    by Karda Estra