Masterpiece that will blow your mind for sure if not already familiar. All is good on here with High, Samba Trip, Samba Session all long time favorites. Man I wish summer was here again soon. Original Harvest pressing...

Still remember the thrills of needle dropping on this new discovery not knowing whether it would be some average kiddy's recording or if the ongoing detective work for new and untapped beats had paid off again. Defina...

Fair dues, we do not stock many neo folk records but the two Istranova albums are more than unique and we love something a little off the charts. Most of the album is mediaval folk (well played and enjoable) but makes...

Hard to label Between (The Chairs) as they are pulling inspiration from many camps. You could call it ambient medieval electronic kraut. Either way, a fantastic album here as affordable second press on Wergo, the Vert...

Fusion jazz rock by Jukka Tolonen and Boys that includes fat multible drumbreaks on A Little Bit Of Soul Food (check entire soundclip). Costa Apetrea' Kukkulalla is pretty cool too. Note that the cover and inner sleev...

Another essential Brain release by Ruphus with The Rivulet, Joy and Flying Colous all amazing melodic yet progressive pieces by wonderful Sylvi Lillegard. Little wonder this turned to be a Madlib favorite. Strongest E...

Super rare DIY compilation from Vogelsberg (a small town not far from Frankfurt) with the winning bands studio recordings. Some progressive rock tracks to be found on here but had to run with one of two tasty boogie f...

Unexplored German electronic jazz album with huge potential. Nice down tempo breaks and loops on Wham Bang and the cosmic tinged Earth And Space and you get plenty of spaced out jazzy rock tunes. Tear and price sticke...

Back in stock! In demand kraut album in a strong electronic vein a bit similar to Eroc or To Be also released on Brain. My highlights are the cosmic dancefloor favorite Song From India, the down tempo breaks and bassl...

Essential and always in demand Jan Hammer album including the precedent Don't You Know that clearly inspired so many in years to come. DJ copy with taped seams, writing/ stamp and back cover as well as label. Disc pla...

Rare Hannover rock release on tiny Lava Music with a fantastic kraut reinterpretation of George Gerswin's Rhapsody In Blue. Rest of the album are own compositions and two covers of Carole King. EX vinyl grade, cover h...

Back in stock! Essential Amiga jazz rock release by the Klaus Lenz Big Band recorded in Berlin. Don't get confused by the Big Band essemble here, it is a really funky record. Check the title track to catch my point. D...

Most Ekseption records are a little hit and run but this self titled affair from '78 includes the breakbeat heavy Signal and fusion crazy Wild Flower that are both very much worthwhile. Dutch first pressing in solid E...

So much quality to come out on Biber Records and this fifth Friedemann Witecka studio album is no difference. The title perfectly captures what is in store, the back end of summer. Start with one of the more experiemn...

Very much a slept on Amiga album with the 10 min plus funky jazz rock setting Tritt Ein In Den Dom. Great pick for producers as well with untapped breaks and loops on Der Grüne Engel. Lovely NM- copy with only mild we...

If you thought all that Grobscnitt would play on tour is haaaard roooock think again and enjoy the melodic Waldeslied from their live show in Essen of 1979. Brain original with gatefold cover and wax in allround EX co...

Famous German prog rock constelation led by Jürgen Fritz and Curt Cress in charge of drums. Concept album that moves from melodic rock to hard heavy drum and screams action with plenty of synthy space effects. Enterta...

Stunning SABA tree label original '67 first press with thick gatefold cover and record in superb condition. Essential to German jazz fans and a must obviously if you dig big band jazz. This is the 'Ebulent Roaring Scr...

Gustav Brom, Johannes Rediske Quintett, Jazz Band Halle, the list of quality here is long. A testament to just how many important jazz recordings were on Amiga in the fifties and sixties.

One of the best volumes in the Jazz Auf Amiga series with Werner Pfüller Quintett, Jazz Optimisten, Günter Hörig and more. Much of the material is hard to come by so a great way to capture the pulsation DDR jazz scene...