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Founded in 1969, “Apollo Sound” was considered one of the best salsa bands in Puerto Rico. Standout tracks include “Tu Loco Loco, y Yo Tranquilo,” “El Escapulario” and the Bobby Capó classic “Soñando con Puerto Rico.”
This classic recording features some of his greatest hits, including norteño love ballads "Alma Enamorada" and "Prenda del Alma," the witty ballad "Los Chismes" and spectacular corridos including "Armando Aguirre."
A varied album encompassing a variety of Afro-Cuban genres and rhythms entwined with flashes of mind-bending cosmic influence. It is a further jewel in Cuba's musical crown of riches, with plenty of dancefloor treats and downtempo numbers held within.
Dope compilation from San Francisco's Dark Entries highlighting how the impact of affordable synths and other recording technology helped flourish the Mexican underground wave scenes.
Budding Ecuadorian UFOlogy lead to widespread extraterrestrial sightings, Ecuadorian musicians began released various albums consisting of traditional music combined with synthesizers in order to bring their traditional music into the space age
Exotica, ye-yé cumbia, guaracha infused twist, rock 'n roll mambo, Spanish rumba, boogaloo beat, tropical garage and other unexpected bastard genres are featured in this festive compilation.
A fascinating audio-visual glimpse into the little-known sonidero subculture of Mexico City's marginalized barrios, featuring a wild soundtrack of old-school tropical bootleg dance floor classics. Full booklet tells the story...
For the first time on vinyl a pressing of this legendary tape released in 1993., a comprehensive collection of face melting, raw recordings from the early Columbian extreme Metal scene.
For the first time on vinyl a pressing of this legendary tape released in 1993., a comprehensive collection of face melting, raw recordings from the early Columbian extreme Metal scene.
A rare salsa session, originally issued on a very small label. Fantastic sound throughout – very soulful lead vocals from Felix Santini and a fair bit of jazzy solos on flute and tenor from the legendary Mauricio Smith. Side two is especially great, with
