Anoushirvan Rohani - The Reminiscence of Life
New Age | Mp3 @ 192 | 123 mb | 2 CDs | 1996

MePhI - MoRgAnIuM Ad AyLaNiUm
MP3 @ 320 Kbps VBR | 53:51 min | 73.6 MB | 5% Recovery Record

Geoffrey Downes - The Light Program
mp3 @ 256 Kbps | 1:11:14 min. | 1986 | 130 MB

Leisem - Mystic Spirit Voices
320 kbps | 1:11:05 | 163 mo

enigma meets pink floyd
Enter the spiritual world of Lesiem and take a journey through mystic spirit voices. Born out of a male voice choir whose experience is based on a 50 year tradition, Lesiem soars across the heavens with their own brand of mystic-pop. Combining Gregorian chants with worldbeat loops, guitars and dreamlike voices, Lesiem bring their own unique style of ancient tradition to the modern world, The eyes may be the doorway to the soul, but the voice is the chariot to the heavens....

Blackmore's Night - Village Lantern
320 kbps | 1:00:53 | 142 mo

Individuality and true musical greatness are marked by an artist who follows his own intuition, without being influenced by other people’s expectations; Ritchie Blackmore’s integrity may occasionally seem strange, if not indeed doubtful to many a Deep Purple and Rainbow fan but it shows that he is one of the best and most exceptional contemporary musicians in every respect. With his band, Blackmore´s Night, featuring his partner, the vocalist Candice Night, Blackmore has certainly not broken with his previous creative forms of expression. Quite the opposite: the songs on his current album, The Village Lanterne, document unmistakably that there’s still the rock musician inside him. But Blackmore has not remained static in his development, he has allowed his penchant for medieval music, which already shone through on many of his hard rock compositions, to culminate in his very own, unique style of music. On The Village Lanterne, Blackmore´s Night combine great vocal melodies, seemingly archaic instrumentations and virtuoso guitar parts with lyrics that allow the listener to dive deep into a mysterious, romantic world. In the process, Blackmore continues to develop his ability as a composer and instrumentalist without ever denying his former artistic identity. Mond Tanz/Child In Time is the resurrection of one of Deep Purple’s greatest hits in a new guise, and Street Of Dreams is a haunting new edition of the Rainbow classic. Both songs represent the close artistic links to Blackmore’s work in the Seventies and Eighties. At the same time, Just Call My Name, St. Teresa or I Guess It Doesn’t Matter show that his rock musician’s heart remains ever-present in his new compositions. On the title track and on Faerie Queen, Candice Night seems to blend together with Blackmore’s acoustic guitar, while 25 Years displays oriental influences. Then there are wonderful moments, such as the folkloric instrumental numbers The Messenger, Village Dance! and the beguiling World Of Stone, Olde Mill Inn and Windmills

Blackmore's Night - Secret Voyage
vbr | 50:43 | 97 mb

Blackmore's Night's sixth studio effort (not including 2006's holiday album, WINTER CAROLS) shows the band progressing deeper into the realms of experimental medieval folk rock. Kicking off with lush orchestration and monk chants, SECRET VOYAGE immediately transports the listener to a distant time and place. The only element of the album that places it in present time is the silken sound of leader Ritchie Blackmore's (Deep Purple, Rainbow) signature guitar tone. Also featuring a rousing version of the Elvis Presley classic "Can't Help Falling In Love", SECRET VOYAGE is a frolicking magic ride.

Blackmore's Night - Winter Carols
320 kbps | 42:37 | 99 mo

Ritchie Blackmore is one of the very few great guitarists who display musical genius, individuality and integrity in equally large parts. Within his bands Deep Purple and Rainbow he frequently displayed his liking for medieval music, expertly combining medieval inflections with hard rock and thus developing a guitar style that is truly unique. In the mid-1990s, Blackmore took a musical step which seemed perfectly logical to his countless fans: he founded the "renaissance rock" band, Blackmore's Night, together with his partner, the vocalist Candice Night. This seven piece band, surely, is the ultimate expression of Ritchie's unique musical ability and his fascination for medieval music. Now, Candice Night and Ritchie Blackmore are turning another of their dreams into reality: they are releasing their first and long-awaited Christmas album. Candice and Ritchie have always loved the spirit of winter: with its memories of good friends and families sitting around the fireplace, and the spirit of the holidays, the world seems to be a more forgiving gentle one, and people join with those they love. It evokes festivities and bright candlelight, and music that was sung and performed for hundreds of years by minstrels of the Middle Ages - many of these songs still emerge today during the winter season. This is Candice and Ritchie's interpretation of many favourite carols, shared, performed and enjoyed for the past 400 years.

Gregorian - The Dark Side
320 kbps | 1:03:05 | 150 mo

2004 album features worldwide hits from The Doors, Sister Of Mercy, Aphrodite¹s Child and many more. The Gregorian tunes enchant young and old and allows the listener to step into a world full of magic, fascination and mysticism.

Catherine Lara And Eric Mouquet - Aral
320 kbps | 47:58 | 110 mo

The form and sound of this latest release from Catherine Lara is heavily influenced by the fact that Eric Mouquet of the group Deep Forest co-wrote most of the tracks and the musicians involved in it's making are largely those responsible for the Deep Forest Live CD "Made in Japan". By any standards Aral is a beautiful album. Largely instrumental, it is a layered mix of acoustic instruments woven into some familiar Deep Forest keyboard sounds all fronted by the crystal clear violin playing of Catherine Lara. Where there are vocals, they compliment the melody wonderfully. The CD's name "Aral", apart from being "Lara" backwards is also the name of a sea in Kazakhstan that is probably the world's worst ecological disaster area. As you would expect then, there is an eastern/arabic feel to some of the tracks, although there are also classical influences and even an Irish touch where one of the pieces is opened with some very fine uileann piping. With all these fantastic sounds it's very hard to pin down just where "Aral" belongs other than at the top of your "must buy" list.

Jean Patrick Capdevielle - Atylantos
320 kbps | 51:55 | 120 mo

The latest album from Jean-Patrick Capdevielle is entitled Atylantos (Pendragon Records (France) / Phillips 468 482-2, 2001). The legend is a universal myth dating back to the dawn of time, yet more contemporary today than ever. Now as then, progress and wealth come at a terrible price: one man's happiness is often another's suffering.

The contemporary classical crossover project, sung in 14th century Italian, features three stunning sopranos—Chiara Zeffirelli, Elena Cojocaru, Jade Laura d'Angelis—and tenor Nikola Todorovich. This project will undoubtedly appeal to those that follow the internationally acclaimed Emma Shapplin.