New Music CDs

Part of the 20th Century Masters - The Millennium Collection series

Some of Culture Club's biggest hits combine with Boy George's solo hits to create a unique retrospective of the singer's entire career.

Four piece indie-rock from Sydney, Australia. Thrown into the spotlight immediately after they found instant success in early 2012, when they became Australia's Triple J ' Unearthed' featured artist and won a slot on the 2012 Parklife Festival (UK) lineup alongside Passion Pit.

With their space age looks and sound, Missing Persons became one of the most popular bands in the '80s new wave scene. This collection features many of their biggest hits including Words; Walking in L.A.; and Destination Unknown.

Evora's self-titled album brings on another batch of strong songs, accompanied by several different guitarists and percussionists that help support her marvelous singing.

He's the #1 country hit maker of all time. Eddy Arnold: Complete Original #1 Hits presents all 28 chart toppers the Tennessee Plowboy notched during his storied career, as distilled a dose of '40s, '50s & '60s country hit power as you could ever find. Real Gone retrospective features the actual versions of songs like 'I'll Hold You in My Heart (Till I Can Hold You in My Arms),' 'There's Been a Change in Me' and 'I Want to Go with You' that dominated country radio for three decades.

A fantastic two disc compilation album that features the best songs from honky tonk artist Ray Price. The highlights include hits like Crazy Arms; Heartaches By the Number; For the Good Times; and Faded Love.

With enigmatic frontman Pete Burns, Dead or Alive made a strong impression on both the dance floor and charts with a string of hits that includes the 1980's You Spin Me Round (Like a Record). That track is just one of the eighteen tracks featured in this best of collection.

Pitbull follows the success of 2012's Global Warming with his eighth studio album, which promises to be another exciting release. Included is the single Fireball, which features John Ryan.

Along with music by James Newton Howard, the score for the third Hunger Games film includes an a cappella piece written by the Lumineers and performed by Jennifer Lawrence.

A unique two-CD set that gives a detailed historical assessment of the political and cultural relationships between Jews and U.S. Latinos through music that was popular in their day. The music features Jewish artists combined with Latin techniques, and vice versa, following the development of a musical connection from early twentieth-century novelty tunes through '70s and '80s salsa classics.

Los Angeles natives, Bad Suns, are pleased to announce the release of their debut album. Comprised of eleven tracks, moves effortlessly from start to finish showcasing the band's stadium ready anthems and undeniably catchy hooks.

Mary J. Blige ventures into new musical territory by crossing the Atlantic to collaborate with some of this decade's most celebrated U.K. talent, including Disclosure, Emeli Sande, and Sam Smith.

A luminous selection of pieces spanning over 400 years: from Thomas Tallis and Gregorio Allegri to Massive Attack (Teardrop) and Ben Folds (The Luckiest - which appeared on the soundtrack for Richard Curtis's film About Time). Paul Mealor's Ubi Caritas, commissioned by Prince William, was sung at the Prince's wedding to Catherine Middleton in 2011.

The Smashing Pumpkins add to their acclaimed body of work with a brand new album that features Motley Crue's Tommy Lee on drums throughout. It is also filled with plenty of epic rock guitar.

A brand new album is now released by Pa's Fiddle Recordings which features songs chronicled in the Little House books; helps place Charles Ingalls among the first rank of old-time fiddlers whose influence is foundational to so much of modern American music. It tells of the power of music to transcend the years, as the 'old' songs of Pa Ingalls becomes new again through exciting and dynamic performances by some of the today's finest acoustic musicians.

John Lennon's first solo album unveiled new facets of the former Beatle's personality with songs like Mother; Working Class Hero; and Power to the People.

Reflections is the fourth studio album of Finnish cello metal band Apocalyptica.

AC/DC returns with their first new album in six years. The highly anticipated release includes the single Play Ball, which was used as part of Turner Sports' 2014 Major League Baseball postseason broadcasts.

A program of intensely dramatic oratorios from the middle Baroque. Included are Carissimi's Historia di Jephte and Charpentier's Sacrificium Abrahae and Le Reniement de Saint Pierre.

Shout: The Very Best of Tears for Fears provides an excellent overview of the band's key tracks, including all their hit singles, beginning with tracks from their first album, The Hurting, and ending with tracks from the post-Curt Smith album Elemental.

For their eighth studio album, Foo Fighters traveled to eight of America's most famous musical cities and recorded a track. It also includes the track Outside, which the band has posted snippets of online.

Grammy Award winning artist Imogen Heap returns with her fourth solo album. Her fans have played a major role in the creation of the CD, right down to the footprints on the cover art. Includes the single The Listening Chair.

Walk the Moon return with the follow up to their self-titled 2012 debut. The album includes the single Shut Up and Dance, which reached the top of the Spotify Viral Chart.

Hear a documentation of the heyday of The 5th Dimension, mostly their music from the late '60s and a few tracks from the '70s. Each of the 20 songs here (the 21st track is a previously unreleased song, was a Top 35 hit or better. The disc features liner notes with new interviews with original members of The 5th Dimension, rare photos, and improved sound and is compiled by the group's producer, Bones Howe.

A collection of 18 of Porter's best-loved songs, with vocals by top artists, including Ella Fitzgerald, Eartha Kitt, Mel Torme, Dean Martin, sarah Vaughan, and many others.

Making their new wave club hits fun, Soft Cell tantilizes in their intimate electronic urges.

The first arranger of Vivaldi's concertos was Vivaldi himself, and Julian Lloyd Webber's new versions on this recording reflect the composer's pragmatic attitude and zest for experiment. Vivaldi's Concerto in G minor RV 531 is his only original concerto for two cellos.

The songs of Hildegard on this album alternate with musical meditations newly written by Petter Udland Johansen to complement the emotional and atmospheric impact of the program.

Considered one of the greatest musicals of all time, this soundtrack effectively blends symphonic grandeur with samples of Latin and jazz music. Includes nine bonus tracks of instrumental symphonic dances recorded by the New York Philharmonic.

Young the Giant presents a diverse set of musical ideas that reflects the unique backgrounds of each of the band's members. Includes the single My Body that delivers pounding drum beats with a lot of guitar hooks. This song exudes optimistic energy and youthfulness.