The simply titled 2 is the second solo album by the famous singer from La Oreja de Van Gogh, after her inevitably successful 2008 debut. Once again, Montero wrote all the music and texts, but this time around she wanted a bigger international sound and production -- promptly achieved by recording in Los Angeles with producers Paco Salazar (Nena Daconte, Juanes, Luz Casal) and multiple Grammy winner Sebastián Krys (Shakira, Black Eyed Peas, Marc Anthony, Ricky Martin), as well as studio pros such as Luis Conte (Madonna, Santana, Sergio Mendes), Lee Levin (Shakira, Calle 13), Paul Bushnell (Elton John, Phil Collins, Shakira), and Jellyfish's Roger J. Manning. The album is exactly what it sets out to be: a pleasing and eminently well-accomplished representative of big-budget contemporary Latin pop, one in which the eclectic arrangements distract from a certain feeling of déjà vu. ~ Mariano Prunes, Rovi

This volume in the Blue Books of Neurology series provides you with rapid access to practical, clinical guidance on the diagnosis and treatment of all forms of dementia, including Alzheimer's disease, dementia with Lewy bodies, Parkinson's disease, and many others. Organized by the most common neurodegenerative diseases, it reflects new insights regarding commonalities among the neurodegenerative diseases, and clusters them according to their dominant molecular pathologic signatures, so you can best treat any dementia you see.

Following the band s critically-acclaimed debutalbum, Stone Axe returns with an album so steepedin 70s rock n roll that one might feel the urgeto feather their hair, break out the denim vest,and fire up the Camero! This two-disc deluxe CDset features the original album, which celebrateseverything that we ve come to love about rock musicas rock preservationist and bandleader Tony Reedchannels his collective influences to near-perfection.The second disc includes over an hour of bonusmaterial that was previously only available on theband s vinyl releases and various compilations.

When the then 21-year old Mac DeMarco released his debut Rock and Roll Night Club 12 in the Spring of 2012, it was accompanied by a barrage of bizarrely funny promo videos, wildly unhinged live performances and a not-so-subtle disparate range of promo photos. The glam facade was purely that, an image that was manufactured for fun to confuse the stiff and compartmentalizing world of indie music journalists. But it wasn t all a jest, as that EP covered a whole range of music styles that were latent in the ex-Makeout Videotape frontman s already impressive slough of cassette-only releases. The sincere and warm Mac who sang Only You was the same lipstick-wearing sleazoid that crooned Baby s Wearing Blue Jeans and that suited him and his listeners just fine. Six months later is his first proper full length, Mac DeMarco 2. As opposed to RNRNC, 2 is a concerted effort to produce a cohesive work that showcases Mac s natural ability as a songwriter, singer and producer. With a new arsenal of recording gear, the fidelity has substantially improved without compromising the immediacy and organic quality of his prior releases under any monicker. The results are immediately rewarding, from the warm Cooking Up Something Good to the heartfelt My Kind of Woman. It s obvious Mac is presenting himself musically in the most sincere way possible, no matter what happens in his wild videos or live shows. Freaking out the Neighborhood, Mac s apologetic ode to his loved ones about such public behavior, shows that Mac DeMarco is still with us, coming along for the ride, getting everyone else in trouble. Even so, the maturation process of Mac DeMarco, recording artist, is in full swing. He did, after all, turn 22 before this record.

This album, titled simply 2, continues the new fighter pilot sound produced by Dos Gringos in Live At the Sand Trap. The combat flavor is still there, but there's a flavor of what it's like when the bullets and bombs are blue (practice munitions) and the cordite is replaced by videotape. What's it like in the high energy world of today's fighter pilot? The answer is here — in 2 by Dos Gringos.

When the then 21-year old Mac DeMarco released his debut Rock and Roll Night Club 12 in the Spring of 2012, it was accompanied by a barrage of bizarrely funny promo videos, wildly unhinged live performances and a not-so-subtle disparate range of promo photos. The glam facade was purely that, an image that was manufactured for fun to confuse the stiff and compartmentalizing world of indie music journalists. But it wasn t all a jest, as that EP covered a whole range of music styles that were latent in the ex-Makeout Videotape frontman s already impressive slough of cassette-only releases. The sincere and warm Mac who sang Only You was the same lipstick-wearing sleazoid that crooned Baby s Wearing Blue Jeans and that suited him and his listeners just fine.Six months later is his first proper full length, Mac DeMarco 2. As opposed to RNRNC, 2 is a concerted effort to produce a cohesive work that showcases Mac s natural ability as a songwriter, singer and producer. With a new arsenal of recording gear, the fidelity has substantially improved without compromising the immediacy and organic quality of his prior releases under any monicker. The results are immediately rewarding, from the warm Cooking Up Something Good to the heartfelt My Kind of Woman. It s obvious Mac is presenting himself musically in the most sincere way possible, no matter what happens in his wild videos or live shows. Freaking out the Neighborhood, Mac s apologetic ode to his loved ones about such public behavior, shows that Mac DeMarco is still with us, coming along for the ride, getting everyone else in trouble. Even so, the maturation process of Mac DeMarco, recording artist, is in full swing. He did, after all, turn 22 before this record.

By Radiohead. By Thom Yorke. Arranged by Florian Ross. For jazz ensemble (5-4-4-4). Radiohead Jazz Project. Rock/Fusion. Grade 5. Score and set of parts. Published by Sierra Music

The simply titled 2 is the second solo album by the famous singer from La Oreja de Van Gogh, after her inevitably successful 2008 debut. Once again, Montero wrote all the music and texts, but this time around she wanted a bigger international sound and production -- promptly achieved by recording in Los Angeles with producers Paco Salazar (Nena Daconte, Juanes, Luz Casal) and multiple Grammy winner Sebastián Krys (Shakira, Black Eyed Peas, Marc Anthony, Ricky Martin), as well as studio pros such as Luis Conte (Madonna, Santana, Sergio Mendes), Lee Levin (Shakira, Calle 13), Paul Bushnell (Elton John, Phil Collins, Shakira), and Jellyfish's Roger J. Manning. The album is exactly what it sets out to be: a pleasing and eminently well-accomplished representative of big-budget contemporary Latin pop, one in which the eclectic arrangements distract from a certain feeling of déjà vu. ~ Mariano Prunes, Rovi

In the pantheon of Western-tilted South East Asian tribute groups, Oakland, California's Neung Phak (pronounced: Noong PAHK) have carved out a decade's worth of inspired and unique recordings and performance since their 2001 debut, (birthed as a spin-off from legendary Bay Area group Mono Pause). Galvanized by exposure to thousands of South East Asian cassette tapes, LPs and radio broadcasts harvested during years of travels (co-founder Mark Gergis is a key conspirator with international record label Sublime Frequencies), the 7-piece group play folk and pop sounds from Thailand, Cambodia, Laos, Indonesia, Vietnam and elsewhere, using a variety of Western and non-Western instruments. Neung Phak delivers international sounds that trade the gloss and sheen of so-called World Music for the energy and unpredictability you can find when you're somewhere else. After two releases on Abduction and several performances and tours, Neung Phak have returned with their second full-length studio LP. 2 showcases molam-folk pop and acid-rock hauntings from Thailand's yesterday and today, Javanese dancefloor dangdut, and Cambodian instrumental dramas -- all retold in inimitable Neung Phak parlance. The stunning Indonesian pop gem, Bang Toyib, features guest Alan Bishop (Sun City Girls) on Bahasa vocals. Thai dance-pop cuts Poot and Poo Jud feature veteran singer Diana Hayes. The damning Fucking USA was purportedly recorded in a North Korean studio -- and the epic retelling of the classic southern Thai-styled Sat Chatri closes down the album in sprawling, psychedelic form.

2008 U.S. pressing of this release from the UK band featuring two bonus tracks: 'Marakech' and 'An Intimate Battering'. Between Post-Metal, Psychedelic Post-Rock and whatever ever other post-genre label gets writers juiced comes Leeds based riff merchants Humanfly. This release offer six vast, epic, metallic journeys through huge NeurISIS style heaviness and Pink Floyd via Mogwai atmospherics. Tunes like 'Echoes Of The Roman Empire' and 'Tjanargata / A Passage To Reykjavik' are given ample space to breathe and build before inevitably crashing into a mountain of mammoth, celestial volume. With the shortest track more than eight minutes and the longest over 13, each song is a two or three part saga within itself. Vocals are used sparingly focusing primarily on building thematically through the music. 20 Buck Spin.