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Album review: Magma – Mëkanïk Dëstruktïẁ Kömmandöh

Harrison Murray September 30, 2016

A jazz fusion ensemble interprets Verdi’s Requiem in the original Klingon.

Genre: Zeuhl (progressive rock/jazz fusion/contemporary classical/avant-garde)
Country: France
Release date: December 1973 (reissued 2013)
Label: A&M (reissued on vinyl by Jazz Village)
Format: 12” vinyl
Catalog number: JV33570070

Album review: Dream Theater The Astonishing

Tasha Terry September 2, 2016

The band keels over on Broadway. Genre: Progressive metal Country: USA Release Date: January 29, 2016 Label: Roadrunner Records Format: Streamed Catalog number: 1686-174932 Personnel:…

The Mothership’s Navigator: A Eulogy for Bernie Worrell (1944-2016)

Tasha Terry August 9, 2016

If there were any justice in this world, Bernie Worrell would need no introduction. His name would have gone down in history as one of…

Music You Must Hear

Tasha Terry August 7, 2015

Music That You Need to Hear We live in a time where you can find any music in just a few seconds on the various…

The Vinyl Voice: Rolling Stone Magazine’s 6th Best Album Of All Time

Tasha Terry January 12, 2015

I recently was reading Rolling Stones list of the top 100 albums of all time. The list is actually the top 500, but I was…

About Sleeve City

Established in 1997, Sleeve City is one of the oldest and most respected retailers of multimedia packaging on the internet. We were founded and are still run by music lovers and audiophiles, and our dream was to sell the best vinyl record sleeves in the world. We have since expanded to cover optical discs and cassettes, but our focus has always been vinyl and our record sleeves are renowned worldwide for their quality and durability. We ship out of our warehouse in Memphis, Tennessee, one of the music capitals of America, home of the original Delta blues, Elvis, Sun Studios, Stax Records, and now the leading lights of Dirty South hip-hop. For nearly a hundred years, the future of music has happened first in Memphis.