There is a type of experimental jazz that musicians make that shows off how great they can be.

Here we go... The War On Drugs - Pain.

“Regards from Rochester” by Thomas Hewitt Jones is a 10-part oratorio in the style of late Romantic music.

Aleksei Sokolov is the composer behind the “Piano Solely” project.

Nick Stefanacci's latest EP, "Secrets," is a testament to his mastery of the saxophone and his seamless transition into the realm of Jazz.

Steinsdotter's latest musical endeavor, "Breidablik," is an ethereal journey through emotive piano dreamscapes.

In their groundbreaking album "Teleion: Fragments of Ancient Greek Music," the dynamic duo Lopez & Arevalos embark on a mesmerizing journey.

"Between Chairs" by Michael Friedinger is an immersive musical experience that transcends traditional genre boundaries.

Siteng's debut EP, "Violent Divinity," is a mesmerizing journey through a realm of personal transformation and emotional intensity.

Worlds Collide, the latest EP from Lavier and Murkury, is a mesmerizing journey through experimental bass music.

Gustav Blume's EP "Lost Poems" emerges as a musical testament to his immersive journey through life and art

Dolcè by Jjacqz is a two-track musical piece for those who desire something filled with love, but who also desire to be cradled by desire.

As you listen to this record you hear it all. The exclamations, the hooting and hollering during the sick lines

Matthias Lindner's EP, "Gentle," is a captivating journey into the world of solo guitar.

“Paws on Ears” marks the debut of “Hot Spoon, Cold Mango,” an instrumental album that weaves an intricate tapestry of 18 pieces.

Flora Cash's foray into contemporary classical music, manifested in the evocative album "Vår Pil"

ConstantAir/See in Green, is an EP album by the talented Polish composer and guitarist Ratyński.

There are many things to say about Live from Starks, Maine 10.1.22 by Matt Glickman

"Elementary Play" is a captivating album comprising eleven instrumental pieces by the talented musician Joram Feitsma.

Music has an unparalleled ability to transcend borders, and Sasha Shlain's latest album, "World of Friends," wholeheartedly embraces it.