Hi-Nology Frank Turner now reimagined by Melbourne's Surprise

now reimagined by Melbourne's Surprise Chef in their signature style

Two Tribes Vol

From Pharrell and Jay-Z to Beyoncé and 50 Cent

Down-home spiritual jazz/electronic meanderings ("Ghost Hands"

weird & obscure songs from the hillbilly underground at the end of the 50s – music that straddles the line between country

Hi-Nology Frank Turner now reimagined by Melbourne's SurpriseJapanese leading trumpet player Terumasa Hino's "Hi Nology" is his most commercially successful album and in fact his start to international fame. Released in 1969, it was one of the very first fusion album recorded by country's artists and released in Japan. Released on the peak of fusion "revolutionary" popularity, this album was a true success between both yesterday's jazz adepts searching for new sound and part of rock fans,since very jazzy by its