- country:Germany
- Languages:English
- Genre:Gothic/Darkwave
- Official site:http://www.century-music.de/
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- Kina
- Ömer Faruk Bostan
- 50 Shades of Grey (OST)
- УННВ
- Pastor Jyothi Raju
- Abdijappar Alqoja
- Frankie Valli
- Vivien O’Hara
- Cory Asbury
- Rahul Jain
- Kazancı Bedih
- Mr. Credo
- Mekhman
- Tuvana Türkay
- Karmate
- ANIVAR
- Avlu (OST)
- Ysabelle
- Ender Balkır
- Henry Krinkle
- GALIBRI & MAVIK
- Barns Courtney
- DJ Snake
- Elliot Moss
- Dasoul
- SM Group
- SLANDER
- Duncan Laurence
- Serena
- Hari
- Alle Farben
- Terry MacAlmon
- Komando Marşı
- Mo-Do
- Tuuli
- Tom Boxer
- O.T. Genasis
- CaptainSparklez
- Marcos Menchaca
- Sagi Abitbul
- Sarkodie
- Nayer
- fem.love
- Ranjith
- Ozan Çolakoğlu
- How I Became the Bomb
- Dillon
- Ae Dil Hai Mushkil (OST)
- Lagnajita Chakroborty
- Scott Wesley Brown
- Bazzi
- Kehlani
- ARNON
- Shake It Up! (OST)
- Vanic X
- Mormon Hymns
- Gowri
- Matt Simons
- Sen Anlat Karadeniz (OST)
- Kalp Atışı (OST)
- Viktor Saltykov
- Consoul Trainin
- Makis Dimakis
- Selçuk Yöntem
- Jippu & Samuli Edelmann
- Sufle
- iLOVEFRiDAY
- Hariharan
- Ramin Djawadi
- Filipino Folk
- Havana
- Alessandro Scarlatti
- Lost Frequencies
- SyKo
- Pinkfong
- Dimitris Karadimos
- Saravana (OST)
- City Harvest Church
- L-Gante
- Twinky
- Manuş Baba
- Dabro
- Bülent Serttaş
- Radha Krishna Temple
- Voyce
- Alabina
- Jonathan Clay
- Kempel
- HENSY
- Eda Baba
- Loretta Lynn
- Erdal Toprak
- Altan Civelek
- Ankaralı Coşkun
- Nico & Vinz
- The Great Gatsby (OST)
- Reynmen
- Zeynəb Həsəni
- Kapten Röd
- Minsara Kanna
- Ausgehen [Albanian translation]
- Don't Wanna Talk About My Feelings [German translation]
- Don't Give Up Forgiving [Turkish translation]
- Barfuß am Klavier lyrics
- Barfuß am Klavier [Ukrainian translation]
- Du bist anders [Italian translation]
- Du bist anders [English translation]
- Barfuß am Klavier [Italian translation]
- Barfuß am Klavier [Bulgarian translation]
- Die Letzte Ballade [Portuguese translation]
- Das Gefühl [Dutch translation]
- Aufgeregt [Turkish translation]
- Barfuß am Klavier [English translation]
- Aufgeregt [Turkish translation]
- Ausgehen [French translation]
- Bitte bleib [English translation]
- Du bist anders [Turkish translation]
- Barfuß am Klavier [Greek translation]
- Das Krokodil [French translation]
- [You're the] Devil in Disguise lyrics
- Barfuß am Klavier [Arabic translation]
- Ausgehen [Italian translation]
- Bitte bleib [Turkish translation]
- Du bist anders [Macedonian translation]
- Du bist überall lyrics
- Barfuß am Klavier [Turkish translation]
- Das Krokodil [Turkish translation]
- Don't Give Up Forgiving [Russian translation]
- Ausgehen [Spanish translation]
- Du bist anders [Dutch translation]
- Don't You Say a Word [Bulgarian translation]
- Barfuß am Klavier [Finnish translation]
- Das Gefühl lyrics
- Barfuß am Klavier [Turkish translation]
- Bitte bleib [English translation]
- Bitte bleib [Russian translation]
- Du bist anders [Russian translation]
- Die Letzte Ballade [English translation]
- Ausgehen [Macedonian translation]
- Du bist anders [Bulgarian translation]
- Die Letzte Ballade [Dutch translation]
- Bitte bleib lyrics
- Barfuß am Klavier [Czech translation]
- Barfuß am Klavier [Dutch translation]
- Ausgehen [Turkish translation]
- Barfuß am Klavier [Persian translation]
- Don't You Say a Word lyrics
- Ausgehen lyrics
- Le Temps Des Fleurs lyrics
- Bitte bleib [Serbian translation]
- Das Gefühl [English translation]
- Blue Hawaii lyrics
- Barfuß am Klavier [English translation]
- Du bist anders [Portuguese translation]
- Don't Give Up Forgiving lyrics
- Barfuß am Klavier [French translation]
- Ausgehen [Polish translation]
- Barfuß am Klavier [Italian translation]
- Das Gefühl [Spanish translation]
- Das Krokodil [Bulgarian translation]
- The World We Knew [Over And Over] lyrics
- Die Letzte Ballade [Turkish translation]
- Die Letzte Ballade lyrics
- Du bist anders [Polish translation]
- Barfuß am Klavier [Russian translation]
- Das Krokodil [Russian translation]
- Ausgehen [Dutch translation]
- Du bist anders [Croatian translation]
- Bitte bleib [Ukrainian translation]
- Don't Give Up Forgiving [Ukrainian translation]
- Ausgehen [Portuguese translation]
- Das Krokodil [English translation]
- Das Krokodil lyrics
- Du bist anders lyrics
- Bitte bleib [Spanish translation]
- Don't Give Up Forgiving [Russian translation]
- Barfuß am Klavier [Serbian translation]
- Bitte bleib [English translation]
- Du bist anders [Finnish translation]
- Don't Wanna Talk About My Feelings lyrics
- Das Gefühl [Turkish translation]
- Can't Get You out of My Head lyrics
- Don't Wanna Talk About My Feelings [Portuguese translation]
- Das Krokodil [Dutch translation]
- Barfuß am Klavier [Spanish translation]
- Don't Give Up Forgiving [German translation]
- Barfuß am Klavier [Croatian translation]
- Du bist anders [French translation]
- Bitte bleib [Dutch translation]
- Du bist anders [Persian translation]
- Bitte bleib [Bulgarian translation]
- Barfuß am Klavier [Portuguese translation]
- Barfuß am Klavier [Hungarian translation]
- Don't You Say a Word [German translation]
- Ausgehen [English translation]
- Barfuß am Klavier [Macedonian translation]
- Bitte bleib [French translation]
- Can't Get You out of My Head [Turkish translation]
- Das Gefühl [Portuguese translation]
- Du bist anders [Spanish translation]
- Scott Walker and Sunn O)))’s Soused is as magnificent as it is menacing
- Nicki Minaj unwittingly defends poptimism with raw outbursts of feeling
- Natalie Prass’ debut is full of personality, big-hearted pop
- D’Angelo’s long-awaited Black Messiah is devastatingly great
- They Might Be Giants, 33 years in and keeping up the good work
- With her dreamy sophomore effort, Jessie Ware continues to impress
- Rancid proves punk’s not dead with …Honor Is All We Know
- Punk godfathers The Sonics justify a continued existence few would deny them
- Built To Spill returns, louder and shaggier
- Screaming Females move forward by looking back
- Tyler, The Creator can’t resist sabotaging himself on Cherry Bomb
- Modest Mouse’s Strangers To Ourselves is familiar in the best ways
- Neil Young goes orchestral on Storytone
- There’s nothing standard about Bob Dylan’s latest
- A Place To Bury Strangers tightens up but still brings the noise
- Of Montreal channels ’70s New York, stays weird on Aureate Gloom
- Weezer makes an overdue return to sincerity on Everything Will Be Alright In The End
- A slight change bodes well for Yusuf
- Justin Townes Earle delivers a worthy companion album in Absent Fathers
- With Gliss Riffer, Dan Deacon turns his restless muse inward
- Marilyn Manson once again rises to relevance
- Smashing Pumpkins rediscover their musical focus but lose lyrical depth
- Run The Jewels returns with fists balled tighter and trauma that runs deeper
- On Kintsugi, Death Cab For Cutie regains intimacy and embraces synth flourishes
- Courtney Barnett masters the mundane
- The Pop Group makes a triumphant return
- King Tuff stirs some darkness into bubblegum garage punk on Black Moon Spell
- Waxahatchee crushes expectations and embraces new sounds on Ivy Tripp
- Andy Stott steps out from the shadows with Faith In Strangers
- On his fourth album, Mark Ronson saves the best for himself
- Calexico livens up an old sound on Edge Of The Sun
- Foo Fighters aim for the moon but come up a bit short on Sonic Highways
- Swervedriver returns, almost entirely unchanged
- Godspeed You! Black Emperor punctuates chaos with hope
- Toro Y Moi dabbles in psychedelic rock on the aptly titled What For?
- Ariel Pink gets help from his friends on Pom Pom
- Jeff and Spencer Tweedy make Sukierae a charming family affair
- Kelly Clarkson’s usual spunk and self-empowerment can’t rescue Piece By Piece
- Heems goes deep with the surprisingly moving Eat Pray Thug
- Ghostface Killah tries to repeat a winning formula on 36 Seasons
- Garth Brooks’ comeback album is rooted in midair
- Father John Misty tackles romance on the masterful I Love You, Honeybear
- Hiatus Kaiyote expands its ornate “future soul” with Choose Your Weapon
- Gang Of Four provokes indifference on What Happens Next
- Inside The Decemberists’ beguiling world
- With 1989, Taylor Swift finally grows up
- Friends again, King Khan and BBQ make mutant doo-wop like only they can
- Rick Ross yells about coke for another hour on Hood Billionaire
- Liturgy is more progressive and polarizing than ever on The Ark Work
- Christopher Owens peddles tepid country ballads on A New Testament
- The Go! Team loses the team but goes somewhere great
- Irish singer-songwriter Hozier crafts a solid, bluesy debut
- Songwriter/producer Butch Walker confronts his ghosts with no fear
- Drake leaves a trail of questions on If You’re Reading This It’s Too Late
- Deerhoof returns to cast a jaundiced eye at American hubris
- Sufjan Stevens quietly wrestles with death on the near-perfect Carrie & Lowell
- A marquee cast of folk musicians inoffensively render Bob Dylan’s lyrics
- The genre-defying Hop Along isn’t a “secret” anymore
- Leonard Cohen teases death on the lean, surprising Popular Problems
- Post-punk legends Wire sound ferocious, rejuvenated on new album
- On José González’s newest, more of the same isn’t
- Thom Yorke’s Tomorrow’s Modern Boxes is pretty but unremarkable
- Purity Ring battles the sophomore slump on Another Eternity
- Jessie J’s sweet talk amounts to sweet nothings
- The Dodos remain true to their instincts on energetic sixth album
- Raekwon reaches back, but maybe not far enough on Fly International Luxurious Art
- Speedy Ortiz wrestles with its influences on Foil Deer
- With The Magic Whip, Blur remains stubbornly iconoclastic
- Laura Marling loosens up the reins and explores being lost on Short Movie
- With No Cities To Love, Sleater-Kinney opens up and closes in
- Alabama Shakes experiments with mood on the ambitious Sound & Color
- Even in times of turmoil, AC/DC still trusts rock
- Robert Pollard is alone again and feeling fine
- Earl Sweatshirt does more with less on I Don’t Like Shit, I Don’t Go Outside
- TV On The Radio overcomes loss to make its celebration album
- Belle & Sebastian returns with its purest pop yet
- Prince puts an end to his patchy period once and for all
- One Direction goes in the wrong one on Four
- The Mountain Goats’ latest takes a tuneful, moving look at pro wrestling
- Charli XCX breaks out of the guest-star spotlight with Sucker
- The political and existential collide on the latest from TheeSatisfaction
- Fall Out Boy remain pop-rock mad scientists
- Kendrick Lamar resists connecting the dots on To Pimp A Butterfly
- Amid heartbreak, Tobias Jesso Jr. breaks down the confines of pop
- On their fifth LP, Matt And Kim are vibrant but vapid
- Lupe Fiasco puts off being rap’s conscious voice and rediscovers his own
- Noel Gallagher can’t seem to let himself cut loose
- With Rebel Heart, Madonna bridges her bulletproof past and reflective present
- Love hurts on Björk’s Vulnicura
- She & Him’s standards collection is pleasantly retro, if inessential
- Will Butler’s solo album shows a deceptively deft fire
- Flying Lotus aims for the heavens on You’re Dead!
- In closing the book on Sonic Youth, Thurston Moore holds on to a few pages
- Wu-Tang Clan becomes a Disneyfied revival act on A Better Tomorrow
- Foxygen finds plenty of beauty in excess with double album
- Joey Bada$$ thoughtfully engages with hip-hop’s past on his debut album
- Panda Bear’s newest has rhythm, but few risks
- Sonny And The Sunsets turn trippy movie ideas into psych-pop gold
- Aphex Twin returns user-friendly with his first album in 13 years
- On Kindred, Passion Pit tones down its hyper-colored synth-pop just enough
Excellent Artists recommendation
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