Grammy-nominated Metal band Norma Jean return in 2010 with their heaviest record yet. Meridional, the band's fifth studio album, revisits the abrasive and chaotic roots of classic Norma Jean while offering fans a dark experimental side: the band stretching out on moody, slow-burn jams. It is an album that finds the band comfortable in its legacy but progressive and bold in its creativity. Meridional was recorded at Glow In The Dark Studios in Atlanta with producer Jeremy Griffith.

Digitally remastered and expanded edition of this 1978 solo album from the R&B vocalist. Norma Jean Wright was the original lead singer of Chic, appearing on 'Everybody Dance', 'Dance Dance Dance' and the first album Chic in 1977. In 1978 she recorded this `solo' album although it was written, produced and performed by Bernard Edwards and Nile Rodgers with the musicians of the Chic Organisation.

Sassy, forthright, melancholic and acerbic, she shone brightly for a while but history has been unkind, relegating Norma to the status of country music footnote. Perhaps her on-stage and off-stage relationship with Porter Wagoner placed her in his shadow or perhaps she was just plain ahead of her time? Witness the feisty drawl of Heaven Help The Working Girl, the predatory howl of Pursuing Happiness and the haunting chill of The Shirt for some of Norma's brilliance. In this 30 track collection are all of Norma Jean's chart hits and many rare sides that should have been hits, remastered with love and care from the original RCA Victor tapes and presented with exclusive liner notes and photos.

Norma Jean once again teams up with producer Ross Robinson to create the follow up to the critically acclaimed "Redeemer" of 2006. Norma Jean has cut a path in metal music, and continues to push boundaries and push limits on the "Anti-Mother" creating a symphony of discourse and chest pounding songs. A perfect addition to an already astonishing catalog of music, "The Anti-mother" once again why Norma Jean are trend setters, and leader in their genre.

Produced by Ross Robinson (At The Drive-in, From First To Last, Sepultura), "Redeemer" is at once the heaviest and most personal album in this bands arsenal and thats saying something: With their 2002 Solid State Records debut, "Bless The Martyr And Kiss The Child," Norma Jean established themselves as one of the noisiest and most adventurous young bands in metal today. With the 2005 follow-up, "O God, The Aftermath," drummer Daniel Davison, bassist Jake Schultz, and guitarists Chris Day and Scottie Henry welcomed new vocalist and Arkansas native Cory Brandan to their lineup and took their artful, technical noise to the proverbial next level, earning critical acclaim and a 2006 Grammy nomination (for Asterik Studios awe-inspiring artwork) in the process, and embarking on a grueling tour schedule that most recently found them on Ozzfest 2006s second stage. And now, "Redeemer," Norm Jeans most unhinged, soul-baring playing to date. No matter how you interpret it, one things for sure: Slide it into your player, and you will feel Redeemer more than any other Norma Jean album. Emotional, spiritual, visceral, physical this isnt just the third album Norma Jean wanted to make; its the career-defining statement they had to.

Lovingly Remastered from the Original RCA Victor Tapes and Presented Here for the First Time on CD is the Whole Genius of the 'i Guess that Comes from Being Poor' Album and also Highlights from the Excellent 'body and Mind' and 'another Man Loved Me Last Night' Lps. Singing from the Heart About her Own Humble Beginnings and at Times Troubled Life, Norma Jean Delivered Stinging Tales in a Soaring Voice and a Sugar Coating!