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Singles
Egyptian Reggae
Egyptian Reggae (clear splattered vinyl 7")
Cat: 62118. Rel: 29 Jan 25
Pancho Acosta - "Egyptian Reggae" (3:58)
Money Chicha - "Carnaval De Jujuy" (3:07)
Review: A new take on a Jonathan Richman classic from 1977 which has lit up clubs for 45-odd years, especially during the punk era. The track's infectious rhythm has inspired various reggae remixes but now it's getting a fresh cumbia twist. Cumbia and reggae share a common groove, making them a perfect match for DJs to mix and this one was recorded in Lima by Pancho Acosta, founder and guitarist of Company Quinto, who transforms the track into an upbeat cumbia gem. The flip side features Acosta's 'Carnaval de Jujuy' blended with Money Chicha's modern take on Peru's fuzzed-out chicha sound.
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Tags: Cumbia
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Last Night (reissue)
Cat: JAMWAX 34. Rel: 15 Jan 25
Last Night (3:18)
Don't Break Your Promises (3:11)
Review: This is one of those raw soul sounds that never goes out of fashion, and thankfully neither does it often disappear from availability. It features two r&b classics, the dancefloor-ready 'Last Night' and the soulful 'Don't Break Your Promises', both originally released on the Rainbow label in the UK and a long-time bastion of Aitken's mastery of blending Jamaican and British influences. The opener draws from The Mar-Keys and Georgie Fame, showcasing r&b's imprint on Aitken's style. 'Don't Break Your Promises' is a Milson Luce cover that gained fame in Jamaica before inspiring numerous versions.
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Bad Advice
Bad Advice (limited 12" in spot-varnished sleeve)
Cat: WPJL 10224. Rel: 22 Aug 24
Bad Advice (4:52)
Sparks (Joseph Shabason remix) (3:25)
Mind Train (9:02)
Review: Acclaimed Japanese artist Cornelius is back with a new three-song EP, Bad Advice/Mind Train, featuring a collaboration with Arto Lindsay. The EP's first single, 'Mind Train,' is an epic nine-minute track inspired by Yoko Ono which blends ethereal space-pop with minimalist structures and bursts of exhilarating chaos. Cornelius describes 'Mind Train' as a symbol of spiritual and inner exploration that is designed to prompt self-reflection. The accompanying video, created by renowned visual stylist Keita Onishi, enhances this journey with stunning retro-futuristic graphics that allow you to explore your own interpretations.
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Álbumes
Yes I Don't Know
Cat: FATLP 178. Rel: 27 Feb 25
Damage Tool (4:15)
Numbers (2:35)
Dazed (5:40)
Weird Shapes (4:32)
Neurotic (5:38)
Fish I (1:39)
Yes, I Don't Know (4:29)
Good Vibes (4:29)
Salmon (3:46)
Exhale (3:35)
Das Kapital (4:14)
Fish II (3:40)
Review: Raw post-punk trio Abdomen trade in the heavier end of the genre unafraid to douse distortion and fuzz onto everything and create music so exciting it would be hard not to want to throw yourself into a circle put for, 'Damage Tool' is a breathtaking way to get things started and 'Numbers' makes Fontaines DC sound like Boyzone. They are capable of slowing down - 'Dazed' has been slowed into a hypnotic Spacemen 3-esque psych/shoegaze jam. The band are relative newcomers and not widely known... yet. But this is going to be one of those albums you'll be kicking yourself for not having a first pressing of. Abdomen is only going to get bigger and it will give the Tapetown studio in Aarhus, Denmark - where they recorded this - more bragging rights for being among the coolest alternative music spaces in Europe.
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If You Want Blood You've Got It (AC/DC 50th Anniversary Edition)
AC / DC
Cat: 196588 73341. Rel: 21 Jun 24
Riff Raff (5:31)
Hell Ain't A Bad Place To Be (4:27)
Bad Boy Boogie (6:25)
The Jack (6:12)
Problem Child (5:09)
Whole Lotta Rosie (4:02)
Rock 'n' Roll Damnation (6:53)
High Voltage (3:18)
Let There Be Rock (5:32)
Rocker (4:22)
Review: Frampton Comes Alive? Jeff Mills Live At The Liquid Room? Pah! There is only contender in the park when it comes to the best live album of all time and that's AC/DC's 1978 classic, recorded at the Glasgow Apollo and featuring their original vocalist Bon Scott. From the deft riffing of opener 'Riff Raff' - recently covered by men of the moment Black Midi - to the 12 bar frenzy of traditional closer 'Rocker' via big hitting groovers like 'Bad Boy Boogie' and 'Problem Child' and audience participation-fests like 'The Jack' and 'Whole Lotta Rosie', this is dripping in crowd atmospherics, improvised solos and big walls of riffs. Just about as great an advert for live music as ever existed.
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Sight & Sound In Concert 1977
AC / DC
Sight & Sound In Concert 1977 (180 gram vinyl LP)
Cat: CL 97831. Rel: 28 Mar 25
Let There Be Rock (6:02)
Problem Child (4:28)
Hell Ain't A Bad Place To Be (4:15)
Whole Lotta Rosie (5:15)
Bad Boy Boogie (5:33)
Rocker (7:05)
TNT (5:43)
Review: In October 1977, Australian rock titans AC/DC were set to enjoy a night off in London following two successful shows at the Hammersmith Odeon, before they were tapped by The BBC at the last minute to replace The Sensational Alex Harvey Band who had cancelled their scheduled appearance on the Sight & Sound In Concert show at the Hippodrome in North London's Golders Green. While the likes of Queen, Jethro Tull, The Kinks and Roxy Music would perform at the 3,000-capacity venue over the years, no band or set has ever rocked the Hippodrome like Bon Scott and the boys did on this fateful evening. Ripping through a truncated, all bangers setlist of seven tracks in just 40 minutes, including 'Problem Child', 'Hell Ain't A Bad Place To Be', 'Whole Lotta Rosie' and 'T.N.T.', while Angus Young would run rampant whilst shredding through the balcony section, this performance has gone down as one of most iconic from this early definitive era of the band.
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Live At Paradise Theater Boston 1978
AC / DC
Live At Paradise Theater Boston 1978 (180 gram "lagoon" vinyl LP)
Cat: SRFM 0012LG. Rel: 27 Jan 25
Live Wire (5:42)
Problem Child (4:18)
Sin City (4:56)
Gone Shootin' (6:23)
High Voltage (5:53)
The Jack (5:48)
Bad Box Boogie (8:26)
Rocker (6:52)
Dog Eat Dog (encore) (6:09)
Review: A slice of Australian rock champs AC/DC in action in 1978 in their classic Bon Scott-led line up, on tour in the US in support of their penultimate album before Scott's death in 1980, the often underrated Powerage. Along with staple live favourites that have remained in the band's set for yonks - see 'Rocker', 'Bad Boy Boogie', 'Problem Child' and 'The Jack' - there are rare outings for the groovy but more subdued, bluesy 'Gone' Shootin' and, the final encore here, 'Dog Eat Dog' from 76's massive Let There Be Rock album. You can almost hear the collectors' salivating.
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On A Highway To Hell Live
AC / DC
On A Highway To Hell Live (gatefold black & red splattered vinyl 2xLP)
Cat: ART 103. Rel: 24 Sep 24
Heatseeker (3:50)
Shoot To Thrill (4:56)
Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap (4:24)
Back In Black (3:30)
Who Made Who (4:02)
Jailbreak (17:51)
Hells Bells (3:42)
That's The Way I Wanna Rock 'N' Roll (3:39)
The Jack (6:17)
You Shook Me All Night Long (3:26)
High Voltage (6:42)
Whole Lotta Rosie (4:40)
Let There Be Rock (8:58)
Review: Don't be confused by that title - this live album is a recording of their Monsters of Rock appearance from 1991, a bill on which even legends like Metallica and Motley Crue found themselves playing supporting roles to the Australian gods. That said, despite this being very much the domain of singer number two, Mr Brian Johnson, there are many, many moments from the Bon Scott songbook here, from album title tracks 'Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap', 'High Voltage' and 'Let Me Rock' alongside later triumphs like 'Hells Bells' and 'Heatseeeker'. The only thing that might seem odd by its omission is 'Highway To Hell' - the clue is NOT in the name, it seems - but across four sides of vinyl, there's still plenty of AC/DC at in truly electrifying mood here.
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9
9 (gatefold LP)
Cat: ENJ 9863. Rel: 19 Dec 24
Sidasta Bragd Geira (4:26)
5/3 (5:25)
Ame (4:21)
Asa (4:51)
Stelpuskott (4:03)
Langanes (5:53)
Hauswerk (8:19)
Hofslundur (3:46)
Review: When keyboardist Thomas Jonsson, guitarist and bassist oMar Gudjonsson, saxophonist oSkar Gudjonsson and drummer Magnus Trygvason Eliassen take the stage, they channel the raw resilience of Northern Europe's islanders who have endured long, icy winters for centuries. Their energy transcends genres and has proven to captivate jazz enthusiasts, rock fans and ravers alike. This primal, non-verbal expression predates language yet remains deeply contemporary by blending cosmic vastness with free imagination and profound mysticism. Their music is a convergence of timeless human impulses and fresh creativity. It's challenging but hugely rewarding.
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Rockers Into Orbit (remastered) (Record Store Day RSD 2025)
Rockers Into Orbit (remastered) (Record Store Day RSD 2025) (limited gatefold "milky" white vinyl 2xLP)
Cat: JGLE 641. Rel: 19 Apr 25
Viva La Revolution (2:30)
Let's Go (2:27)
Tango (2:43)
England (2:21)
Hurt (1:52)
Put Yourself In My Hands (3:24)
Change (2:34)
Joker In The Pack (2:08)
Just Like Me (2:17)
Rockers In Rags (2:17)
Chinese Takeaway (2:17)
Odd Couple (2:17)
Steamroller (My Baby Got Run Over By A) (2:17)
Numbers (2:17)
Bad Boy (2:17)
Ode To Joy (1:46)
Crazy (3:11)
Sensitive (3:20)
Rocking Wrecker (2:18)
Na Na Na Na (2:46)
She's A Rocker (2:31)
Easy Way Out (1:28)
Shake Rattle Bang Your Head (1:28)
Get Adicted (1:38)
Straight Jacket (1:43)
Organised Confusion (1:27)
Calling Calling (0:50)
How Sad (1:23)
Viva La Revolution (encore) (1:46)
Review: Viva La Revolution indeed. The Adicts tore out of England's east coast, and specifically Ipswich, and immediately made an impact. Asked to change their name by Sire Records in a bid to appease the charts and TV bookers - although, oddly, one of the options was apparently The Fun Adicts, which raises more quandaries - Rockers In Orbit captures their huge sound in all its glory. Recorded live at Alabama Halle, Munich, Germany, depending on which way you're listening first impressions invoke breakneck punk, motoring metal, and even the romance and commanding power of The Cure at their loudest and most dominating. Ultimately, though, these guys just sound like The Adicts. A questionable reference point we can only assure you is meant as a total complement. Not a band people will forget in a hurry.


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Woodstock '94
Woodstock '94 (limited hand-numbered pacific blue vinyl double 10" LP)
Cat: SGTIV 006. Rel: 02 Jul 24
Eat The Rich (5:03)
Toys In The Attic (4:21)
Rag Doll (4:02)
Crying (5:15)
Crazy (5:26)
Mama Kim (4:07)
Love In An Elevator (6:05)
Dude (Looks Like A Lady) (4:44)
Sweet Emotion (5:28)
Come Together (4:30)
Dream On (5:28)
Walk This Way (5:00)
Review: We've encountered a few Woodstock '94 live albums in recent months. 30 years on, and the festival remains one of the most ill-conceived, poorly executed and abhorrently capitalist failures the live music scene has ever witnessed. When you cram 350,000 into a site aimed at half that, don't think about infrastructure, overcharge on everything and then stand idly by as a revolution begins to unfold, only responding when things become a life or death situation, how do you expect to be remembered? At least people actually played the event, though, unlike the likes of Fyre, which never even managed to get started. And the lineup for 1994's cash-in on the legendary New York State gathering was decent in many ways, Aerosmith stepping up at the height of their commercial fame to deliver a typically spectacular show of mainstream rock & roll with blues roots. Here's the recording.
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Black Sails In The Sunset (25th Anniversary Edition)
Cat: 725897 3. Rel: 18 Jul 24
Strength Through Wounding (1:31)
Porphyria (2:06)
Exsanguination (2:49)
Malleus Maleficarum (3:57)
Narrative Of Soul Against Soul (2:26)
Clove Smoke Catharsis (4:31)
The Prayer Position (2:01)
No Poetic Device (3:44)
Weathered Tome (2:10)
The Last Kiss (4:00)
At A Glance (4:13)
God Called In Sick Today (3:12)
Midnight Sun (3:03)
Lower It (2:15)
Who Knew? (2:16)
Weight Of Words (2:33)
Review: Originally released in 1999 and now celebrating its 25th anniversary, Black Sails In The Sunset was the fourth full-length from California hardcore-turned-horror punk heroes AFI, and is often cited as the pivotal project that signalled their sonic, career and identity shift for the decades ahead. Their first album with guitarist Jade Puget, the material marked a notable distancing from the frenetic energy of 1997's Shut Your Mouth & Open Your Eyes, and began their long love affair with gothic romanticism, Lovecraftian lyricism and a newfound horror aesthetic. Perceived by the band and fans alike for being the work that would form the basis of their future sound, while also exuding the first glimpses of vocalist Davey Havok's prowess as a melodious songwriter, there's no more important project in the AFI canon, especially when following onto the career heights of the All Hallow's EP and The Art Of Drowning LP, which likely wouldn't have materialised if not for the creative fearlessness of Black Sails.
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Very Proud Of Ya
Very Proud Of Ya (LP + insert)
Cat: NIT 051. Rel: 01 Jan 90
He Who Laughs Last (1:45)
File 13 (1:44)
Wake-Up Call (1:38)
Cult Status (1:50)
Perfect Fit (1:55)
Advances In Modern Technology (1:38)
Theory Of Revolution (1:31)
This Secret Ninja (2:18)
Soap-Box Derby (2:20)
Aspirin Free (2:43)
Fishbowl (1:45)
Charles Atlas (1:50)
Crop Tub (1:50)
Consult My Lover (1:50)
Take The Test (1:50)
Two Of A Kind (1:50)
Shatty Fatmas (1:50)
Yurf Rendenmein (1:50)
Cruise Control (1:50)
Modern Epic (1:50)
Who Said You Could Touch Me (bonus track) (1:50)
Rolling Balls (bonus track) (1:50)
Love Is A Many-Splendored Thing (bonus track) (1:25)
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First Warning: The United Blood Era Recordings New York City 1983
No One Rules (0:37)
Final War (0:43)
Last Warning (0:43)
Traitor (0:43)
Friend Or Foe (0:43)
United Blood (0:43)
Fight (0:43)
Discriminate Me (0:43)
In Control (0:43)
Crucial Changes (0:43)
Smell The Bacon/What's With You (0:43)
In Control (0:43)
Last Warning (0:43)
Fuck All Authority (0:43)
Fight (0:43)
Final War (0:43)
Discriminate Me (0:43)
United Blood (0:43)
No Rights (No One Rules) (0:43)
Friend Or Foe (0:43)
We Shoud Care (0:43)
Crucial Changes (0:43)
Traitor (0:43)
United Blood (0:43)
Discriminate Me (0:43)
We Should Care (0:34)
Smell The Bacon/What's With You (0:39)
In Control (1:01)
Last Warning (1:01)
Fuck All Authorithy (1:01)
Fight (1:01)
Get Out/Final War (1:01)
Discriminate Me (1:01)
United Blood (1:01)
Society Suckers (1:01)
No Rights (No One Rules) (1:01)
Friend Or Foe (0:54)
We Should Care (0:23)
Blind Justice (0:44)
Crucial Changes (0:26)
Traitor (0:25)
Skins Go Marching In/We Can Do Anything (1:31)
It's My Life (1:02)
United Blood (1:42)
Time Will Come (1:37)
Review: Originally forming in 1982, Agnostic Front were one of the pioneers of New York City hardcore punk and they've left an indelible mark on the scene and movement ever since. Inspired by their dilapidated surroundings of Lower East Side Manhattan, then blighted by poverty, drugs, violence, and high levels of urban decay, the ugliness around them would help to chart a venomous new course for the sonic potential of hardcore as an urgent, abrasive form of catharsis. This incendiary compilation offers up recordings which date back to the very start of their career, including demos of cuts that would eventually appear on their 1983 debut United Blood 7", while also featuring other recordings from the period that were left unissued at the time; some of the material would later be included on 1995's Raw & Unleased CD, though several of these tracks are making their wax debut. If you're eager for more homeschooling, the band were featured as part of Showtime's The Godfathers of Hardcore documentary in 2017, while frontman Roger Miret's autobiography offers insightful and frightening lore to an already clearly tumultuous yet integral time in punk history.
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First Warning: The United Blood Era Recordings New York City 1983
First Warning: The United Blood Era Recordings New York City 1983 (hand-numbered blue splattered vinyl LP limited to 250 copies)
Cat: RRS 110S. Rel: 28 Mar 25
No One Rules (0:37)
Final War (0:43)
Last Warning (0:43)
Traitor (0:43)
Friend Or Foe (0:43)
United Blood (0:43)
Fight (0:43)
Discriminate Me (0:43)
In Control (0:43)
Crucial Changes (0:43)
Smell The Bacon/What's With You (0:43)
In Control (0:43)
Last Warning (0:43)
Fuck All Authority (0:43)
Fight (0:43)
Final War (0:43)
Discriminate Me (0:43)
United Blood (0:43)
No Rights (No One Rules) (0:43)
Friend Or Foe (0:43)
We Should Care (0:43)
Crucial Changes (0:43)
Traitor (0:43)
United Blood (0:43)
Discriminate Me (0:43)
We Should Care (0:34)
Smell The Bacon/What's With You (0:39)
In Control (1:01)
Last Warning (1:01)
Fuck All Authority (1:01)
Fight (1:01)
Get Out/Final War (1:01)
Discriminate Me (1:01)
United Blood (1:01)
Society Suckers (1:01)
No Rights (No One Rules) (1:01)
Friend Or Foe (0:54)
We Should Care (0:23)
Blind Justice (0:44)
Crucial Changes (0:26)
Traitor (0:25)
Skins Go Marching In/We Can Do Anything (1:31)
It's My Life (1:02)
United Blood (1:42)
Time Will Come (1:37)
Review: Formed in 1982, New York City hardcore pioneers Agnostic Front left a defining impact on the burgeoning scene with their unmatched ferocity and sonic abrasion as well as their intimidating attitude and skinhead aesthetic, which would lead to them incorrectly being perceived by some as racists or neo-Nazis. Coming up in the rundown streets of Lower East Side Manhattan, surrounded by urban decay in an area battling severe poverty, drugs, and violence, they channelled their anger into a new breed of punk that would serve as both a rallying cry for the less fortunate as well as an urgent, abrasive form of catharsis. This blistering compilation contains recordings dating back to the very beginning of their career, featuring demos of tracks that would eventually appear on their 1983 debut United Blood 7", while also offering other recordings from this period originally left unissued at the time; some of these would later be included on the 1995 Raw & Unleased CD, though several of these cuts have never been made available on wax until now. The band would later be featured as part of Showtime's The Godfathers of Hardcore documentary from 2017, while frontman Roger Miret's autobiography provides a deeply insightful yet frightening firsthand account of an already clearly tumultuous yet integral time in punk history.
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All Night Long In Japan 2019 (Record Store Day RSD 2025)
Cat: 502173 2427083. Rel: 08 May 25
Eyes Of The World (Down To Earth -) (7:10)
All Night Long (4:02)
Love's No Friend (5:47)
Danger Zone (5:53)
Makin' Love (5:01)
Since You Been Gone (3:52)
No Time To Lose (3:45)
Lost In Hollywood (7:59)
Too Young To Die, Too Drunk To Live (No Parole From Rock 'N' Roll) (4:24)
Hiroshima Mon Amour (4:03)
Jet To Jet (4:55)
General Hospital (4:57)
Starcarr Lane (4:00)
Island In The Sun (4:08)
Kree Nakoorie (6:12)
Big Foot (5:00)
Suffer Me (5:22)
Review: Originally formed in 1983 in Los Angeles, Alcatrazz are one of the pioneering metallic-tinged hard rock acts of the decade of change and cheese. Often noted for once being the musical home of an at-the-time unknown Yngwie Malmsteen who served as lead guitarist for a year, before being replaced by Steve Vai, in the later years, the band have become somewhat comically known for their splitting off into separate factions of the same group, both performing under identical monikers since the release of 2020's Born Innocent with lead vocalist Graham Bonnet embarking on his own version of the band complete with Nevermore mastermind Jeff Loomis, while guitarist Joe Stump, Jimmy Waldo on keys, Gary Shea on bass, and Mark Benquechea on drums have remained united. Released as part of Record Store Day 2025, All Night Long In Japan 2019 originally arrived a year prior to all of this internal conflict, showcasing a series of shows unlike the band had ever done before, featuring two sold out nights at TSUTAYA O-EAST in Tokyo on 28th & 31st May 2019, with night one including their classic debut album No Parole From Rock 'N' Roll performed in its entirety in the intended track sequence the band originally wanted to be released back in 1983, while night two would include Graham Bonnet's Rainbow era 1979 album Down To Earth performed in full by Alcatrazz.
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Spiritual Instinct (reissue)
Spiritual Instinct (reissue) (limited "solid green" vinyl LP)
Cat: NBR 53288G. Rel: 05 Dec 24
Les Jardins De Minuit
Protection
Sapphire
L'Ile Des Morts
Le Miroir
Spiritual Instinct
Review: With the latest release of 2024's triumphant Les Chants de l'Aurore, label Nuclear Blast have opted to reissue the 2019 predecessor project from French post-black metal/blackgaze pioneers Alcest. Spiritual Instinct initially marked only the second time the band's live bassist Indria Saray had performed on record following on from his in-studio inclusion on 2016's Kodama, while musically, the material is noted for continuing to restore some of the previously eschewed metallic malevolence absent from their previous efforts. This restoration reembraces cataclysmic blastbeats and despair-laden vocal shrieks yet reliably subdued, compressed and drowned under swathes of shoegaze haze and bombastic yet lilting crescendos. In short, no one makes black metal sound as pretty as the French.
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Parallel
Parallel (clear & red splattered vinyl LP)
Cat: AUK 139LPC. Rel: 20 Feb 25
That's Amazing Grace (4:05)
Kaleidoscope (3:57)
Blossoms In Her Mind (4:06)
Sirens Echo In An Iron Lung (4:13)
Non Waltz (3:32)
I Believe You About The Moon (3:19)
What Do Dolls Dream? (3:18)
Time (4:10)
Lady Buzz Killer (5:17)
Review: All Seeing Dolls make the best case for cross-pollination we've had in a while. Their sound is psychedelic tinged, garage-y leaning rock with plenty of breathy bits and opportunities to look at the sky in hope or despair, invoking the shoegaze 'thing'. In other moments, they sound like they've been hiding away in the back room of a 1960s acid party, while there are also times when vocals soar to such harmonious heights you could be forgiven for using made up terms like 'choral indie'. The sum of all those parts is a genuinely powerful and unique record that moves and insists, ebbs and flows throughout a real odyssey of a listen. But the ingredients also warrant a mention. The legendary Dot Allison is here, hence the beauty and subtle power of the vocals. The Brian Jonestown Massacre's Anton Newcombe is also present and correct, as are a piano, ukulele, guitar and auto-harp.

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Now Is The Happiest Time Of Your Life
Cat: CHARLY 5010LP. Rel: 08 Jan 25
Flamenco Zero
Why Do We Treat Ourselves Like We Do?
Tally & Orlando Meet The Cockpot Pixie
See You On The Moontower
Poet For Sale
Crocodile Nonsense Poem
Only Make Love If You Want To
I Am
Deya Goddess
Review: Soft Machine and Gong founder Christopher David "Daevid" Allen came of age under the influence of the Beat Generation writers while working in a Melbourne bookstore around 1960. The Australian psychedelic visionary then travelled to Paris, where he stayed at the infamous Beat Hotel, before heading to England, where his musical career really began. The point being, he was incredibly committed to exploring art forms like jazz and performance poetry. And a then-nascent field of synthesised sounds. Ten years after his death, Now Is The Happiest Time of Your Life gets a timely repress to confirm it remains his Magnus Opus. A brave and incredibly unusual collection of tripped-out folk storytelling, curious garage guitar stuff, strangely naive and innocent weird pop, and progressive rock. One to keep diving into and still find new bits to love.
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2084: Viaggio Nel Nulla
2084: Viaggio Nel Nulla (limited trifold 180 gram vinyl LP + booklet)
Cat: AMS LP174. Rel: 08 Oct 24
Pista 6 (8:43)
Viaggio Nel Nulla (4:56)
Flashback (Apocalisse) (5:52)
Wormhole (10:10)
Meta E Meta (6:30)
E=mc2 (5:01)
Review: Alphataurus may not mean that much to a lot of people, but for anyone aware of the Milanese progressive rock titans, the fact they have a new record out will capture the imagination. After all, the outfit have been making a big impact with every album they've put out since - and including - the staggeringly ambitious self-titled 1973 debut. However, it's been a decade since we last had anything from them. Enter 2084: Viaggio Nel Nulla, then, a collection of music that marks a real turning point for Alphataurus, with the lengthy (to put it mildly) recording process ending with the departure of founding guitarist Guido Wassermann. Whether die hard fans will think what's here is worth the pain of that decision to leave is anyone's guess, but this collection is unarguably dystopian, futuristic, exploratory, cosmic and, almost conversely, accessible and catchy.
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Rave Immortal
Cat: MOSH 692LP. Rel: 23 Jan 25
Straight To Heart (2:52)
Come On Outside (2:58)
Crashing Parties (2:48)
My Drummer's Girlfriend (2:37)
Hunt You Down (2:50)
Upstairs Neighbour (3:32)
Come Fight Me For It (3:39)
Run Rabbit (3:03)
Catch Me If You Can (3:41)
Rave Immortal (3:10)
Review: Ones to watch in 2025, according to BBC Introducing, double-MOBO Award nominated sisters Nyrobi and Chaya, AKA ALT BLK ERA claim to be "redefining music" with their fusion of rock, house, drum & bass, rap and pop. They're certainly making enough noise to start a mini revolution, with the months preceding Rave Immortal seeing them blow up at events like Glastonbury, Download, and the Reading-Leeds weekenders. Sonically there's not much more to add - this is a rabid, in-your-face, high tempo amalgamation of sound that calls to mind the likes of NERVO, Pendulum, Enter Shikari, and to a lesser extent Prodigy. All convention-defying names, the fact ALT BLK ERA are also big advocates of disability rights and inclusivity within the music industry also paints them, sadly, as necessary outsiders.
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Happy Birthday (half speed remastered)
Happy Birthday (half speed remastered) (180 gram vinyl LP + booklet with obi-strip)
Cat: DEMREC 1227. Rel: 06 Sep 24
Happy Birthday (intro) (0:44)
Love & Kisses (2:13)
Real Toys (3:17)
Idols (2:35)
Legionnaire (3:28)
Faithless (3:44)
Beckoning Strings (2:56)
Happy Birthday (2:59)
Midnight (3:26)
A Day's Wait (4:04)
Leave Me Alone (3:54)
Insects (3:23)
Happy Birthday (outro) (0:42)
Review: Originally released in September 1981, Scottish band Altered Images' debut album featured the classic hit single 'Happy Birthday' which reached number two in the charts and was produced by Martin Rushent, who is maybe best known for his work with Human League, Stranglers and Buzzcocks. The rest of the album was produced by Steven Severin of Siouxsie and The Banshees and achieved a Silver Disc having sold over 60,000 copies. This half-speed master edition is presented in its original sleeve, pressed on 180-gram heavyweight black vinyl with an obi strip, and housed in a poly-lined inner sleeve so is a luxurious edition for fans old and new of what remains a classic album of the era when post-punk was morphing into jangly indie.
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Gar I Kras
Gar I Kras (LP + poster)
Cat: APPETITE 06. Rel: 09 May 25
Heaven Waits For No One (3:30)
Drunkna I En Sjo Av Fortvivlan (3:12)
Stad I Ljus (2:29)
Rinn Av Mig (3:30)
I Feel Young (5:36)
Cruel (3:05)
Hammered (2:49)
Varen (2:51)
Jag Ser Dem Forsvinna (4:14)
Shiver (2:11)
Gar I Kras (2:59)
Review: Gothenburg trio Amateur Hour is Hugo Randulv, Julia Bjernelind and Dan Johansson, and Gar I Kras is their fourth album. It builds on the expansive Krokta Tankar Och Branda Vanor from back in 2022, and though still experimental and out there, it might also be their most accessible and polished work yet. Dreamy lo-fi pop meets gritty electronics and sound collage throughout as damaged linger above humming basslines and grimy guitars underpin detached vocals. It's a haunting but beautiful soundtrack for outsiders who like music from the fringe but that retains a sense of human warmth and soul.
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Unrepentant Geraldines (Deluxe Edition)
Cat: 487637 6. Rel: 12 Sep 24
America (4:10)
Trouble's Lament (3:42)
Wild Way (2:50)
Wedding Day (3:45)
Weatherman (4:39)
16 Shades Of Blue (3:48)
Maids Of Elfen-Mere (2:51)
Promise (4:02)
Giant's Rolling Pin
Selkie
Unrepentant Geraldines
Oysters
Rose Dover (3:52)
Invisible Boy (4:41)
Dixie (bonus track) (3:39)
White Telephone To God (bonus track) (2:26)
Forest Of Glass (bonus track) (5:04)
Review: Tori Amos is celebrating the tenth anniversary of her critically acclaimed album Unrepentant Geraldines with this special Deluxe Edition. It is a newly remastered version which includes three exclusive tracks, namely 'White Telephone To God,' 'Forest Of Glass,' and the newly released 'Dixie.' Unrepentant Geraldines marked Amos' return to her pop and rock roots after several classical albums. Recorded at Martian Engineering Studios, the self-produced album features a stripped-back acoustic sound that highlights Amos's vocals and piano with chamber-pop arrangements. The lyrics, inspired by visual art, explore fairy-tale themes and introspection and the album reached number 7 in the US, making Amos's eighth top ten album there.
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Cartoon Darkness
Cartoon Darkness (LP + poster)
Cat: RT 0510LP. Rel: 24 Oct 24
Jerkin' (2:07)
Chewing Gum (3:18)
Tiny Bikini (2:11)
Big Dreams (3:04)
It's Mine (1:39)
Motorbike Song (2:24)
Doing In Me Head (2:59)
Pigs (2:21)
Bailing On Me (2:31)
U Should Not Be Doing That (3:19)
Do It Do It (2:25)
Going Somewhere (2:44)
Me & The Girls (2:10)
Review: In a time where the gruff-throated anti-Tory messaging of Idles, the reflective post-drugged out swagger of Viagra Boys and the pub-feed championing of The Chats remind us that punk can still be a vital voice of the people, both big and small, Amyl & The Sniffers have all but quietly been amassing the type of hype and buzz to go toe-to-toe with the lot. Capitalising on the momentum of 2021's exceptional Comfort To Me with last year's 7" "fuck you" to old, gatekeeping curmudgeons on 'U Should Not Be Doing That', the band return to producer Nick Launay (Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds, Yeah Yeah Yeahs) for their severely anticipated third LP Cartton Darkness. Recorded at the Foo Fighters' 606 Studios in Los Angeles, the one and only real-life Amyl (Ms. Amy Taylor) succinctly describes the message as - "driving headfirst into the unknown, into this looming sketch of the future that feels terrible but doesn't even exist yet. A childlike darkness. I don't want to meet the devil half-way and mourn what we have right now. The future is cartoon, the prescription is dark, but it's novelty. It's just a joke. It's fun."
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Black Soul (remastered)
Cat: MM 129. Rel: 12 Mar 25
Given's Boots (part 2) (2:36)
Manana (2:57)
Corruption (2:50)
Heart Breaker (5:22)
Rhodesia (5:34)
Lonnies Cup (6:50)
On The Spot (3:30)
Review: You have a genuine piece of musical history here. The Anchors may not be remembered by many, but made a significant impact on everyone who does. Black Soul is the third and - to all musicologist knowledge - last record put out by this pioneering South African funk-soul outfit. Straight out of the Johannesburg township of Alexandria at the height of Apartheid, they became known for exceptional musicianship and reinterpreting the classic Memphis, USA sound for their own oppressed community. Part three of that legacy takes things much, much further, though. So, we can definitely still hear those Mid South sounds that represent the very essence of soul, but here the aesthetic becomes something altogether different, Afro and specific to time and place. Homage paid to the genre founders, but drawing on personal circumstances to own things for themselves.
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I Can't Stand It
I Can't Stand It (LP + insert)
Cat: FKR 119LP. Rel: 05 Sep 24
Ocean Motion Mildew Mind (1:32)
Yes Sir Ree (1:24)
I Can't Stand It (1:57)
Country Time (1:37)
If I Were A Poet (1:21)
Torero Piece (7:45)
Peachy Keen-O (13:44)
Review: Kentucky born musical absurdist and voice actor Beth Andersen weaved her way in and out of mainstream circles throughout the entirety of her career, with some of her biggest claims to fame being the use of her 'Dance Dance Dance' single on the Scarface soundtrack as well as her voice acting credits which include appearances in The Swan Princess, Babes In Toyland, and Tarzan. Unbeknownst to many, however, was her artistic double life where she was simultaneously known as a creative academic and scholar whilst dabbling in the niche underground art-punk scenes of the 70s, where with the help of (at the time) future Sonic Youth/Dinosaur Jr producer Wharton Tiers as well as member of the new wave band Theoretical Girls, she was able to carve out one bemusing piece of wax that perplexed familiars on all sides of her spectrums with its self-described fusion of a myriad of unlikely anti-genres such as "yoga punk", "ramble rap", "combustion pop" and "form room funk"... all of which were officially neatly bracketed under the curious Text-Sound movement where Beth garnered utmost respect as a key practitioner. Long out of print, never thought to find its way to wax again, these percussive, rhythmic avant-punk poems and spoken word ditties are even more bizarre in practice than theory.
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We've Come For You All (reissue)
We've Come For You All (reissue) (gatefold silver vinyl 2xLP)
Cat: 072736 1282028. Rel: 20 Feb 25
Contact
What Doesn't Die
Superhero
Refuse To Be Denied
Safe Home
Any Place But Here
Nobody Knows Anything
Strap It On
Black Dahlia
Cadillac Rock Box
Taking The Music Back
Crash
Think About An End
WCFYA
Safe Home (acoustic - bonus tracks)
We're A Happy Family
Review: Originally released in 2003, We've Come For You All would serve as the much-lauded ninth full-length from one of the Big 4 of thrash metal, New York City's Anthrax. The first work from the band to feature Rob Caggiano on lead guitar while being their final effort with vocalist John Bush following his tenure throughout the 90s on Sound Of White Noise (1993), Stomp 442 (1995) and Volume 8: The Threat Is Real (1998), the material came after a brief self-imposed hiatus that saw the band reroute their course with a unique amalgam of groove-oriented, alternative hard rock injected into their frenetic signature thrash formula. Adored by fans as a welcome return to form, the album also boasted some varied pedigree with regards to guest features, including Roger Daltrey of The Who lending his vocals to 'Taking The Music Back', while Anthony Martini of New Jersey hardcore heroes E-Town Concrete would appear on 'Refuse To Be Denied', yet it's the inclusion of the late, great Pantera axeman Dimebag Darrell (only one year before his tragic and untimely passing) on 'Cadillac Rock Box' and 'Strap It On' that have both become metal legacy pieces in their own right.
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Luminescent Creatures
Cat: HERM 003CD. Rel: 27 Feb 25
Coloratura (4:03)
24 3 27 0 N 123 47 7 5 E (1:00)
Mazamun (3:18)
Tower (3:54)
Aurora (2:00)
Flag (4:31)
Cochlea (0:50)
Luciferine (4:56)
Pirsomnia (3:32)
Sonar (2:55)
Wakusei No Namida (2:57)
Review: Japanese folk singer-songwriter Ichiko Aoaba has built up quite a catalogue of albums and singles since making her debut 15 years ago, subtly expanding on her sparse acoustic sound via the use of effects, strings and other instrumentation associated with the British folk revival of the 1960s. On Luminescent Creatures, her first studio album for five years, she continues this quiet expansion of her trademark style, underpinning her gorgeously sweet and emotive, intricately arranged lead vocals with a mix of acoustic guitar, strings, piano, field recordings and traditional Japanese instruments. The results are breathtakingly beautiful and deliciously dreamy, with highlights including 'Flag', the inspired 'Luciferine' and the haunting swell of 'SONAR'.
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Pink Elephant
Pink Elephant (gatefold clear vinyl LP + booklet (indie exclusive))
Cat: 198029 03061. Rel: 09 May 25
Open Your Heart Or Die Trying (3:35)
Pink Elephant (3:46)
Year Of The Snake (2:33)
Circle Of Trust (2:59)
Alien Nation (6:03)
Beyond Salvation (4:26)
Ride Or Die (3:51)
I Love Her Shadow (7:01)
She Cries Diamond Rain (4:16)
Stuck In My Head (2:46)
Review: Pink Elephant is Arcade Fire's first album since 2022's We, and it serves as a compact and cathartic return that is defined by its sense of reflection and emotional recalibration. It has been co-produced by Daniel Lanois and leans into intimate textures and moving drums with standout tracks like 'Year of the Snake' and 'Ride or Die', evoking both earnest self-examination and communal uplift. Elsewhere, there is the hypnotic 'Circle of Trust' and haunting title track, which showcase the band's ability to mix grandeur with vulnerability and means that this is a work that again cements Arcade Fire's reputation as one of indie's finest.
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Daybreaker
Daybreaker (limited picture disc LP)
Cat: ARIE 10426741. Rel: 24 Mar 25
The Bitter End (2:53)
Alpha Omega (3:52)
These Colours Don't Run (4:02)
Daybreak (3:33)
Truth, Be Told (4:32)
Even If You Win, You're Still A Rat (3:12)
Outsider Heart (3:28)
Behind The Throne (4:07)
Devil's Island (4:09)
Feather Of Lead (2:50)
Unbeliever (4:41)
Review: Originally released in 2012, Daybreaker would serve as the fifth full-length from Brighton progressive metalcore heavyweights Architects, following an identity crisis after 2011's more streamlined post-hardcore effort The Here & Now. While in the decade since, the band have gone on to become one of Britain's most successful heavy music exports, finally managing to balance their heftier proclivities with mainstream appeal, the material here strikes a curious retrospective balance between their mathcore origins, the increasingly vast melodious experimentations, as well as their first forays into embracing elements of nuanced electronica. Conceptually marking their arrival to politically driven messaging, with the now even more timely and oppressively hefty 'These Colours Don't Run' tackling US political division while 'Devil's Island' lambasts the London riots of 2011, the album is also noted for its guest features including Drew York of Stray From The Path on 'Outsider Heart', and Oli Sykes of Bring Me The Horizon on the standout 'Even If You Win, You're Still A Rat'.
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Starring Rosi (50th Anniversary Edition)
Cat: MGART 615. Rel: 04 Mar 25
Laughter Loving (7:59)
Day-Dream (5:22)
Schizo (2:49)
Cosmic Tango (2:07)
Interplay Of Forces (8:40)
The Fairy Dance (3:08)
Bring Me Up (4:37)
Review: Ash Ra Tempel's fifth and - in most ways of judging it - final album was really also a swan song for the late, great Manuel Gottsching. Recoded at Studio Dierks, in the small, picturesque and windmill-happy German village of Stommeln by none other than Scorpions studio chief Dieter Dierks, there's a lot happening on Starring Rosi. And all of it really pretty damn good. It's funk, it's epic. It's moody, it's upbeat. It's steeped in an air of Krautrock and space rock, yet also wouldn't sound out of place providing the slap bass and guitar licks for a 1970s movie trailer. Simply put, it's Ash Ra Tempel, from the cosmic warmup and gradual build go 'Laughter Loving', through the folk-ish serenity of 'The Fairy Dance' and warbling, warped cacophonies on 'Schizo'.
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These People (reissue)
These People (reissue) (limited gatefold clear blue marbled vinyl 2xLP)
Cat: CKV 01.1. Rel: 27 Jun 24
Out Of My Body (4:30)
This Is How It Feels (5:04)
They Don't Own Me (5:47)
Hold On (5:39)
These People (4:49)
Everybody Needs Somebody To Hurt (4:38)
Picture Of You (4:46)
Black Lines (5:07)
Ain't The Future So Bright (4:47)
Songs Of Experience (5:46)
Review: For many, Richard Ashcroft has one of the best voices of his generation. He is a rock mainstay who managed to pair equal amounts of grit and gravitas in a way that seems timeless. His solo work These People is a record that bears plenty of the hallmarks of his work with The Verve and this reissue comes on limited clear and blue marbled wax in a gatefold sleeve. It is powerful and potent on many fronts, from the lyrics to the vocals themselves, all of which stand it apart from the contemporary rock landscape which can all too often be insipid and forgettable.
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Sunshine Low
Cat: ASHRRLP 01. Rel: 16 Sep 24
Please Don't Stop The Rain (3:41)
Different Kind Of Life (4:01)
Sway (3:25)
Deux Sons (4:10)
Sun Song (4:43)
Fizzy (5:09)
No Garden (4:05)
Sunshine Low (3:21)
What's Been Turning You On (3:32)
Koolove (5:26)
Review: LA threesome ASHRR aka lead vocalist Steven Davis and producer-musician-vocalists Josh Charles and Ethan Allen are back with a brilliant new album for Ralph Lawson's superb 20/20 Vision Recordings that finds them working by the old mantra of 'art for art's sake'. This effortlessly eclectic record collides electronic soul, post-punk, space disco and indie-dance and is rich in melancholic melody, hazy, late-summer moods and late-night dancing. The vocals bring an indie edge to jangling delights like 'Please Don't Stop The Rain' while 'What's Been Turning You On' is a laidback and languid groove for lazy sessions.
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Persona 4: Megamix (Soundtrack)
Cat: 8BIT 82302. Rel: 20 May 25
Pursuing My True Self (1:19)
New Days (1:01)
Signs Of Love (0:48)
Your Affection (0:52)
Like A Dream Come True (0:53)
Who's There? (1:08)
Smile (1:01)
Backside Of The TV (1:14)
Castle (1:07)
Deduction (1:19)
Border Of Insanity (0:43)
I'll Face Myself (Battle) (0:59)
I'll Face Myself (0:53)
It's Show Time! (1:06)
Quelorie Magic! (1:31)
Sauna (1:15)
Awakening (1:09)
Reach Out To The Truth (First Battle) (0:59)
Period (0:58)
Specialist (0:58)
Theater (0:49)
Zone Time (0:53)
A New World Fool (1:05)
The Fog (0:55)
Heartbeat, Heartbreak (1:09)
Youthful Lunch (1:01)
Traumerei (1:17)
Secret Base (0:49)
Junes Theme (1:27)
Game (1:28)
Heaven (1:12)
Deduction (Another version) (0:52)
Long Way (1:40)
The Almighty (1:36)
Never More (1:14)
Review: Part of the wider Megami Tensei video game franchise, Persona 4 is a 2008 role playing title that hit Japan, and made a huge impact, in 2008. Set in a fictional version of the Land of the Rising Sun's countryside, players adopt the character of a high school student who moves to the small town of Inaba from the city to experience rural living for 12 months. Mysterious murders ensue, and it's up to you - or whoever's got the PS2 controller - to work out what's happening. It's typically deep dive stuff for a country that has always had a very unique relationship with video games. Atlus, the developer, already had a reputation for making beloved scores for its titles, and this one is no exception, although broke the mould compared with preceding instalments in the saga. Way more upbeat, it's a mixture of bubblegum dance pop, chip music, high intensity synth rock, urban-hued J-pop, and 'toon jazz.
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Persona 5: Megamix (Soundtrack)
Cat: 8BIT 82312. Rel: 20 May 25
Wake Up, Get Up, Get Out There (0:45)
Phantom (0:57)
Escape (0:57)
Tension (0:57)
Awakening (0:57)
Will Power (0:57)
King, Queen, & Slaves (0:57)
Last Surprise (0:57)
Triumph (0:57)
Tokyo Emergency (0:57)
Butterfly Kiss (0:57)
Layer Cake (0:57)
Blooming Villain (0:57)
A Woman (0:57)
Suspicion (0:57)
Price (0:57)
Keeper Of Lust (0:57)
Life Goes On (0:35)
When Mother Was There (0:38)
Alright (0:38)
Break It Down (0:40)
So Boring (0:44)
Sweatshop (0:47)
Run, Run, Run (0:40)
Life Will Change (1:03)
Mementos (1:16)
Have A Short Rest (1:16)
Beneath The Mask (1:16)
Sunset Bridge (1:16)
Wicked Plan (1:16)
What’s Going On (1:16)
Tokyo Daylight (1:16)
The Whims Of Fate (1:16)
Escape (Another version) (1:16)
Getaway (Another version) (1:16)
Ark (1:16)
Rivers In The Desert (1:16)
Freedom & Peace (0:52)
Confrontation (1:16)
Jaldabaoth (0:53)
Swear To My Bones (0:53)
Our Beginning (0:51)
Hoshi To Bokura To (0:48)
Review: The Persona 5 Megamix Vinyl Soundtrack distils the essence of the game's legendary audio into one electrifying album. It's a curated selection that pulls from hours of jazzy, stylish and emotionally charged music that defines the whole mood and aesthetic of the game. From iconic bangers like 'Wake Up, Get Up, Get Out There' and 'Last Surprise' to atmospheric gems like 'Beneath the Mask' and 'Rivers in the Desert,' these tracks brim with hooky musical character and also plenty of narrative weight. With remixed album art by Drew Wise, this is a sleek, essential tribute to one of gaming's most unforgettable soundtracks.

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The Curse (20th Anniversary Edition)
Cat: CRF 1596211. Rel: 06 Sep 24
Blood Children (An Introduction) (1:30)
Bleeding Mascara (2:00)
Right Side Of The Bed (3:43)
This Flesh A Tomb (3:51)
You Eclipsed By Me (3:37)
The Crimson (4:00)
The Remembrance Ballad (4:28)
An Interlude (1:57)
Corseting (2:13)
Demonology & Heartache (3:34)
My Sanity On The Funeral Pyre (1:44)
Nevada's Grace (1:53)
Five Vicodin Chased With A Shot Of Charity (8:06)
You Give Love A Bad Name (bonus track) (3:29)
Review: Following on from 2002's debut full-length Suicide Notes & Butterfly Kisses, California metalcore heavyweights Atreyu would capitalise on all of their ensuing momentum with 2004's career-high sophomore effort The Curse, which celebrates its 20th anniversary with this long overdue reissue. Boasting two of their biggest singes to date, 'Right Side of the Bed', and 'The Crimson'; both would go on to receive heavy rotation on MTV2 and Fuse, garnering the band a vast new legion of devout followers, most of whom have remained Atreyu faithful to this day. Praised for both their venomous delivery and evident ability to craft arena-sized hooks, the band and specifically this record were instrumental in the mainstream crossover popularity of more melodic, emo-tinged metalcore and post-hardcore throughout the early noughties, while as of 2020 The Curse has been certified Gold in the US with 500,000 copies sold.
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Southern Belle Raisin' Hell
Cat: ATL 6002581. Rel: 16 Apr 25
Runs In The Family (0:41)
Something We Regret (2:46)
Homewrecker (3:13)
Yodelayheewho (feat Maggie Antone) (2:46)
Baby Blue (4:01)
Country Never Leaves (3:13)
Tequila Or Whiskey (2:10)
The Actor (2:51)
Southern Belle Raisin' Hell (3:26)
Gettin' Rich, Goin' Broke (3:11)
Here There, Dolly (3:01)
Want Me Now (4:20)
Damned (3:25)
Good Morning, Goodbye (3:43)
Review: Willow Avalon fashions after her Georgia upbringing a sharp, incisive debut LP. The splash debut artist’s lyrical lexicon is a fierce one, and that’s not to mention her rich backing instrumental palette of classic country and Americana. From whip-smart lines in ‘Homewrecker’ and ‘Yodelayheewho’ to moments of regret in ‘The Actor’ and ‘Baby Blue’, her storytelling never slips into cliché; “she gets at least as much of her musical talent from her mom's side,” says her father Jim White, as her Southern roots and filial retrospections permeate each song.
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Haiku In The Wide World
Haiku In The Wide World (2xLP + insert + MP3 download code)
Cat: EM 1216DLP. Rel: 17 Apr 25
Track 1 (1:08)
Track 2 (1:42)
Track 3 (1:42)
Track 4 (1:42)
Track 5 (1:42)
Track 6 (1:42)
Track 7 (1:42)
Track 8 (1:42)
Track 9 (1:11)
Track 10 (0:58)
Track 11 (1:22)
Track 12 (1:56)
Track 13 (1:56)
Track 14 (1:56)
Track 15 (1:56)
Track 16 (1:56)
Track 17 (1:56)
Track 18 (1:56)
Track 19 (1:11)
Track 20 (1:30)
Track 21 (1:38)
Track 22 (1:38)
Track 23 (1:38)
Track 24 (1:38)
Track 25 (1:38)
Track 26 (1:38)
Track 27 (1:38)
Track 28 (1:38)
Track 29 (1:17)
Track 30 (1:42)
Track 31 (2:01)
Track 32 (2:01)
Track 33 (2:01)
Track 34 (2:01)
Track 35 (2:01)
Track 36 (2:01)
Track 37 (2:27)
Review: Some 37 haiku poems are given an avant-garde, 64-minute musical backing with translations from poet Harry Gilonis, on this unique project by composer and multi-instrumentalist Tim Hodgkinson (Henry Cow) and vocalist Atsuko Kamura. We hear a vignetting lingual interplay, with lines in English by Hodgkinson sung in Japanese by Kamura, as a wide instrumental span covers percussions, violin, viola, harp, clarinets, guitars and electronics result. Recorded between Tokyo and London, the album offers a startlingly satisfying sonic renga (a Japanese poetic form encompassing a succession of haikus), lending the brevity of classic haiku an expansive, stretched-out prosthesis. From the 17th through to the 20th-century, this is a subduing but still irregular experience, as it formally demonstrates the laconic and aphoristic essence of the haiku.
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