- A1: Hit The Road Jack 2.00
- A2: Unchain My Heart 2.54
- A3: I Got A Woman 2.53
- A4: The Ego Song 2.19
- A5: It Should Have Been Me 2.44
- A6: Mess Around 2.42
- A7: Alabamy Bound 1.54
- B1: Georgia On My Mind 3.37
- B2: Can't Stop Loving You 4.16
- B3: Carry Me Back To Old Virginny 2.02
- B4: Why Did You Go 2.48
- B5: Lonely Avenue 2.33
- B6: Mississippi Mud 3.24
- B7: Basin Street Blues 2.46
Buscar:53 2
The Cranberries
No Need To Argue (30th Anniversary Edition) LP 2x12"
- A1: Ode To My Family (4 28)
- A2: I Can't Be With You (3 00)
- A3: Twenty One (3 07)
- A4: Zombie (5 05)
- A5: Empty (3 24)
- B1: Everything I Said (3 52)
- B2: The Icicle Melts (2 54)
- B3: Disappointment (4 11)
- B4: Ridiculous Thoughts (4 26)
- B5: Dreaming My Dreams (3 36)
- C1: Yeat's Grave (3 03)
- C2: Daffodil Lament (6 02)
- C3: No Need To Argue (2 53)
- C4: Ode To My Family (Iain Cook Remix) (4 19)
- C5: Zombie (Iain Cook Remix) (4 52)
- D1: Zombie (Demo - Previously Unreleased) (4 40)
- D2: I Can't Be With You (Live From Woodstock 94') (4 06)
- D3: Ridiculous Thoughts (Live From Woodstock 94') (4 09)
- D4: Daffodil Lament (Live From Woodstock 94') (4 25)
Single[23,11 €]
Zur Feier des 30-jährigen Jubiläums erscheint das bahnbrechende mit Multi Platin ausgezeichnete Album
und Meisterwerk der Cranberries „No Need To Argue“. Das Album enthält neu abgemischte Remastered Audios vom Produzenten des Originalalbums Stephen Street, 2 brandneue Remixe von Iain Cook
von Chvrches, unveröffentlichte Live-Musik von Woodstock ’94 und das unveröffentlichte Demo des FanFavoriten „Zombie“.
- A1: Geronimo's Cadillac (Thomas' Version) 3 19
- A2: Riding On A White Swan (Thomas' Version) 3 55
- A3: Give Me Peace On Earth (Thomas' Version) 4 07
- A4: Sweet Little Sheila (Thomas' Version) 3 23
- A5: Ten Thousand Lonely Drums (Thomas' Version) 3 30
- A6: Lonely Tears In Chinatown (Thomas' Version) 3 33
- B1: In Shaire (Thomas' Version) 3 46
- B2: Stranded In The Middle Of Nowhere (Thomas' Version) 4 34
- B3: The Angels Sing In New York City (Thomas' Version) 3 35
- B4: Princess Of The Night (Thomas' Version) 4 05
- B5: Cherokee Highway (New Bonus Track) 3 41
- B6: Voodoo Love (New Bonus Track) 3 20
- C1: Geronimo's Cadillac (Thomas' Version - In The Mix) 2 40
- C2: Riding On A White Swan (Thomas' Version - In The Mix) 2 55
- C3: Give Me Peace On Earth (Thomas' Version - In The Mix) 2 21
- C4: Sweet Little Sheila (Thomas' Version - In The Mix) 2 53
- C5: Ten Thousand Lonely Drums (Thomas' Version - In The Mix) 2 46
- C6: Lonely Tears In Chinatown (Thomas' Version - In The Mix) 3 02
- D1: In Shaire (Thomas' Version - In The Mix) 3 10
- D2: Stranded In The Middle Of Nowhere (Thomas' Version - In The Mix) 3 18
- D3: The Angels Sing In New York City (Thomas' Version - In The Mix) 2 59
- D4: Princess Of The Night (Thomas' Version - In The Mix) 3 25
- D5: Cherokee Highway (New Bonus Track - In The Mix) 2 55
- D6: Voodoo Love (New Bonus Track - In The Mix) 2 47
THOMAS ANDERS SINGS MODERN TALKING: THE ULTIMATE ALBUM COLLECTION Brandneue Aufnahmen plus neue Bonustracks. Die ersten drei Alben aus der Jubiläumsreihe haben die Fans mehr als gefeiert und hoch in die Charts gebracht.
Album #4 "In The Middle Of Nowhere" ist der nächste Streich für die ultimative Sammelbox! Inkl. des Mega-Songs "Geronimo's Cadillac" und alle Songs als "In The Mix" + "Instrumentals", plus der neuen Songs "Voodo Love" und "Cherokee Highway", zu der es auch wieder einen Musikclip geben wird. Eine besondere Hommage an die unvergessliche Ära der 80er Jahre und den unvergesslichen Modern Talking Sound. Über 125 Millionen Tonträger hat das Kult-Duo bis dato in aller Welt verkauft.
- A1: Cheri Cheri Lady (Thomas' Version) 3 45
- A2: With A Little Love (Thomas' Version) 3 17
- A3: Wild Wild Water (Thomas' Version) 4 23
- A4: You're The Lady Of My Heart (Thomas' Version) 3 41
- A5: Just Like An Angel (Thomas' Version) 3 15
- A6: Heaven Will Know (Thomas' Version) 4 14
- B1: Love Don't Live Here Anymore (Thomas' Version) 4 35
- B2: Why Did You Do It Just Tonight (Thomas' Version) 4 15
- B3: Don't Give Up (Thomas' Version) 3 29
- B4: Let's Talk About Love (Thomas' Version) 3 53
- B5: Love Society (New Bonus Track) 3 40
- B6: Don't Break My Soul (New Bonus Track) 3 01
- C1: Cheri Cheri Lady (Thomas' Version) 3 04
- C2: With A Little Love (Thomas' Version) 2 54
- C3: Wild Wild Water (Thomas' Version) 2 55
- C4: You're The Lady Of My Heart (Thomas' Version) 3 10
- C5: Just Like An Angel (Thomas' Version) 2 48
- C6: Heaven Will Know (Thomas' Version) 3 36
- D1: Love Don't Live Here Anymore (Thomas' Version) 3 45
- D2: Why Did You Do It Just Tonight (Thomas' Version) 2 35
- D3: Don't Give Up (Thomas' Version) 2 52
- D4: Let's Talk About Love (Thomas' Version) 3 12
- D5: Love Society (New Bonus Track) 3 10
- D6: Don't Break My Soul (New Bonus Track) 2 41
- A1: Traveller (3 41)
- A2: Fire Away (4 03)
- A3: Tennessee Whiskey (4 49)
- A4: Parachute (4 13)
- B1: Whiskey & You (3 53)
- B2: Nobody To Blame (4 01)
- B3: More Of You (4 35)
- B4: When The Stars Come Out (4 17)
- C1: Daddy Doesn't Pray Anymore (4 04)
- C2: Might As Well Get Stoned (4 26)
- C3: Was It 26 (4 48)
- D1: The Devil Named Music (6 05)
- D2: Outlaw State Of Mind (5 29)
- D3: Sometimes I Cry (3 56)
Zur Feier des 10-jährigen Jubiläums ist Chris Stapletons von der Kritik hochgelobtes Debütalbum Traveller
jetzt erhältlich. Das 7-fach mit Platin ausgezeichnete Album wurde mit zahlreichen Preisen ausgezeichnet,
darunter die Grammy Awards 2016 für das beste Country-Album und die beste Country-Solo-Performance
für den Titeltrack. Jetzt auch zum ersten Mal als coloured Vinyl!
- 1: Airport Scene 03:8
- 2: Blackbird 05:15
- 3: Dropouts 02:56
- 4: Free Form Future 02:30
- 5: Higher Path 0:3
- 6: Kill All Indies 04:35
- 7: Naked West 05:14
- 8: Oleo Skull 04:11
- 9: The Cat 05:48
Brazilian Psychedelic Rock Artist Firefriend via Cardinal Fuzz and Little Cloud Records announce a first time vinyl pressing for the classic - “999 to 666 ts Street” Prepare to take the long way through the void — Brazilian sonic architects Firefriend present the searing “999 to 666 TS Street”, a full-length LP that bends time, bleeds color, and dives deeper into the cracked corridors of psychedelic rock. With roots tangled deep in the underground of São Paulo and their eyes forever fixed on the cosmic unknown, Firefriend has carved out a space uniquely their own — a distorted dreamscape where shoegaze meets fuzz, noise folds into melody, and every track is a doorway. “999 to 666 TS Street” is a concept record that navigates a haunted psychogeography: an address etched between realities, where spiritual unrest collides with dystopian daydreams.
A Journey Through Sound and Shadow Drenched in fuzzed-out guitars, whispered vocals, analog synths, and pulsing rhythms, this LP sees the trio — Yury Hermuche (guitar/vocals), Julia Grassetti (bass/vocals), and Cacau Bandeira (drums) — begin to forge the fearless vision they seek. From the opening surge to the final fractured lullaby, “999 to 666 TS Street” is both a destination and a transmission: a call to the wanderers, the outsiders, and the seekers. But Firefriend's mission isn’t just sonic — it’s political.
As proudly left-wing artists with an internationalist vision, the band channels the disillusionment and resistance of a generation watching the world teeter. Their music radiates both critique and hope, connecting the dystopia of late capitalism with a dream of liberation. Whether playing São Paulo basements or European festivals, Firefriend brings an urgent message beneath the haze: solidarity is louder than silence. "This album is a street you can't find on any map — it's the place your mind goes when you turn the lights off," says frontman Yury Hermuche. "It's noise, beauty, and a little bit of danger." "We wanted to build a record that feels like a fever dream on vinyl," adds bassist Julia Grassetti. "Something physical, something that glows in the dark." About Firefriend Known for their hypnotic live shows and cult international following, Firefriend has shared stages with underground legends and graced the grooves of multiple celebrated independent releases.
They’ve become essential listening for fans of Spacemen 3, The Brian Jonestown Massacre, and The Velvet Underground — yet remain wholly, defiantly themselves. “999 to 666 TS Street” marks the start and is another milestone in their prolific catalog, pushing the limits of psychedelic rock while remaining anchored in the beautifully bleak emotionalism that defines their sound. Beneath the distortion lies a worldview — anti-authoritarian, borderless, and defiantly alive.
- 1: In C Part
- 1: In C Part 2
In C is a musical piece by the composer and performing musician Terry Riley. As one of the first minimalist compositions and a masterpiece of this genre it’s a response to the modern music that dominated the scene in 1968. The piece inspired a lot of famous composers, like Philip Glass and Steve Reich. In C consists of repeating cells and different rhythms, loosely based on the musical structures he had heard and loved in north African music. 53 short musical phrases
is where the compositions is made of. The thing that makes In C so enduring is that, once all concept is stripped away, it’s a seriously hypnotic piece of music. For listeners with a sympathy for minimalism it’s a wild and impressive work, full of energy.
In C is available as a limited edition of 750 individually numbered copies on gold coloured vinyl.
- Part 1
- Part 2
In C is a musical piece by the composer and performing musician Terry Riley. As one of the first minimalist compositions and a masterpiece of this genre it’s a response to the modern music that dominated the scene in 1968. The piece inspired a lot of famous composers, like Philip Glass and Steve Reich. In C consists of repeating cells and different rhythms, loosely based on the musical structures he had heard and loved in north African music. 53 short musical phrases is where the compositions is made of. The thing that makes In C so enduring is that, once all concept is stripped away, it's a seriously hypnotic piece of music. For listeners with a sympathy for minimalism it’s a wild and impressive work, full of energy. In C is available as a limited edition of 750 individually numbered copies on gold coloured vinyl.
- 1: Lively Up Yourself
- 2: No Woman No Cry
- 3: Them Belly Full (But We Hungry)
- 4: Rebel Music (3 O'clock Roadblock)
- 1: So Jah S'eh
- 2: Natty Dread
- 3: Bend Down Low
- 4: Talkin' Blues
- 5: Revolution
Natty Dread gilt als Bob Marleys bestes Album, die vielleicht beste Reggae-Aufnahme aller Zeiten.
Es war Marleys erstes Album ohne seine ehemaligen Bandkollegen Peter Tosh und Bunny Livingston und das erste, das er als Bob Marley & the Wailers veröffentlichte.
Das hier präsentierte Material definiert, worum es im Reggae ursprünglich ging, mit politischen und sozialen Kommentaren, gemischt mit religiösen Lobgesängen auf Jah.
Bob Marley war ein jamaikanischer Reggae-Sänger, Songschreiber, Musiker und Gitarrist, der internationalen Ruhm und Anerkennung erlangte.
Seine Musik begründete in den 70er Jahren seinen weltweiten Ruf und machte ihn mit mehr als 75 Millionen verkauften Tonträgern zu einem der weltweit meistverkauften Künstler aller Zeiten.
- 1: Coyote
- 2: Amelia
- 3: Furry Sings The Blues
- 4: A Strange Boy
- 5: Hejira
- 6: Song For Sharon
- 7: Black Crow
- 8: Blue Motel Room
- 9: Refuge Of The Roads
Mobile Fidelity's UltraDisc One-Step 180g 45RPM 2LP Set Plays with Authoritative Tonality, Airiness, and Clarity:
Pressed on MoFi SuperVinyl and Strictly Limited to
3,000 Numbered Copies
1/4” / 15 IPS Dolby A analogue master to DSD 256 to analogue console to lathe
Joni Mitchell is the only artist who could’ve made Hejira. The legendary singer-songwriter said as much when discussing the album decades after its release. Yet that fact seemed obvious from the moment the gold-certified effort streeted in fall 1976. An adventurous travelogue, probing narrative, and offbeat homage to freedom, Hejira remains an inimitable entry in the catalog of recorded music — a spare, gorgeous, meditative series of sonic vignettes comprised of floating harmonic pop, cool jazz, soft rock, and sensitive vocal elements that beckon feelings of motion, discovery, and self-examination.
Sourced from the original analog master tapes, pressed at Fidelity Record Pressing on MoFi SuperVinyl, and strictly limited to 3,000 numbered copies, Mobile Fidelity's UltraDisc One-Step 180g 45RPM 2LP set presents the record ranked the 133rd Greatest of All Time by Rolling Stone with definitive detail, richness, accuracy, and directness. Marking the first time the revered LP has received audiophile treatment, it's one of six iconic 1970s Mitchell records Mobile Fidelity is reissuing on vinyl and SACD.
Playing with a virtually nonexistent noise floor, dead-quiet surfaces, and superior groove definition, this collectible reissue reproduces in enveloping fashion the tones, textures, and craftsmanship that help Hejira function as the equivalent of a liberating trip down an open road with nothing but blue sky, natural landscape, and fresh air in the immediate vicinity. Passages bloom, carry, decay as they do amid an acoustically optimized environment. Soundstages extend far, wide, and deep, with black backgrounds and pinpoint images adding to the realism.
The reference-grade immediacy, airiness, and presence put in transparent perspective Mitchell’s dense strings of words, stream-of-conscious-like phrasing, and unhurried albeit forward momentum. Likewise, the instrumental contributions of her A-list support musicians — a cast that includes L.A. Express members John Guerin, Max Bennett and Tom Scott, plus Neil Young, Victor Feldman, and Abe Most — emerges with breathtaking clarity and dimensionality.
While Mitchell, whose intimate vocals and abstract guitar parts center everything, Mobile Fidelity's restoration of Hejira further reveals the visionary breadth of guitarist Larry Carlton and bassist Jaco Pastorius. Though heard on only four tracks, Pastorius' fretless bass epitomizes the fluid, subtle, flexible, roomy, and shape-shifting characteristics of songs that often appear to transpire out of nowhere akin to the formation of a puffy cumulus cloud overhead. In sync with Mitchell’s voice, Pastorius’ fusion hovers and floats, suspended in a fog you want to deeply inhale. The "grace notes" Mitchell desired on Hejira can now be heard in full. Ditto the luxurious tapestries of alinear lines, fills, and supplements unreeled on Carlton’s six-string.
Visually, the packaging of this UD1S set complements its identity as the copy to own. Housed in a deluxe slipcase, the LPs come in foil-stamped jackets with faithful-to-the-original graphics. This version is for listeners who desire to become immersed in everything about Hejira, including the unforgettable album cover — a pastiche of 14 different photos Mitchell used a Camera Lucida to assemble into one image that’s anchored by a portrait of her in a stoic pose — and the interior shots of Mitchell skating on a frozen Wisconsin lake wearing a pair of black skates, black shirt, and fur cape.
The notion of skating, feeling an awakening wind whipping against your face, and losing yourself to the surroundings are extremely apt for Hejira, which Mitchell wrote after a sequence of trips and relationships prompted her to reflect on the complicated conflicts between independence and marriage, success and satisfaction, duty and desire — and, more specifically, “the cost of being a woman.” The Canadian native delved into such themes before. But never as she does on Hejira, whose liberating, running-away aura doubles as another of Mitchell’s rejections of tradition as well as a suggestion of a better alternative.
At once observational and personal, expansive and insular, cheerful and poignant, Hejira spans a sea of human conditions, emotions, and circumstances. It addresses drifting, isolation, pleasure, place, time, and surroundings with strikingly poetic discourse matched with music that, save for the crooned ballad “Blue Motel Room,” forgoes conventional structures and choruses.
The jazz-based arrangements, marked by scaled-down percussion and all manner of bent, rounded, and unsettled notes, hint that Mitchell has no exact destination in mind. Excursions such as the moody “Furry Sings the Blues,” funky “Coyote” and edgy “Black Crow” throw open previously locked doors to possibility and journey. They signal it’s time for a welcome departure from norms and the past, one that leads to a heightened sense of clarity and perspective. Or, as Mitchell said upon choosing the album title, it’s time for “leaving the dream, no blame.”
- A1: Immortal (Feat Mike Mccready) (3 06)
- A2: Patient Number 9 (Feat Jeff Beck) (7 22)
- A3: Parasite (Feat Zakk Wylde) (4 09)
- B1: No Escape From Now (Feat Tony Iommi) (6 47)
- B2: One Of Those Days (Feat Eric Clapton) (4 41)
- B3: A Thousand Shades (Feat Jeff Beck) (4 28)
- C1: Mr Darkness (Feat Zakk Wylde) (5 36)
- C2: Nothing Feels Right (Feat Zakk Wylde) (5 36)
- C3: Evil Shuffle (Feat Zakk Wylde) (4 09)
- D1: Degradation Rule (Feat Tony Iommi) (4 11)
- D2: Dead & Gone (4 33)
- D3: God Only Knows (4 53)
- D4: Darkside Blues (1 47)
2x12" Red Vinyl[32,40 €]
2x12" Green Vinyl[33,57 €]
Tape[33,57 €]
2x12" Black Vinyl[34,58 €]
Following a successful, vital surgery, Ozzy has left little time to unveil details of his upcoming thirteenth studio album, and follow up to 2020's triumphant, 'Ordinary Man'. Later this year, we'll be introduced to the world of, 'Patient Number 9', which boasts a ludicrously impressive array of guest features from the likes of Zakk Wylde, Jeff Beck, Pearl Jam's Mike McCready, Chad Smith (Red Hot Chili Peppers), Robert Trujillo (Metallica), Duff McKagan (Guns N' Roses), Eric Clapton and the late, great Foo Fighters drummer Taylor Hawkins. Black Sabbath guitarist extraordinaire, Tony Iommi, shall also make his Ozzy solo album debut, which essentially everyone can agree, has been a long time coming. Utilizing his own approach to morality and legacy, the great grandfather of all things metal and malevolent appears eager to whisk us around his hallowed ground yet again.
- A1: Immortal (Feat Mike Mccready) (3 06)
- A2: Patient Number 9 (Feat Jeff Beck) (7 22)
- A3: Parasite (Feat Zakk Wylde) (4 09)
- B1: No Escape From Now (Feat Tony Iommi) (6 47)
- B2: One Of Those Days (Feat Eric Clapton) (4 41)
- B3: A Thousand Shades (Feat Jeff Beck) (4 28)
- C1: Mr Darkness (Feat Zakk Wylde) (5 36)
- C2: Nothing Feels Right (Feat Zakk Wylde) (5 36)
- C3: Evil Shuffle (Feat Zakk Wylde) (4 09)
- D1: Degradation Rule (Feat Tony Iommi) (4 11)
- D2: Dead & Gone (4 33)
- D3: God Only Knows (4 53)
- D4: Darkside Blues (1 47)
2x12" Black Vinyl[29,37 €]
2x12" Red Vinyl[32,40 €]
2x12" Green Vinyl[33,57 €]
Tape[33,57 €]
Following a successful, vital surgery, Ozzy has left little time to unveil details of his upcoming thirteenth studio album, and follow up to 2020's triumphant, 'Ordinary Man'. Later this year, we'll be introduced to the world of, 'Patient Number 9', which boasts a ludicrously impressive array of guest features from the likes of Zakk Wylde, Jeff Beck, Pearl Jam's Mike McCready, Chad Smith (Red Hot Chili Peppers), Robert Trujillo (Metallica), Duff McKagan (Guns N' Roses), Eric Clapton and the late, great Foo Fighters drummer Taylor Hawkins. Black Sabbath guitarist extraordinaire, Tony Iommi, shall also make his Ozzy solo album debut, which essentially everyone can agree, has been a long time coming. Utilizing his own approach to morality and legacy, the great grandfather of all things metal and malevolent appears eager to whisk us around his hallowed ground yet again.
- A1: Inside Out (2:08)
- A2: Hit Me (3:06)
- A3: Don’t You Know I Need You (2:53)
- A4: White Trash (2:47)
- A5: Feelin’ Alright With The Crew (5:17)
- A6: Obsessed (5:12)
- A7: No Pity (2:21)
- B1: Titanic (3:10)
- B2: Boys In The Gang (2:58)
- B3: Nasty Nasty (2:12)
- B4: Let’s Face It (3:36)
- B5: Emergency (2:56)
- B6: Homicide (4:18)
- B7: Lust Power And Money (1:57)
- B8: I’m Alive (2:37)
999 were one of the true punk rock originals came together in November 1976. 999 quickly became a cornerstone of the scene in the UK, releasing their debut single ‘I’m Alive’ in July 1977. Within a couple of years, they were touring the USA extensively, building up a significant following Stateside and earning them some action on the US Billboard Album Chart. Throughout the late 70s and early 80s, a series of classic singles alongside the albums ‘999’, ‘Separates’, ‘The Biggest Prize in Sport,’ and ‘Concrete’ kept the band’s star in the ascendancy.
‘Live at The Basins Nightclub’ recorded in June 1987 catches the band firing on all cylinders.
Grinderman entstand 2005, als Nick Cave Material für das Album „Abattoir Blues/The Lyre of Orpheus“
von Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds schrieb. Gemeinsam mit Martyn Casey am Bass, Warren Ellis an Violine
und Gitarre und Jim Sclavunos am Schlagzeug erarbeitete die Band gemeinsam Songs. 2006 ging sie in
ein Londoner Studio und begann eine Marathon-Session mit Songwriting und Demoaufnahmen. Mit dem
Ziel, den raueren, ursprünglicheren Sound von Caves gefeiertem Post-Punk-Projekt „The Birthday Party“ nachzubilden, wichen die Texte und die Musik von Grinderman deutlich von Nick Caves früheren Arbeiten
mit The Bad Seeds ab.
Im darauffolgenden April nahmen sie die besten dieser neuen Songs auf und nahmen mit Hilfe ihres langjährigen Freundes und Produzenten Nick Launay ein Album auf. Ihr am 5. März 2007 veröffentlichtes Debü-
talbum „Grinderman“ mit elf Songs wurde von der Kritik hoch gelobt und enthält die Singles „No Pussy
Blues“ und „Get It On“. Das Quartett kam 2009 wieder zusammen, um „Grinderman 2“ aufzunehmen, das
2010 erschien. Im Dezember 2011 gab Cave die Auflösung der Band auf einem Musikfestival in Australien
bekannt.
Das „unglaublich aufregende Debütalbum“ (Observer Music Monthly) ist auf schwarzem Öko-Vinyl und im
CD-Digisleeve-Format erhältlich
- A1: Dramatic Market Ride (Tv Size) 1:35
- A2: Happy Tamako 2:10
- A3: Even More Happy Tamako 1:36
- A4: Tamako Thinking 1:43
- A5: Tamako Thinking Part 2 1:43
- A6: Sentimental Tamako 1:32
- A7: Angry Tamako 1:40
- A8: Sleepy Tamako 1:35
- A9: Happy Tamako - Piano Solo 2:10
- A10: Even More Happy Tamako - Piano Solo 1:35
- A11: Dera In Love 2:34
- A12: Funny Dera 1:32
- B1: Shrine In The Morning 2:03
- B2: Kitashirakawa's House Theme 1:49
- B3: Grandpa's Rice Cake 1:46
- B4: Father's Rice Cake 1:24
- B5: Midori's Theme 1:43
- B6: Shiori's Theme 2:09
- B7: Michizou's Theme 1:47
- B8: Tamako's Pretty Happy Intro 0:53
- B9: After School 2:24
- B10: After School - Piano Solo 2:23
- B11: Dramatic Market Ride (Tamako's Humming Version) 2:00
- B12: Bedhead (Tv Size) 1:31
Tamako Kitashirakawa is a secondary school pupil. She divides her time between her badminton club and the family shop, where mochi (rice cakes) are made and sold.
Her quiet life is disrupted by the arrival of a strange talking bird who moves in with Tamako...
The vinyl includes the credits from the anime as well as the most memorable BGMs*. The music is very peaceful, relaxing and almost nostalgic for fans of the series, with a strong piano presence on many of the BGMs.
Nach 53 Jahren im Musikgeschäft, 17 Studioalben, 11-fachem Platin und mehr als 100 Tourdaten pro
Jahr kehrt Styx mit ihrem achtzehnten Studioalbum zurück, das ihren progressiven Rocksound mit einer
modernen Note verbindet. Das Album vereint 13 sorgfältig ausgewählte Songs, die durch tiefgründige
Botschaften nicht nur ihre Songwriting-Kompetenz unterstreichen, sondern auch zum Nachdenken anregen.
- A1: We Gotta Know (3 26)
- A2: World Peace (2 14)
- A3: Show You No Mercy (1 54)
- A4: Malfunction (3 38)
- A5: Street Justice (1 36)
- A6: Survival Of The Streets (1 04)
- A7: Seekers Of The Truth (4 01)
- B1: It's The Limit (1 35)
- B2: Hard Times (1 39)
- B3: By Myself (2 31)
- B4: Don't Tread On Me (1 19)
- B5: Face The Facts (1 41)
- B6: Do Unto Others (1 48)
- B7: Life Of My Own (2 53)
- B8: Signs Of The Times (2 03)
- A1: Eyeroll (Feat Elvin Brandhi) (4 01)
- A2: Malikan (Feat Abdullah Miniawy) (4 08)
- A3: Move On (Feat Iceboy Violet) (3 44)
- A4: 99 Favor Taste (Feat Juliana Huxtable) (0 57)
- A5: Nontrival Differential (Feat Elvin Brandhi) (4 25)
- A6: Partygoodtime (Feat Ledef) (0 09)
- B1: Cut Cut Quote (Feat Elvin Brandhi) (4 22)
- B2: Pique (4 26)
- B3: If The City Burns I Will Not Run (Feat Abdullah Miniawy & James Ginzburg) (3 23)
- B4: Hasty Revisionism (3 14)
- B5: Lacrymaturity (2 43)
Black Vinyl LP. The world has changed, we shouldn't try and pretend otherwise. While we were shut away in isolation our routines shifted, social patterns evolved, and our hopes and dreams were twisted into cobwebs we're still trying to wipe from our fingers. Ziúr tentatively approached this on her last album Antifate, an ambitious and complex hybrid pop fever dream that looked back to a Medieval escapist fantasy as the scent of revolution seemed to hum in the air. But when restrictions were eased, she found herself staring down a discombobulated society that had trapped itself in a spiral of microwaved nostalgia and detached, narcotic repetition. Eyeroll then is Ziúr's musical panacea, a tincture to wake us from our creative slumber and prompt external connection and reflection. It's a polyphonous hex that demands human interaction, and Ziúr's hand-picked alliance of collaborators - Elvin Brandhi, Abdullah Miniawy, Iceboy Violet, Juliana Huxtable, Ledef, and James Ginzburg - each provide distinct voices that together herald a bewildering sonic epoch. Ziúr's palette had to evolve to match the scope of the project, but it was pure necessity that informed the album's defining tone. Recording mostly at night, Ziúr was conscious of the noise she was making so developed a unique way to record organic percussion. Using a set of rototoms - low profile tunable drums - she scratched, scraped and gently tapped the skins to build up the undulating and unstable rhythmic backdrop for each track. It's the first sound we hear on the opener 'Eyeroll', rattling like lost marbles against Elvin Brandhi's primal croaks and screams. And when Brandhi's twisted articulations form words, Ziúr matches the energy with chaotic thuds and serrated blasts of saturated electronics. "I roll the shittiest cigarette," she squeals like she's about to start a mosh pit at Paris's GRM Studios. Without pause, Abdullah Miniawy takes over on 'Malikan', building on the promise of material with Simo Cell, Carl Gari and HVAD with corrosive trumpet blasts and charged, politically incendiary Arabic vocals. Inspired by pre-Islamic poetry and the Qu'ranic chanters he heard growing up in Saudi Arabia and Egypt, he spins labyrinthine stories that cross between the worlds, breaking down physical and spiritual borders simultaneously. Miniawy's scope is expanded even further on his second collaboration, 'If The City Burns I Will Not Run'. "If it rains and the city drowns," he utters over gaseous electronics, "I will not run away, but I will be anxious for the heart of one close to me." After a supple vocal turn from Manchester's Iceboy Violet on 'Move On' and a surreal interlude from poet- DJ-artist-theorist Juliana Huxtable on '99 Favor Taste', Brandhi returns with two more hyperactive collaborations: ,'Nontrivial Differential' and 'Cut Cut Quote'. On the former she slices into Ziúr's skeletal jazz eruptions, screaming and crooning interchangeably, fluxing between the rap battle and the cabaret. The latter is completely different meanwhile, with Brandhi settling into her role as front-woman and groaning dizzying improvised passages that sound like grunge crossed with psychedelic no-wave. Brandhi's spiky musical history has prepared her well for this collaboration; she's a prolific producer and has been using her voice spontaneously since debuting with father-daughter improv duo Yeah You in the mid 2020s. She's found an ideal foil in Ziúr, a producer who matches her restless energy and willingness to bend formality, and leaves an indelible mark on Eyeroll. But the album's most tender moments are from Ziúr herself, who winds the album down on 'Hasty Revisionism', growling over collapsible beats and cascading strings, and comes to an unexpected conclusion with country coda 'Lacrymaturity'. Its feverish amalgamation of country music and euphoric, experimental electronics might seem incongruous at first, but in context with the rest of the album is the only possible conclusion. With Eyeroll Ziúr is making a firm statement about togetherness, humanity, and the renewal of hope when all seems lost. By bringing together such a wide but philosophically harmonic team of collaborators, she's conducted a body of work that speaks to the creative fringe in no uncertain terms. Now's the time to throw away what you think you know, and build bridges you didn't think you need. Now's the time for action. She may have spent her entire career avoiding the solipsistic trappings of "queer art", but by assembling a communal statement that questions so many normative assumptions about music, politics, and beyond, Ziúr has chanced upon her queerest album yet. Cringe? Eyeroll.
- Rock Your Baby (6.24)
- I Can’t Leave You Alone (4.40)
- You Can Have It All (2.54)
- I Get Lifted (2.48)
- Look At You (5.01)
- Sing A Happy Song (2.02)
- It’s Been So Long (2.39)
- I Ain’t Lyin’ (3.53)
- Honey I (3.51)
- Kiss Me (The Way I Like It) (3.08)
- Let’s Dance (5.37)
- I Want You Around Me (3.18)
• ONE OF THE PIONEERS OF THE DISCO ERA IN 1974
• HAD THE BIGGEST SELLING SINGLE IN 1974, SELLING OVER 11 MILLION COPIES
WORLDWIDE OF ‘ROCK YOUR BABY’
• THIS EXCLUSIVE COMPILATION OF HIS GREATEST HITS CONTAINS THE
EXTENDED ALBUM VERSION OF HIS BIGGEST SELLING SONG
• FEATURES ALL OF HIS INTERNATIONAL CHART HITS FROM 1974-1978,
INCLUDING ‘I CAN’T LEAVE YOU ALONE’ AND ’YOU CAN HAVE IT ALL‘
- 1: Crying In The Streets 04 00
- 2: Me And The Devil
- 3: Good Times In Heaven
- 4: I Never Knew Joy 02 25
- 5: You Can't Hurry God
- 6: I Have A Dream
- 7: I've Been Born Again
- 8: Satisfied 01 53
- 9: America
- 10: Waiting For Jesus
CHARLY RECORDS present the first ever reissue of the sought-after Gospel treasure Crying In The Street by Robert Sims and his Seven Brothers.
Originally released circa 1969 by Lelan Rogers on his Nashville based House Of The Fox imprint. The title track ‘Crying In The Streets’ is a Gospel anthem penned by Sam Matter, Kerry Porter and Ted Harris as a response to the assassination of Martin Luther King. It was recorded contemporaneously by Baton Rouge deep soul vocalist George Perkins who scored a regional hit when it was picked up by Lelan Rogers for his Silver Fox subsidiary. The song was covered to great effect by Buckwheat Zydeco, featuring Ry Cooder, and appears on the 2005 benefit album for Hurricane Katrina.
This is a forgotten gem, atmospheric and beautifully produced. It is a passionate, life-affirming record that resonates today just as much as it did over 50 years ago.
A Gospel Experience.
- 1: Versailles (Porte De Versailles) - The Modern Jazz Quartet (3.27)
- 2: Angel Eyes - The Modern Jazz Quartet (3.53)
- 3: Fontessa - The Modern Jazz Quartet (11.16)
- 4: Over The Rainbow - The Modern Jazz Quartet (3.57)
- 5: Bluesology - The Modern Jazz Quartet (.09)
- 6: Willow Weep For Me - The Modern Jazz Quartet (4.52)
- 7: Woody N You - The Modern Jazz Quartet (4.26)
The Modern Jazz Quartet, known for its sophisticated and elegant approach to jazz, consisted of pianist John Lewis, vibraphonist Milt Jackson, bassist Percy Heath, and drummer Connie Kay
Here are Some key points about the album: "Fontessa" is regarded as one of the Quartet's essential recordings, praised for its elegant performances and refned compositions. The album refects the commitment to creating jazz that is both accessible and artistically ambitious. Critics and jazz enthusiasts often highlight the interplay between Milt Jackson's vibraphone and John Lewis's piano, supported by the solid rhythm section of Percy Heath and Connie Kay. The title track "Fontessa" is a suite in several movements, showcasing the band's ability to merge different musical themes seamlessly; the album includes notable covers such as "Angel Eyes," "Willow Weep for Me," and "Over the Rainbow" all of which are given the Modern Jazz Quartet unique treatment with a mix of lush harmonies and sophisticated improvisation. The album, released in 1956, signifcantly contributed to the evolution of jazz by demonstrating that it could be a serious, artful genre capable of sophisticated expression. The Modern Jazz Quartet infuence extends beyond jazz to classical and popular music, and "Fontessa" remains a testament to their innovative spirit and enduring appeal, a key album in their discography, exemplifying their unique sound and artistic vision.
2023 Repress
For the first time after its original release in 2007, MEDi003 is back in stock!
"I was kinda not into the tune, but Mala was like 'nah - I love it' and he pushed for it and, yeah, ultimately got it on DEEP MEDi. And if he hadn't done that I probably wouldn't brought it out, it probaly would've just ended up on a hard drive somewhere, not doing a thing."
- A1: Ema Feud & B-Brain - Mi Lugar Favorito (Extended Mix) (5 54)
- A2: Peke - Shiver (Extended Mix) (4 52)
- A3: Tommy Vee, Danny Losito & Keller - I Can't Go For That (Extended Mix) (4 48)
- A4: Bohemoon & Bonura - Raya (Extended Mix) (3 25)
- B1: Berin - Crazy (Extended Mix) (6 06)
- B2: Roberto Tropea & Solarys - Let The Sunshine In (3 26)
- B3: Tr3Nacria & Roberto Tropea - Discodown (Leandro Da Silva Extende Mix Feat House Of Glass) (4 19)
- B4: Inner Mind - Mugeni (8 38)
- C1: Cecilia Krull - Agnus Dei (Ema Feud & B-Brain Extended Mix) (3 29)
- C2: Tr3Nacria - Free Now (Extended Mix Feat Bacon Popper) (3 53)
- C3: Just A Boy & Dvo - After Hours (Extended Mix) (5 22)
- C4: Coco De Sax - Lady (Hear Me Tonight) (Extended Mix) (5 01)
- D1: Sapienza - Stereo Love (Extended Mix) (4 22)
- D2: Tamborder - Hideaway (Extended Mix) (3 48)
- D3: Defreeze - Faded (Extended Mix) (4 07)
- D4: Flash & Dash & Andryx - Kiss (Extended Mix) (3 52)
- D5: Just A Boy & Kali Mija - Easier (Extended Mix) (5 02)
EGO IN MIAMI 2025 comes to life by showcasing current music trends through the most hyped EGO
tracks of the moment. Not only: it represents the beginning of the annual series of compilations signed
EGO, as a tradition for ten years. Again this year, at the Miami Winter Music Conference, we have
selected several tracks that will count down with you, accompanying you to the start of one of the most
anticipated EDM events of the year. The MMW brings together thousands of professionals and
enthusiasts who will participate in a series of events in Miami, concluding with the iconic “Ultra Music
Festival”.
The selection presented this year reflects current musical trends. Established names like TR3NACRIA,
Cecilia Krull and Tommy Vee with the talented emerging Defreeze, Bohemoon and just a boy, the great
returns of Sapienza, Solarys and Bacon Popper. The energy of Berin, the good vibes of Roberto Tropea
and the euphoric productions of Ema Feud and B-Rain. The ensemble takes place through the extended
version braid that creates a collection usable by both EDM fans and professionals: DJs and producers.
Dame-Music continues to celebrate its 15 Years with the release of Vol. 2
15 Years Of Dame-Music series is an ode to the unmistakable sound of the TB-303, a core element of Bloody Mary's widely respected sound and label.
Continuing the strong momentum from Vol. 1, this release features four standout tracks from some of the most respected and forward-thinking names in electronic music: DEAS, Ben Sims & Ritzi Lee, Viikatory, and the highly anticipated return of Jerome Hill vs Fear-E to the Dame-Music roster.
Spanning three curated volumes, the “15 Years of Dame-Music” series highlights the label’s enduring commitment to underground dance music culture and its dedication to vinyl and analog sound.
- A1: Nostalgie Eternelle – Trust In You 3’10
- A2: Nostalgie Eternelle – Coup De Grace 1’57
- A3: S.m. Nurse – Day In Istanbul 6’07
- A4: S.m. Nurse – My Greedy Policeman 6’00
- A5: Nine Circles – Here Come I, Here Is Me 4’02
- A6: Van Kaye & Ignit The Heat 2’32
- B1: Experiment Incest Desire (3’53)
- B2: Experiment Incest We Are A Professional Team 3’45
- B3: The Maniacs Vietnam 3’25
- B4: O.b. Minimax This Charming War 2’27
- B5: The Misz The Spinach Of Kiev (Part 2) 5’35
- B6: Secret Life Private Little Madhouse 4’09
- B7: Unovidual Metal 1’48
VOL. 4[23,95 €]
Limited reprint of the sold-out Volume 3 from the Underground Wave series, featuring Belgian and Dutch wave, synth, and minimal artists. Most tracks were previously only on cassette. Walhalla Records is dedicated to reviving the 80s/90s cassette scene by releasing rare material, often for the first time
- A1: Carnal (2 00)
- A2: House On Sand (3 33)
- A3: If It Doesn't Hurt (2 59)
- A4: Angel Song (3 05)
- A5: Freefall (3 43)
- B1: Blame It On The Drugs (3 18)
- B2: Head (2 35)
- B3: Existential Dread (2 30)
- B4: Heart (3 42)
- B5: Down The River (3 04)
- C1: Give It Time (3 36)
- C2: Sight (1 12)
- C3: Stuck (3 29)
- C4: Run For Your Life (3 32)
- C5: Sound (2 53)
- D1: We're All Gonna Die (3 05)
- D2: Freefall (3 47)
- D3: Angel Song (3 24)
- D4: House On Sand (3 01)
- D5: Angel Song (3 48)
- A1: Béton House 5 21
- A2: Motif Lasdun 3 37
- A3: Pioneering Different Approaches 3 15
- A4: I Dream In Concrete 3 45
- A5: Aesthetics Over Ethics 3 53
- A6: Internal Panoramas 3 43
- B1: Foxton Stop Off 4 12
- B2: The End Of Back To Back 4 08
- B3: B6070 1 36
- B4: Cold, Again 3 02
- B5: And Then They Are Gone 2 54
- B6: Skyline Disasters 3 21
- B7: Park Hill Forever 4 32
We always knew we would return to this project because Brutalism remains a profound part of our lives, something we cherish deeply. Inspired by the photographs we have been capturing for a new book, the music emerged effortlessly. Documenting these buildings feels instinctive; this is where we belong.
Our unwavering fixation on symmetry, synchronisation, and repetition endures, but this time we believe the music reveals a more emotional depth. That is the direction we have been moving towards. Some things simply take time, yet this album seemed to take shape of its own accord.
Join us as we walk through these modern day cathedrals, monuments to the people.
- A1: The Light 5:13
- A2: Pavane 5:08
- A3: Maiden Voyage 6:21
- B1: On The Road 9:55
- B2: The Sword 5:33
- C1: Dragon Song 4:34
- C2: I Wanna Take You Higher 5:50
- D1: Oblivion Express 8:37
- D2: Listen Her 4:53
Recorded on October 17th, 1970, just months after his previous group Brian Auger, Julie Driscoll and The Trinity had split up, this the first ever live Oblivion Express recording, captured on tape a year before this influential group released their first album. The set list includes early versions of their debut album’s tracks and amazing covers, including Herbie Hancock’s ‘Maiden Voyage,' Gabriel Fauré’s ‘Pavane,’ and Brian’s take on Sly and The Family Stone’s ‘I Wanna Take You Higher,’. The 12-page booklet features the band’s history from its formation, with Brian Auger recalling how festival organiser Claude Nobs gave the group this early opportunity.
It was 1976 when Prince Far I debuted is unique toasting style under the spell of producer Lloydie Slim at Randy's Studio. The album features nine tracks based on psalms and "The Lord's Prayer", over rhythms largely played by The Aggrovators. Psalms 53 - in particular - used the rhythm from the Lee"Scratch" Perry-produced "Mighty Cloud Of Joy". It is meditative music and established Prince Far I, literally the man with the voice of thunder, as a formidable force in music business.
- A1: Funk Formula 1 (Intro) 0:32
- A2: The Power Of The One Featuring – George Benson, Williams Singers 4:58
- A3: Slide Eazy Featuring – Ellis Hall, Rod Castro 3:43
- A4: Creepin' Featuring – Christone "Kingfish" Ingram 4:53
- B1: Jam On Featuring – Brandon "Taz" Niederauer*, Snoop Dogg 5:02
- B2: Lips Turn Blue Featuring – Emmaline 4:10
- B3: Funkship Area-51 Featuring – Brother Nature, Christian Mcbride 3:59
- B4: Bewise Featuring – Robert "Bewise" Harding* 4:08
- C1: Soul Not 4 Sale Featuring – Hollywood Anderson 5:35
- C2: Club Funkateers Featuring – Branford Marsalis, Danielle René Withers*, Victor Wooten 3:32
- C3: Wantme2Stay Featuring – Branford Marsalis, Larry Graham, Uché 4:03
- C4: Funktropolis Featuring – Brother Nature, Johnny Davis 4:59
- D1: Wishing Well Featuring – Ellis Hall 5:35
- D2: Bootsy Off Broadway Featuring – Christian Mcbride, Emmaline, Frankie "Kash" Waddy* 3:22
- D3: Stargate Featuring – Dr. Cornel West*, Ellis Hall, Emisunshine, Victor Wooten 6:12
- D4: Stolen Dreams Featuring – Brother Nature, Henry Invisible*, Rod Castro (2) 3:52
- A 鈴木雅之* & 菊池桃子*– 渋谷で5時 (1996 Chocolate Mix) 4:20
- B Orange Range– 上海ハニー 2:53
- C 吉村由美*– V・A・C・A・T・I・O・N 3:28
- D Puffy– ウエディング・ベル 3:29
The second of 2 EPs preceding the next FUTURE SOUND OF LONDON album in 2025
Multiple Angle Distortions EP ( M.A.D ) see FSOL moving into a darker percussive electronic soundscape - tinges of 303 acid mix with menacing orchestral compositions, Grammy nominated Daniel Pemberton makes an appearance on “Improvisations” - recorded live at a London fashion show - also recorded live is the final track Northern Point which uses two of FSOL’s own designed synthesizers ….
- A1: For The Love Of Life (Ending Theme Full Version) 04 21
- A2: Grain (Opening Theme) 01 26
- A3: Drift Mind 03 01
- A4: Part 02 00
- A5: Float Flower 02 22
- A6: Collage Man 01 39
- A7: Sweet Home 01 53
- A8: Gingerly 01 40
- A9: Nacht Tour 01 36
- A10: Xenia 01 36
- A11: Room 02 16
- B1: Idler Wheel 01 13
- B2: Bush 02 01
- B3: Drift 01 47
- B4: Rest 01 33
- B5: Sweeper 03 03
- B6: Be Lit Up 01 30
- B7: Decola 01 35
- B8: Mid Point 01 44
- B9: Twip 02 03
- B10: Red Line 01 42
- B11: Angel Hand 01 48
- B12: Make It Home 03 47
- C1: What Do I See 02 25
- C4: Hold On 01 24
- C5: Close Your Eyes 01 55
- C6: Our Destinations Calls 02 08
- C7: Right And Wrong 01 35
- C8: Cast Upon The Wind 01 45
- C9: Catch 01 47
- C10: You Are The Move You Mak 03 11
- D1: S’alright 01 35
- D2: Faith 02 16
- D3: Than One 03 59
- D4: Present 01 32
- D5: The More That I See 01 58
- D6: It’s A Long Way To Go 02 02
- D7: We’ll Be Waiting For The Night 03 48
- D8: Changes 01 55
- C2: The Seeds Of Time 04 26
- C3: Before You Go To Sleep 02 15
A young doctor on the verge of greatness finds his career and life shattered after choosing to treat two children rather than the town mayor. The deaths of one of the children are inexplicable. What if he had saved a monster?
Monster, the manga created by Naoki Urasawa, is an acclaimed psychological thriller that has been a huge critical and commercial success. The complex and gripping story, which follows the moral choices of a surgeon confronted with a serial killer he has saved, has attracted a wide international audience. Monster has won several awards and is regarded as one of Urasawa's major works, affirming her place as a master of suspense in the world of manga.
Kuniaki Haishima is a Japanese composer best known for creating the soundtrack to the anime Monster. In addition to his contribution to Monster, Haishima has also composed music for TV series (Terra Formars and S-CRY-ed) and films (Tokyo Tribe and Helter Skelter).
- A1: How Do You Do (3 44)
- A2: Illegal (Feat Carlos Santana) (3 53)
- A3: Hips Don't Lie (Feat Wyclef Jean) (3 39)
- A4: Animal City (3 17)
- B1: Don't Bother (4 20)
- B2: The Day & The Time (Feat Gustavo Cerati) (4 23)
- B3: Dreams For Plans (4 00)
- B4: Hey You (4 11)
- C1: Your Embrace (3 34)
- C2: Costume Makes The Clown (3 14)
- C3: Something (4 22)
- C4: Timor (3 35)
- D1: La Tortura (Feat Alejandro Sanz - Alternate Version) (3 36)
- D2: Hips Don't Lie (Feat Wyclef Jean - En Espanol) (3 34)
- D3: Don't Bother (Jrsnchz Radio Mix) (4 20)
- D4: Illegal (Ali Dee Radio Remix) (3 44)
For a glorious ten-year period from 1995 to 2005, hip-hop music received a much-needed shot in the arm from a generation of determined and wildly creative rappers and producers. They rallied against the increasingly formulaic and shallow world of mainstream rap, as well as a music industry unwilling to listen.
By releasing music on their own terms as independent artists—many adopting the mantra of being “independent as fuck” as a mission statement—these hungry creatives reclaimed their artistic freedom and wore it as a badge of honour. Most importantly, they also made a lot of excellent hip-hop. What emerged was a vibrant underground music scene that stretched from New York to Los Angeles, with influence reaching across the world.
Independent As F**: Underground Hip-hop from 1995-2005 explores how a generation of rap artists rebelled against the major record labels and made music on their own terms, celebrating individuality and creative freedom. It also traces the history of some of hip-hop’s most respected artists, including MF DOOM, El-P, Mos Def, Kool Keith, and Madlib.
“Ben is an archivist of the highest regard. His Grown Up Rap pushes the myth and mythology aside for real powerful hip hop facts.” Chuck D
Drei Jahre nach der Veröffentlichung ihres Debütalbums "caroline" kommt jetzt ihr neues Album "caroline 2". Die Gruppe verbrachte 18 Monate mit verschiedenen Schreibsessions in Großbritannien, wobei die Aufnahmen hauptsächlich in den Big Jelly Studios in Ramsgate stattfanden. Produziert wurde das Album von Jasper Llewellyn, Casper Hughes, Mike O"Malley und Syd Kemp, gemischt von Jason Agel und gemastert von Heba Kadry. Das neue Album "caroline 2" beginnt mit einer lauten Gitarre, die den Sound und gleichsam die Marschroute für das neue Album vorgibt. Dabei gibt sich der Klangkosmos von caroline weiterhin als unergründlich. Voller euphorischer Tiefen und musikalischer Fallstricke, die einen zurück auf einen gemütlichen Soundteppich ziehen. Und dennoch klingt auch das neue unverkennbar nach der Band, die man nicht in Schubladen stecken kann. In gewisser Weise macht das zweite Album von caroline somit da weiter, wo sein Vorgänger aufgehört hat - das grandiose, selbstbetitelte Debüt von 2022 endete mit "Natural death", auf dem sie ebenfalls die Möglichkeiten von hypnotischen Gitarrenmustern erkundeten -, aber in vielen anderen Bereichen betreten sie Neuland. Das Ergebnis ist ein Album von außerordentlicher Tragweite, auf dem das Organische und das Künstliche, das Raue und das Schöne, das Ursprüngliche und das Verschwommene aufeinanderprallen und sich miteinander verbinden.
Double Italo Header incoming! Hailing from Turin in northern Italy, we have a new artist on Frank Music named Hey Cabrera! who presents his dance single "The Moment", which has it all: The ever-familiar bassline, melodies, and pianos for days and topped with additional catchy vocal phrases. It's exactly this kind of unique vibe you only hear when it's truly made in Italy. Label boss Giovanni Francesco Alberto—a.k.a. Johannes Albert—steps in with a sizzling club mix to keep the vibe afloat. Who wouldn't want to live in "The Moment"? We sure do! Flip it over, and the B-side "Exposed" carries the same high-energy tradition—more vocals, even punchier pianos, and for the J.A. club mix, a dash of 808s for that extra groove. Housed in a fully printed cover and ready to soundtrack your summer nights. Grazie mille, Gianluca! The power of Italo Disco—often imitated, never duplicated.








































