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- A1: Looking For A Place; Songwriter – Nick Waterhouse (2)
- A2: Hide And Seek; Songwriter – Nick Waterhouse (2)
- A3: (No) Commitment; Songwriter – Mark Neill, Nick Waterhouse (2)
- A4: Play To Win; Songwriter – Anthony Polizzi, Nick Waterhouse (2)
- A5: Was It You?; Songwriter – Nick Waterhouse (2)
- A6: Late In The Garden; Songwriter – Nick Waterhouse (2)
- B1: The Problem With A Street; Songwriter – Nick Waterhouse (2)
- B2: Plan For Leavin'; Songwriter – Nick Waterhouse (2)
- B3: (Are You) Hurting; Songwriter – Nick Waterhouse (2)
- B4: It Was The Style; Songwriter – Anthony Polizzi, Nick Waterhouse (2)
- B5: The Fooler; Songwriter – Nick Waterhouse (2)
- B6: Unreal, Immaterial; Songwriter – Nick Waterhouse (2)
- A1: Be My Husband; Written-By – A. Stroud*
- A2: Nobody Knows You When You're Down And Out; Written-By – J. Cox*
- A3: End Of The Line; Written-By – C. Medley*, J. Edmondson*
- A4: Trouble In Mind; Written-By – R. M. Jones*
- A5: Tell Me More And More And Then Some; Written-By – B. Holiday*
- A6: Chilly Winds Don't Blow; Written-By – B. Lovelock*, H. Krasnow*
- B1: Ain't No Use; Written-By – R. Stevenson*
- B2: Strange Fruit; Written-By – Allen*
- B3: Sinnerman; Arranged By – Nina Simone
- A1: Nine Inch Nails With David Bowie– Subterraneans
- A2: Nine Inch Nails– Closer
- A3: Nine Inch Nails With David Bowie– Scary Monsters (And Super Creeps)
- B4: Nine Inch Nails– March Of The Pigs
- B5: David Bowie– Look Back In Anger
- B6: Nine Inch Nails With David Bowie– Hallo Spaceboy
- B7: Nine Inch Nails– Burn
- C8: Nine Inch Nails– Sanctified
- C9: David Bowie– A Small Plot Of Land
- C10: Nine Inch Nails With David Bowie– Hurt
- D11: Nine Inch Nails With David Bowie– Reptile
- D12: David Bowie– I'm Deranged
- D13: David Bowie & Trent Reznor– David Bowie & Trent Reznor Interview
- A1: Suffer For Fashion
- A2: Sink The Seine
- A3: Cato As A Pun
- A4: Heimdalsgate Like A Promethean Curse
- A5: Gronlandic Edit
- A6: A Sentence Of Sorts In Kongsvinger
- B1: The Past Is A Grotesque Animal
- B2: Bunny Ain't No Kind Of Rider
- C1: Faberge Falls For Shuggie
- C2: Labyrinthian Pomp
- C3: She's A Rejecter
- C4: We Were Born The Mutants Again With Leafling
- D1: Du Og Meg
- D2: Voltaic Crusher/Undrum To Muted Da
- D3: Derailments In A Place Of Our Own
- D4: Miss Blonde, Your Papa Is Failing
- D5: No Conclusion
- A1: Nonpareil Of Favor
- A2: Wicked Wisdom
- A3: For Our Elegant Caste
- A4: Touched Something's Hollow
- B1: An Eluardian Instance
- B2: Gallery Piece
- B3: Women's Studies Victims
- B4: St. Exquisite's Confessions
- C1: Triphallus, To Punctuate!
- C2: And I've Seen A Bloody Shadow
- C3: Plastis Wafers
- D1: Death Is Not A Parallel Move
- D2: Beware Our Nubile Miscreants
- D3: Mingusings
- D4: Id Engager
- A1: Trompe Le Monde
- A2: Planet Of Sound
- A3: Alec Eiffel
- A4: The Sad Punk
- A5: Head On; Written-By – Jim Reid, William Reid
- A6: U-Mass
- A7: Palace Of The Brine
- A8: Letter To Memphis
- B1: Bird Dream Of The Olympus Mons
- B2: Space (I Believe In)
- B3: Subbacultcha
- B4: Distance Equals Rate Times Time
- B5: Lovely Day
- B6: Motorway To Roswell
- B7: The Navajo Know
- A1: Post Malone– White Iverson
- A2: Post Malone– Congratulations; Featuring – Quavo
- A3: Post Malone– I Fall Apart
- A4: Post Malone– Rockstar:featuring – 21 Savage
- B1: Post Malone– Psycho; Featuring – Ty Dolla $Ign
- B2: Post Malone– Better Now
- B3: Post Malone & Swae Lee– Sunflower (Spider-Man: Into The Spider-Verse)
- B4: Post Malone– Circles
- B5: Post Malone– Chemical
- C1: Post Malone– Go Flex
- C2: Post Malone– Candy Paint
- C3: Post Malone– Stay
- C4: Post Malone– Wow
- C5: Post Malone– Goodbyes; Featuring – Young Thug (2)
- D1: Post Malone– Take What You Want; Featuring – Ozzy Osbourne, Travis Scott (2)
- D2: Post Malone, Doja Cat– I Like You (A Happier Song)
- D3: Post Malone, The Weeknd– One Right Now
- D4: Post Malone– Feeling Whitney
- A1: Big Chief; Written-By – Gaines*, Quezerque*
- A2: Her Mind Is Gone; Written-By – Byrd*
- A3: Something On Your Mind; Written-By – Mcneely*
- A4: You're Driving Me Crazy; Written-By – Byrd*
- A5: Red Beans; Written-By – Morgenfield*
- A6: Willie Fugal's Blues; Written-By – Byrd*
- B1: It's My Fault, Darling; Written-By – Horton*, Grayson*
- B2: In The Wee Wee Hours; Written-By – Byrd*
- B3: Cry To Me; Written-By – Russell*
- B4: Bald Head; Written-By – Byrd*
- B5: Whole Lotta Loving; Written-By – Domino & Bartholomew
- B6: Crawfish Fiesta; Written-By – Byrd*
- A1: I Dare You (With Jonas Brothers); Backing Vocals – Jonas Brothers
- A2: Fast Cars And Freedom (With Jason Aldean); Backing Vocals – Jason Aldean
- A3: My Wish (With Carly Pearce); Backing Vocals – Carly Pearce
- A4: Mayberry (With Blake Shelton); Backing Vocals – Blake Shelton
- A5: Stand (With Brandon Lake); Backing Vocals – Brandon Lake
- B1: Summer Nights (With Ashley Cooke); Backing Vocals – Ashley Cooke
- B2: What Hurts The Most (With Backstreet Boys); Backing Vocals – Backstreet Boys
- B3: Yours If You Want It (With Jordan Davis); Backing Vocals – Jordan Davis (3)
- B4: Life Is A Highway (With Lzzy Hale); Backing Vocals – Lzzy Hale
- B5: I'm Movin' On (With Kelly Clarkson); Backing Vocals – Kelly Clarkson
- A1: Benzedrine
- A2: Pink Lightning (B.)
- A3: Beautiful Boy; Written By – Gillian Welch
- A4: Knees
- A5: Rollin', Rollin', Rollin' (B.)
- A6: Jane Greer With A Gun
- B1: Monkey (B.)
- B2: Git Paid (B.)
- B3: In Some Dreams
- B4: Drinkin' 'Bout You
- B5: None Of Us Became Anything
- C1: Bacall
- C2: January (B.)
- C3: Sit 'N Squirm
- C4: Howlin' Heart
- C5: Ketamine (B.)
- D1: With Half Your Heart
- D2: True Love Waits; Written By – Radiohead
- D3: Lil Dead Eye-D (B.)
- D4: Gene (B.)
- D5: Love (B.)
- E1: Inchyra Blue (B.)
- E2: The Beach
- E3: Pineapple
- E4: Sister Wives (B.)
- E5: Everytime; Written By – Britney Spears
- F1: Sandra's Stuff
- F2: Postcard (B.)
- F3: Further 2 Fall
- F4: Disappeared Planets (B.)
- F5: Estonia (B.)
- A1: Rocks Off 4:33
- A2: Rip This Joint
- A3: Shake Your Hips
- A4: Casino Boogiea5 Tumbling Dice
- B1: Sweet Virginia
- B2: Torn And Frayed
- B3: Sweet Black Angelb4 Loving Cup
- C1: Happy
- C2: Turd On The Run
- C3: Ventilator Blues
- C4: I Just Want To See His Face
- C5: Let It Loose
- D1: All Down The Line
- D2: Stop Breaking Down
- D3: Shine A Light
- D4: Soul Survivor
Repress!
LTD Edition white vinyl version of RÜFÜS DU SOL's debut LP 'ATLAS' that hit Number 1 in Australia. The album was a testament to the band’s passion, work ethic and DIY approach to music, featuring the much loved singles 'Take Me' and 'Desert Night'.
A labour of love, the album was written, produced and recorded by the band between two studios they built themselves - one in a remote farmhouse on the NSW south coast, the second in a hollowed out water tank under one of their parents houses.
- A1: Wesley's Theory
- A2: For Free? (Interlude)
- A3: King Kunta
- A4: Institutionalized
- A5: These Walls
- B1: U
- B2: Alright
- B3: For Sale? (Interlude)
- B4: Momma
- C1: Hood Politics
- C2: How Much A Dollar Cost
- C3: Complexion (A Zulu Love)
- C4: The Blacker The Berry
- D1: You Aint Gotta Lie (Momma Said)
- D2: I
- D3: Mortal Man
- A1: Fight Fire With Fire; Written-By – Burton*, Hetfield*, Ulrich*
- A2: Ride The Lightning; Written-By – Burton*, Mustaine*, Hetfield*, Ulrich*
- A3: For Whom The Bell Tolls; Written-By – Burton*, Hetfield*, Ulrich*
- A4: Fade To Black; Written-By – Burton*, Hetfield*, Hammett*, Ulrich*
- B1: Trapped Under Ice; Written-By – Hetfield*, Hammett*, Ulrich*
- B2: Escape; Written-By – Hetfield*, Hammett*, Ulrich*
- B3: Creeping Death; Written-By – Burton*, Hetfield*, Hammett*, Ulrich*
- B4: The Call Of Ktulu; Written-By – Burton*, Mustaine*, Hetfield*, Ulrich*
Glasgow-based Effective Dreaming—the solo project of Scottish artist and musician Iain Ross—unveils Dream Catalogue Vol. 1, arriving June 21st, 2025 (Summer Solstice) via Swedish experimental label Fluere Tapes.
Issued as a limited run of 50 cassettes, each adorned with hand-worked, corroded copper sheet inserts and labels, Dream Catalogue Vol. 1 feels less like a release and more like an unearthed artefact: weathered, humming, quietly alive. The materials echo the music’s exploration of fragile impermanence and erosion: oxidised metal, magnetic tape, hiss, hum. A tactile world where sound wears its decay like a patina.
Across its length, the album unfolds in a series of flickering vignettes—drifting, dissolving, reappearing. Shaped by synths, environmental recordings, tape loops, and soft drones, the pieces move like glints of light on water—never fixed, always in motion. Achingly beautiful melodies rise and vanish, tracing fragile pathways through a landscape of shifting sensations. Some moments glow with a gentle warmth, like sunlit glass or breath on a fogged mirror. Others slip into shadow: slow, submerged passages feel closer to memory than music. The album feels loose and weightless, yet dense with feeling—a presence more sensed than held.
There is no fixed narrative here—only fragments and artefacts, half-remembered places, echoes of dreams. Each track hovers just at the edge of clarity, evoking not specific stories, but moods, textures, and the quiet drift of time. It’s music that feels both intimate and remote, like overhearing a distant signal only you can understand.
The name Effective Dreaming is drawn from Ursula K. Le Guin’s The Lathe of Heaven, where a dreamer's visions alter the very fabric of reality—past and present reshaped, histories rewritten, unnoticed by all but the dreamer himself. In a similar spirit, Ross’s music inhabits a space where memory, perception, and matter blur—where each sound carries the residue of something once real, now transformed and dissolving as one drifts through the seams of the world.
Dream Catalogue Vol. 1 is a meditation on texture, transience, and the quiet resonance of what slips away.
For listeners of: Wave Temples, Dolphins Into the Future, Guenther Schlienz"
Reissue of Don Cherry's 'Relativity Suite', recorded with the Jazz Composer's Orchestra in 1973. At this time, Cherry was becoming increasingly interested in Middle Eastern and traditional African and Indian music, having traveled extensively and studied with Indian musician Vasant Rai. This suite of songs was particularly influenced by the Indian karnatic singing tradition, as can be heard from the very opening moments of the album. Featuring Carla Bley on piano, Charlie Haden on bass, and Ed Blackwell on drums, as well as an extended horn and string section.
From the moment she began writing her new album, Japanese
Breakfast’s Michelle Zauner knew that she wanted to call it
‘Jubilee’. After all, a jubilee is a celebration of the passage of time
- a festival to usher in the hope of a new era in brilliant technicolor.
Zauner’s first two albums garnered acclaim for the way they
grappled with anguish; ‘Psychopomp’ was written as her mother
underwent cancer treatment, while ‘Soft Sounds From Another
Planet’ took the grief she held from her mother’s death and used it
as a conduit to explore the cosmos.
Now, at the start of a new decade, Japanese Breakfast is ready to
fight for happiness, an all-too-scarce resource in our seemingly
crumbling world.
‘Jubilee’ finds Michelle Zauner embracing ambition and, with it, her
boldest ideas and songs yet. Inspired by records like Bjork’s
‘Homogenic’, Zauner delivers bigness throughout - big ideas, big
textures, colours, sounds and feelings. At a time when virtually
everything feels extreme, ‘Jubilee’ sets its sights on maximal joy,
imagination and exhilaration. It is, in Michelle Zauner’s words, “a
record about fighting to feel. I wanted to re-experience the pure,
unadulterated joy of creation… The songs are about recalling the
optimism of youth and applying it to adulthood. They’re about
making difficult choices, fighting ignominious impulses and
honoring commitments, confronting the constant struggle we have
with ourselves to be better people.”
Throughout ‘Jubilee’, Zauner pours her own life into the universe
of each song to tell real stories and allowing those universes, in
turn, to fill in the details. Joy, change, evolution - these things take
real time and real effort. And Japanese Breakfast is here for it.
Available on clear with yellow swirl coloured vinyl.
Das Debütalbum des amerikanischen Schauspielers und Singer-Songwriters Joe Keery unter seinem Pseudonym Djo, bekannt aus der Serie Stranger Things.
Das Album des Stranger Things-Stars wurde bereits 2019 veröffentlicht und erscheint nun auch auf Vinyl.
From the underground to festival main stages, they’ve built their reputation on sheer force of will, crushing live shows, and an unshakable foundation of heavy riffs and harder work.
Now, with their fourth studio album “Where Only The Truth Is Spoken”, Sheffield’s finest step into a new league. Recorded in California at Dave Grohl’s legendary Studio 606, the album was tracked through the iconic Neve 8078 console, the same desk that captured game-changing records like Nirvana’s “Nevermind,” Fleetwood Mac’s “Rumours,” and Tom Petty’s “Wildflowers.” For a band that’s always pushed forward without compromise, it was the perfect setting to carve out a record that represents everything Malevolence stands for.
The album marks a new level of songwriting precision without sacrificing the band’s trademark weight. Working alongside Grammy Award-winning producer Josh Wilbur (Lamb of God, Gojira, Trivium), the result is Malevolence at their most punishing, urgent, and anthemic.
From the underground to festival main stages, they’ve built their reputation on sheer force of will, crushing live shows, and an unshakable foundation of heavy riffs and harder work.
Now, with their fourth studio album “Where Only The Truth Is Spoken”, Sheffield’s finest step into a new league. Recorded in California at Dave Grohl’s legendary Studio 606, the album was tracked through the iconic Neve 8078 console, the same desk that captured game-changing records like Nirvana’s “Nevermind,” Fleetwood Mac’s “Rumours,” and Tom Petty’s “Wildflowers.” For a band that’s always pushed forward without compromise, it was the perfect setting to carve out a record that represents everything Malevolence stands for.
The album marks a new level of songwriting precision without sacrificing the band’s trademark weight. Working alongside Grammy Award-winning producer Josh Wilbur (Lamb of God, Gojira, Trivium), the result is Malevolence at their most punishing, urgent, and anthemic.
- A1: Charity Case
- A2: Who’s Gonna Save My Soul
- A3: Going On
- A4: Run (I’m A Natural Disaster)
- A5: Would Be Killer
- A6: Open Book
- A7: Whatever
- B1: Surprise
- B2: No Time Soon
- B3: She Knows
- B4: Blind Mary
- B5: Neighbors
- B6: A Little Better
With its cinematic origins The Odd Couple is the natural title for the second album by a pair who seem to spend as much time in wardrobe as the studio and whose recordings are often compared to film scores. Their greatest hit, 2006's "Crazy" was even built around a chunk of a spaghetti western soundtrack. Yet after the success of 2006's excellent St Elsewhere, the collaboration of singer Thomas "Cee-Lo Green" Callaway and producer Brian "Danger Mouse" Burton has become a permanent institution.
Two years on, The Odd Couple stands up proudly alongside its predecessor. The basic recipe hasn't been drastically altered--Danger Mouse's skittering beats and snap-crackle-pop production still provide the perfect platform for Cee-Lo's mighty, soulful wail. If anything, the pair have refined and sharpened their approach to a razor's edge. The key is the way the musical flavors intersect: the Arthur Lee-meets-N.E.R.D. stroll of "Surprise," the jubilant jumble of gospel/soul/synthpop on "Going On," the Otis Redding-shares-a-treadmill-with-Outkast feel of the single "Run (I'm a Natural Disaster)." The cumulative effect is one of a group whose trick-bag has a never-ending supply of happy surprises.
- A1: Entering Lumon (Odesza Severance Remix)
- A2: Mammalians Nurturable (Odesza Severance Remix)
- A3: Music Of Wellness (Odesza Severance Remix)
- A4: Elevator Down (Odesza Severance Remix)
- A5: Morning Routine (Odesza Severance Remix)
- A6: Irving Watermelon (Odesza Severance Remix)
- A7: Muzak Kier Hymn (Odesza Severance Remix)
- B1: Entering Lumon (Odesza Severance Remix)
- B2: Mammalians Nurturable (Odesza Severance Remix)
- B3: Music Of Wellness (Odesza Severance Remix)
- B4: Elevator Down (Odesza Severance Remix)
- B5: Morning Routine (Odesza Severance Remix)
- B6: Irving Watermelon (Odesza Severance Remix)
- B7: Muzak Kier Hymn (Odesza Severance Remix)
Das dreifach Grammy-nominierte Duo ODESZA hat sich für eine neue 7-Track-EP mit der Apple TV+ Hit-Show, „Severance“, zusammengetan und den unverwechselbaren Klängen von Theodore Shapiros Emmy-Award-gekrönten Kompositionen ihre einzigartige Handschrift verliehen.
?Die Musik, die zum ersten Mal auf dem 8-stündigen Visual-/ Audio-Erlebnis, „Music To Refine To“, zu hören war, ist eine Anspielung auf die Idee eines Soundtracks für deinen „Innie“ bei der Arbeit. Der nahtlose 23-Minuten-Mix läuft in einer Endlosschleife und lässt die Hörer:innen in die verschiedenen Motive, Klänge und Atmosphären der Show eintauchen. Seit seiner Veröffentlichung vor zwei Wochen wurde das Video mehr als zwei Millionen Mal angeschaut, während ODESZAs soziale Posts über die Zusammenarbeit im gleichen Zeitraum mehr als 3,5 Millionen Aufrufe erreichten.
?In der mehrfach preisgekrönten Serie, deren zweite Staffel am 21. März 2025, zu Ende ging, leitet Mark Scout (Adam Scott) ein Team bei Lumon Industries, dessen Mitarbeiter:innen sich einer Trennungsprozedur unterzogen haben, die ihre Erinnerungen zwischen Arbeit und Privatleben chirurgisch trennt. Mit einer renommierten Besetzung, zu der auch Zach Cherry, Britt Lower, Christopher Walken, Patricia Arquette, Tramell Tillman, Michael Chernus und John Turturro gehören, wurde die Serie von der New York Times als „ein fesselnder Thriller“ bezeichnet.
- A1: Mal De Mer
- A2: Surely You Rally
- A3: Not For Us
- A4: In The Dark
- 5: The Hook Stuck
- B1: Lord Marchpane
- B2: Effective Forthwith
- B3: Achilles Past
- B4: Fainting
- B5: There's A Place
- C1: Much More
- C2: Maybe Tomorrow Then
- C3: Madcap Girl
- C4: The Knife Cliche
- C5: Hope Davis' Face
- D1: Listen You Wait
- D2: Bright Blue Sun, Gold Sky
- D3: The Tents Around The Lake
- D4: Spanish Vamp
- D5: If Only 6. Early Departure
For All The World, the black watch's twenty-fifth (and first double) album is a darkly poppy, brightly moody, many-splendored take on a number of the great themes: Death and Sex, Memory and Lament and Hope and Love. And it is, arguably, this heralded Los Angeles band's most sonically ambitious and moving record yet, since front man/novelist/ex-English professor John Andrew Fredrick formed the group in 1988 in Santa Barbara after he'd seen a London-by-way-of-Canada band called The Lucy Show play to twelve-or-so people in his hometown.
Having recorded 2024's Weird Rooms with producer Misha Bullock and Fredrick's son Chandler at Bullock's studio in Austin, TX, the TBW founder was keen to repeat the experience with, he says, more straightforward, classic psych/jangle/shoegaze songs. The result, though artistically satisfying, spurred a yen in John to write more songs as a sort of reaction against the batch he'd carried with him from LA to Texas. "We had such a productive time recording ‘Weird Rooms’ that I wanted to repeat the experience... without repeating the experience. And once it was over and I left Misha to do what he pleased with respect to mixing and overdubbing, all I could think was 'I need to write another album now.'" So Fredrick brought longstanding producer/engineer and TBW-associate Scott Campbell (Stevie Nicks, Acetone) along this time to help out with engineering and good cheer.
Fredrick, who has been "accused" of being "astonishingly prolific," learned that bandmate Andy Creighton had recently become unemployed, seized the opportunity to have yet another multi-instrumentalist flesh out the new songs he quickly wrote after he came back from Austin. “Achilles Past,” the first single, is in fact a song that John wrote when the production team thought the album was done—and the front man avers that it’s often the case that a very strong song comes to him, as it were, in the eleventh hour. The same could be said for “Listen You Wait”—another number that came late to the Austin sessions.
Nevertheless, the recording of the first half of For All The World has Creighton's signature indelibly stamped on it - especially on such tracks as “Fainting” and “Surely You Rally”- just as the latter half highlights Bullock's formidable talents. "They're both not just brilliant musicians and they understand my aesthetic and bring their own sensibilities to bear on my stuff. Our respective tastes meet in, you guessed it, The Beatles' realm - the great shadow that hangs over all I do, at least."
"There's A Place," the final song on side two, serves in fact as a distinct homage that's been a long time coming for a band that included a cover of "It's All Too Much" as a bonus track and that release a quite punkish, uptempo version of "Eleanor Rigby" on a 7".
- A1: Mystical Plosives
- A2: Aerial Troubles
- A3: Melodie Is A Wound
- A4: Immortal Hands
- B1: Vermona F Transistor
- B2: Le Coeur Et La Force
- B3: Electrified Teenybop!
- C1: Transmuted Matter
- C2: Esemplastic Creeping Eruption
- C3: If You Remember I Forgot How To Dream Pt.1
- D1: Flashes From Everywhere
- D2: Colour Television
- D3: If You Remember I Forgot How To Dream Pt. 2
Black Vinyl[33,57 €]
"Instant Holograms On Metal Film" ist das erste Stereolab-Album seit 15 Jahren mit 13 neuen Studioaufnahmen. Eingespielt wurde das Werk von Laetitia Sadier, Tim Gane, Andy Ramsay, Joe Watson und Xavi Muñoz, mit Gastbeiträgen von Cooper Crain und Rob Frye von Bitchin Bajas, Ben LaMar Gay (Komponist/Jazz-Multiinstrumentalist), Holger Zapf (Cavern Of Anti Matter), Marie Merlet (Monade) und Molly Read, und weiteren. Die Band wird das ganze Jahr 2025 über live spielen - in Europa, Nordamerika, Südamerika und Großbritannien. Das neue Album folgt auf "Not Music" aus dem Jahr 2010, remasterte und erweiterte Neuauflagen von sieben ihrer Alben im Jahr 2019 sowie die Bände 4 und 5 der "Switched On"-Reihe, die 2021 bzw. 2022 erschienen.
- A1: The Awakening
- A2: Sacrifice
- A3: Turn In Your Grave
- A4: Homicidal Breath
- A5: Warrior Of Death
- A6: Infernal Visions
- B1: Burned At The Stake
- B2: Necronomicon
- B3: The Exorcism
- B4: Possession
- B5: Decapitation
- B6: Beyond Death
High Roller Records, 180g schwarzes Vinyl, limitiert auf 500 Stück, Textblatt, 4-seitige Beilage, Poster, A5 Fotokarte, 425gsm schweres Kartoncover, gemastert für Vinyl von Patrick W. Engel bei Temple of Disharmony im März 2021. Geschnitten von SST Germany auf Neumann-Maschinen für optimale Qualität auf allen Ebenen. Die ultimative Wiederveröffentlichung dieses ewigen Thrash Metal Klassikers!
YES! Originally released in 2000, Mark de Clive-Lowe's Six Degrees captures the early essence of what would later be known as broken beat, club-jazz and future soul; bridging the sounds of 70s jazz-fusion, jungle, hip-hop, house and Afro-Cuban rhythms. With fender rhodes, synths and an MPC2000 at the core of his production, de Clive-Lowe blended live musicianship with beat-driven sensibilities in a way that was ahead of its time.
Originally released in New Zealand via Kog Transmissions, the album found its way onto the global stage when Universal Jazz UK picked it up. Now, 25 years later, Be With is proud to present a special anniversary vinyl reissue, celebrating a landmark album that laid the foundation for an international career spanning continents, collaborations, and countless musical evolutions. Limited to just 400 copies for the world, these are gonna fly.
In 1998, a 23-year-old Mark de Clive-Lowe set off on a year-long journey that would shape his career and musical identity. Fuelled by an insatiable curiosity and a grant from New Zealand supporting emerging artists, he traveled across the globe — digging through record stores in San Francisco, immersing himself in the rhythms of Havana, collaborating in London’s underground studios and experiencing the jazz legacy of New York. Along the way, he crossed paths with pioneers, mentors and kindred spirits who would deeply influence his sound.
Six Degrees is the sonic diary of that transformative year — a musical world tour distilled into one groundbreaking album. It's both a snapshot of a pivotal moment in de Clive-Lowe’s life and a timeless statement of creative exploration.
The jazzy jungle vibes of "Roundtrip" opens proceedings, inspired by de Clive-Lowe's deep love of drum & bass. It kicks off with a rhythm pattern picked up in Havana, combined with Lonnie Liston Smith-style Rhodes textures and a rolling jungle breakbeat. Sublime. Up next, "La Zorra" is a moving tribute to the folkloric 6/8 rhythms he was surrounded by in Cuba. Afro-Cuban music had a huge impact on his sound and this track reflects those deep grooves brilliantly. Hip-hop has also been a major influence since de Clive-Lowe's teenage years and Manuel Bundy’s scratches bring an essential turntable element to "Melodious Funk", giving it that raw boom-bap edge.
Underground favourite "El Día Perfecto" came about by de Clive-Lowe wanting to write something as catchy as Incognito’s "Colibri", combined with his deep love for Lonnie Liston Smith. Effortless as it sounds, it pretty much wrote itself, seemingly. "Cosmic Echoes" is a nod to house music, but on the chiller side. Named after Lonnie Liston Smith’s band, with bouncy bass, a steady 4/4 groove and chopped tabla percussion, the mood this track conjures up is special. The deeply soulful "Day By Day" became the biggest track from the album, partly thanks to DJ Spinna’s remix and Café del Mar featuring it on their compilation. Cherie Mathieson’s vocals shine here. The lyric came to de Clive-Lowe while hanging out at Cause Célèbre in Auckland: “Day by day, side by side, hand in hand, no turning back.”
"Restless" is a jazz-funk jam built on a classic drum break, heavily influenced by Roy Ayers and the Mizell Brothers. Named in homage to Phil Asher’s Restless Soul moniker, his impact on de Clive-Lowe's journey can’t be overstated. Following on, "Mindscape" is a darker, rawer drum & bass track. The chopped-up drum break and moody synths channel everything he loved about the deeper, more atmospheric side of the genre. "Control" continues the jungle influence — this one’s all about the heavy grooves and deep bass, inspired by nights out listening to Jumping Jack Frost and Grooverider in packed basement clubs.
"Por La Mañana" is a musical snapshot of walking the Malecón in Havana in the morning sun. The city had such a profound impact on de Clive-Lowe and this track captures some of that energy and movement. Penultimate gem "Motherland" is a nod to his Japanese heritage. The melody draws from Japanese scales, shifting between moody introspection and uplifting harmony. Built on a chopped live drum break he recorded in Tokyo years earlier. We end with "El Día Perfecto (Reprise)", a stripped-down reprise featuring percussion, vocoder, Rhodes and synths — leaving the listener with a warm, uplifting final moment.
Speaking to Be With, de Clive Lowe explained just how much celebrating the 25-year anniversary of this album means to him: "Since then, I’ve released so much more music, but Six Degrees still resonates — it captures a really special moment in my life. A turning point, a fork in the road that ultimately changed everything. It’s amazing to reflect on where this journey has taken me, and I’m incredibly grateful for it. I still remember the night I finished "El Día Perfecto". I took a minidisc of it to my friend Cian’s DJ set at Galatos in Auckland. He plugged it in, and I watched the dancefloor move to something I’d just created hours earlier — it was a magical moment.
When Six Degrees was first released, the internet was still in its early days. There was no YouTube, no streaming, no instant global access to new sounds. The album was my way of bringing together all the music and places I had experienced over that year, blending them into something uniquely mine. It introduced me to listeners around the world and opened the doors to a career that would take me to more countries, collaborations and experiences than I ever imagined.
25 years later, I’m so grateful for everything this record set in motion. It’s a document of a moment in time, but it still feels alive — and I’m thrilled to share it again in this special anniversary edition."
Mastering for this 25 year vinyl edition was overseen by Be With regular Simon Francis and it was cut by the esteemed Cicely Balston at Abbey Road Studios to be pressed in the Netherlands by Record Industry. The original artwork has been lovingly brought back to life by de Clive-Lowe himself, with updated liner notes written specially for this landmark reissue.
- A1: My Isle Of Golden Dreams
- A2: Die Trash Area
- A3: Marguerita
- A4: Friend In Need (Pt. 1)
- A5: An Intimate Garden
- A6: One Track Man
- A7: My New Purple Shoes
- A8: Friend In Need (Pt. 2)
- B1: Love Turned Into Wine
- B2: Elza Poppin
- B3: Movies
- B4: End Credits
- B5: Escalator (Feat Lord$)
- B6: Hidden In The Gallery (Feat Lord$)
Rémi Klein debut studio album, Friend In Need will be released on June 20, 2025 by Tricatel.
Behind his keyboards, between the walls of his bedroom or in studio, Rémi Klein fashions music that is both intimate and generous, instinctive and precise. He is a craftsman who composes, arranges and produces with obsessive meticulousness. Playing with LORD$, Please and now Clara Luciani, he built up a collective experience before recording his own album.
Signed to Tricatel, his first album, Friend In Need, due 20 June, is a plunge into his cinematic universe, where the lush orchestrations of Hollywood's golden age rub shoulders with the best of songwriting. His music and songs, rooted in the present and the future, are visceral and innovative. It's the music of today and tomorrow at its most promising and audacious. There are a million new tracks a week on streaming platforms, no two albums like Friend in Need and no two artists like Rémi Klein.
- A1: Memorabilia (Non-Stop Ecstatic Dancing Version) – Remastered
- A2: Where Did Our Love Go? (Non-Stop Ecstatic Dancing Version) –Remastered
- A3: What! (Non-Stop Ecstatic Dancing Version) – Remastered
- B1: A Man Could Get Lost (Non-Stop Ecstatic Dancing Version) – Remastered
- B2: Chips On My Shoulder (Non-Stop Ecstatic Dancing Version) –Remastered
- B3: Sex Dwarf (Non-Stop Ecstatic Dancing Version) – Remastered
- C1: Torch (12" Version) – Remastered
- C2: Insecure Me? (12" Version) – Remastered
- C3: A Man Could Get Lost (Jon Pleased Wimmin Remix) - Previously Promo Only
- D1: Bedsitter (Erasure Remix) - Previously On Keychains Box Set Only
- D2: What! (12" Version) – Remastered
- D3: So (12" Version) – Remastered
Soft Cell’s second long-player was the groundbreaking mini-LP ‘NonStop Ecstatic Dancing’… the world’s first remix album and a huge influence on subsequent generations of clubbers, DJs and remixers. Reissue of the original album, remastered, and bolstered by the inclusion of extended versions of its two related hit singles – ‘Torch’ and ‘What!’ – and bring it up to date with a second disc of unreleased mixes and highlights from 2007’s long-deleted ‘Heat – The Remixes’. The release will be laser-focussed to celebrate Soft Cell’s pioneering work in the clubs of Leeds, London, New York and Berlin and clear the decks for our next full deluxe edition ‘The Art Of Falling Apart’ in Q3 2025. Barring the super 6CD version would follow the formats that were so successful for ‘Non-Stop Erotic Cabaret’ reissue with a 2CD and 2LP coloured as the physical versions with a digital deluxe mirroring the 2CD set. We know this artist has a wide appeal AND a solid fanbase and this album is also legendary in DJ / club / electronic circles.
- A1: Canopy
- A2: Iman
- A3: Alma’s Cove
- B1: Open At Noon
- B2: Into The Blue
Die vierköpfige Instrumentalband Yuuf signed bei Ninja Tune-Sublabel, Technicolour, und veröffentlicht ihre neue EP, „Alma's Cove“ am 20. Juni 2025!
„Alma's Cove“ umfasst fünf Tracks und ist eine meditative Klanglandschaft, die die Hörer:innen auf eine klangliche Reise durch die Natur mitnimmt, abseits des Alltagsstresses. „‚Alma's Cove‘ ist ein verträumter, tropischer Raum ohne Stress, in dem man sich zufrieden und präsent fühlen kann. Ein geschütztes Paradies, das man in aller Ruhe genießen kann.“, so die Band. „Als wir die EP schrieben, war das Hauptziel, einen Ort zu schaffen, der das komplette Gegenteil unseres Londoner Lebens ist und z.T. aus Stress, Angst und Überforderung besteht. Sich wieder mit der Natur verbinden und die Gegenwart genießen. Ein Traumland.“
Zusammen mit der Ankündigung veröffentlichen Yuuf den Titeltrack der EP, „Alma’s Cove“, der heute auf Technicolour erschienen ist. Reich an organischen Texturen, schimmernden Details und psychedelischen Rhythmen, lädt die Single Zuhörer:innen in die heitere Welt von „Alma's Cove“ ein. „Die Hörer:innen spazieren umher und nehmen die Natur, die Geräusche und die Aussicht in sich auf und schwelgen in ihrer natürlichen Schönheit.“. Zur Single gibt es auch ein offizielles Musikvideo, das eine komplette Live-Session zeigt, die während der jüngsten Reise der Band nach Kreta gefilmt wurde. Die Vermischung internationaler Klänge und globaler Einflüsse steht im Mittelpunkt des Ethos von Yuuf. Selbst die Mitglieder der Band kommen aus verschiedenen europäischen Ländern - aus der Schweiz, Dänemark, Frankreich und England. „Wir vermischen auf natürliche Weise unsere verschiedenen musikalischen Vorlieben aus der ganzen Welt, um den Sound unserer Musik zu formen.“, erklärt die Band. „Alma's Cove“ ist ein Paradebeispiel dafür, inspiriert von klassischer spanischer Gitarre, Americana-Soundscapes und der Musik der Filme von Studio Ghibli. Yuuf starten im Mai eine Europa-Tournee mit mehreren Stopps bei verschiedenen Sommerfestivals, darunter Wilde Weide Festival, Green Man, Chez Hubert und Psych Festival. Die Band hat im Sommer 2024 ihre Debüt-EP, „In The Sun“, veröffentlicht, die bereits über 1,5 Millionen Streams allein auf Spotify erreicht hat und von BBC 6Music, KEXP, KRCW und der Instagram-Plattform, Somewhere Soul (919K Follower:innen), unterstützt wurde. Das gleichzeitig mit der EP veröffentlichte virale Live-Session-Video von „The Sun“ hat mittlerweile beeindruckende 1,8 Millionen Views, 84.000 Likes und 4.000 Kommentare auf Youtube.
- 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.
Depth.Request proudly announces the debut full-length album from French electronic artist Pierre Berge-Cia - a culmination of two years of dedicated experimentation and creative exploration. This inaugural LP represents a significant milestone in Pierre Berge-Cia's musical journey, showcasing his innovative approach to electronic music.
Crafted through experimental processes and delving into themes of tension, control, and movement, "If You Do, Then When?" unfolds as a visceral journey through the complexities of bodily and sensory experience. Each track is designed to reflect the human body in all its shapes and forms, using innovative sounds and structures to evoke physicality and movement, and aiming to resonate with listeners on a deeply corporeal level.
The album was produced using a combination of the Elektron Digitone synth, a Mackie CR1604 mixer, a Shure SM57 microphone, and a limited selection of digital plugins to maintain sonic consistency. Mastering was handled by Pierre's close friend, Stefan Brown - also known as "Lesser Of". His expertise as a top-tier sound engineer at Abbey Road Studios helped shape the LP's pristine and powerful sound identity. Additionally, the tracks were tested and refined using some of the electronic scene's most beloved sound systems, ensuring an impactful club experience.
The album's artwork, created by Pierre Berge-Cia himself, is a reinterpretation of one of his favorite art performances: "Rest Energy" by Marina Abramovic and Ulay. The tension of the drawn bow and the close-up framing of the subject evoke a palpable sense of danger and emotional intensity, mirroring the physical and psychological strains within human connection. Pierre used his own hands as the model, infusing the artwork with a deeply personal and intimate touch that amplifies the psychic gravity and thematic cohesion of the album.
Pierre Berge-Cia's debut LP is a multi-sensory experience that challenges listeners to feel sound in its most physical and affective form.
Moments of Solace is the introspective new EP from London-based artist, musical director, and producer Amane, released via Música Macondo.
Across six beautifully crafted tracks, Amane distills elements of ambient electronica, IDM, and jazz, creating music that evokes a deeply emotional journey through sound.
From the outset, Moments of Solace is contemplative and hypnotic, weaving together the pulse of electronic percussion, the glow of nocturnal pads, and the calming resonance of synths. Echoes fade and return like tides — forming ecstatic waves of sound that invite the listener into a space of reflection and emotional release.
For Amane, this collection serves as a creative response to a world that feels increasingly chaotic and dark — offering listeners a sonic refuge. The EP channels the ambient excursions of Boards of Canada, the rhythmic urgency of a Floating Points club set, and the cinematic sweep of night drives along the Pacific Coast Highway or meditative rides on Japan’s Shinkansen.
Despite an intense touring schedule, Amane found the time to craft this personal and globally resonant work. Moments of Solace mirrors his life experience as a nonstop traveling artist — soundtracking late nights, contemplative moments, and euphoric dance floors alike.
- Amane combines ambient textures, IDM structures, jazz influences, and club sonics into a cohesive sound.
- Inspired by artists like Boards of Canada and Floating Points.
- Reflects a global journey: from London nightlife to Pacific coastlines to Tokyo train rides.
- Released via Música Macondo, a label known for global, genre-blending innovation.
Amane is an East London-based musician, producer, and musical director whose career spans an eclectic range of genres and high-profile collaborations.
He has served as Musical Director for Little Simz, Jorja Smith, Amaarae, Ego Ella May, and Maverick Sabre; performed alongside global stars such as Ed Sheeran, Elton John, Anne-Marie, Sigrid, Dermot Kennedy, King Krule, and Ata Kak; and was a key member of the acclaimed London ensemble Maisha, whose debut was released via Gilles Peterson’s Brownswood label as part of the landmark We Out Here compilation.
In his solo work, Amane channels his deep musicality into soundscapes that reflect on the state of the world, offering listeners spaces for reflection, calmness, and emotional connection.
- A1: The Town
- A2: Kick Off
- A3: Blue
- A4: Underground
- B1: Lost
- B2: Two Sips
Stirring, snaking riffs, set closer to Josh Homme’s sun-bleached Joshua Tree compound, than the English Channel-lashed grin-and-bear-it character of Cleethorpes, sound the return of Lincolnshire teen-trio, Revivalry as they get set for 2025. Rushing and rattling into 2025, targeting fresh terrain as last year’s land grab of main stage festival and support slots becomes yesterday’s news, most recent single "Lost"'s three-and-a-half minutes of abandon pushes at the door of another sunny season of big shows and wild memories. School was out in 2024 as the teenagers took off from their hometown to first tackle the festival fields of Kendal Calling last summer, becoming the youngest ever band to play the Main Stage, having been hand-picked by bookers who spotted them mid-flow at one of their earliest shows. With trailblazing single, The Town, accompanying them on their way as thousands of new music-hungry gig goers caught the band on stages of increasing scale, their online listeners kept pace. Touring from sweaty venues to major outdoor support slots, their impressive run included a first, major Manchester headline, playing at Deaf Institute as the year met it’s festive close. Delving into record collections and distinct individual tastes, the three members of Revivalry refer with comfort to Rage Against The Machine and Bring Me The Horizon, as easily as fellow documentarians of youth, Arctic Monkeys or Supergrass, when discussing their beyond-years writing.
- A1: Harvey
- A2: Mannie's Smile
- A3: If You Know What's Right
- A4: Carry The Doubt
- A5: Low Beam
- A6: Breathing Easy
- B1: Blue Lips
- B2: She Needs Him
- B3: Love On The Line (Call Now)
- B4: Don't Think It Over
- B5: Under Wraps
- A1: Only Fair
- A2: Night And Day
- A3: Happy Person
- A4: Ants
- A5: Lost In A Daze
- A6: Always
- B1: Brighter Side Of Blue
- B2: How The Time Is Tickin
- B3: Ghost
- B4: Nothin' Left To Burn
- B5: Fade Away
'This exclusive re-issue of “Brighter Side of Blue” is limited to only 300 copies on baby blue heavyweight vinyl, with an individually-numbered obi strip, and bespoke essay from Amy Campbell.
This was one of our albums of 2023 (Double J agreed, too making #16 in their Album Of The Year Countdown). Released in mid-January, it soundtracked our late Australian summer. It’s not a record that’s easily pigeon-holed. Is it alt-country, with a nod to Gillian Welch? Is it classic rock, mined from a similar vein that Chrissie Hynde has drawn from? Is it indie-folk, a lighter, brighter Jen Choler? You tell us.
‘Brighter Side of Blue’ was recorded in Bellambi in the Illawara throughout 2022. Featuring Cecil Coleman from Body Type on drums, and Russell Fitzgibbon (who also released Skeleten’s ‘Under Utopia’) on bass and co-production, it’s a beautiful shiny record that glistens like the sea in that part of Australia, a place where the waves meet ancient escarpment.
- A1: Human
- A2: Belong
- A3: Beautiful
- A4: Surface
- A5: Fix
- B1: Overcast
- B2: Master
- B3: Architect
- B4: Sacrifice
- B5: Coward
Nach 20 Jahren kehrt Daniel Graves zu dem Album zurück, mit dem alles begann.
Closer to Human ist nicht nur eine Neuauflage - es ist eine Auferstehung. Mit denselben Synthesizern und Samples, die bei der Originalaufnahme von 2005 verwendet wurden, hat Graves jeden Track akribisch von Grund auf neu eingespielt. Und das Ergebnis? Eine Neuinterpretation, die ihren Wurzeln treu bleibt und gleichzeitig eine Tiefe und Klarheit erreicht, die nie zuvor möglich war. AESTHETIC PERFECTION hat noch nie besser geklungen.
In einer exklusiven Partnerschaft mit Dependent Records wird Closer to Human in begrenzter Stückzahl als 1-Disc-Digisleeve, 2-Disc-Digipak und farbiges Vinyl erhältlich sein.
Re-Issue des bereits Klassikerstatus besitzenden Ulver-Albums in "Sparkle Universe"-Vinyl inkl. bedruckter Innenhülle, 4-stg. Einleger und Schutzhülle. Die LP kommt in einer zusätzlichen, gefütterten Innenhülle.
- A1: Shadowminds
- A2: Days Of The Lost
- A3: The Needless End
- A4: Conditional
- A5: In Broken Trust
- B1: Gateways
- B2: A Truth Worth Lying For
- B3: Feel What I Believe
- B4: Last Of Our Kind
- B5: Matthew Heafy
- B6: The Most Alone
Nachauflage auf rotgoldenem Vinyl
- A1: Expanding The Head Of Zed
- A2: The Triumph Of King Freak (A Crypt Of Preservation And Superstition)
- A3: The Ballad Of Sleazy Rider
- A4: Hovering Over The Dull Earth
- A5: Shadow Of The Cemetery Man
- A6: A Brief Static Hum And Then The Radio Blared
- A7: 18Th Century Cannibals, Excitable Morlocks And A One-Way Ticket On The Ghost Train
- A8: The Eternal Struggles Of The Howling Man
- A9: The Much Talked Of Metamorphosis
- B1: The Satanic Rites Of Blacula
- B2: Shower Of Stones
- B3: Shake Your Ass-Smoke Your Grass
- B4: Boom-Boom-Boom
- B5: What You Gonna Do With That Gun Mama?
- B6: Get Loose
- B7: The Serenity Of Witches
- B8: Crow Killer Blues
Re-Release auf transparent gelbem Vinyl
Dummy is a rock band from Los Angeles comprised of Alex Ewell, Emma Maatman, Nathan O'Dell, and Joe Trainor. Their debut full-length "Mandatory Enjoyment" (Trouble in Mind) arrived in late 2021, becoming one of the year 's sleeper hits and garnering praise from Pitchfork, Stereogum, and more. Coming out of lockdown, the band spent two years touring in support of the record, and it is this transformational experience that pulses through "Free Energy ", the exhilarating follow-up to "Mandatory Enjoyment". A creatively restless band, Dummy (Ewell: drums, synths, bass; Maatman: vocals, synths, organ; O'Dell: vocals, guitar, organ; Trainor: guitar, bass, synths) wanted to get harder, dancier, more psychedelic for their next record. This meant applying explorative potentials of electronic textures to the elemental qualities of rock i.e. more vocal loops, sampling, more crazy rhythms, and playful synths - but make those samples of Trainor 's guitar, let Maatman sing bolder, experiment with using cold mechanical elements in warm and sparkly ways, and lean harder into traditional-yet-still-awesome forms of rock guitar experimentation like feedbackThe result is a record that celebrates music's ability to move the body, whether that be through a teeth-rattling wall of MBV-esque noise, a sticky pop chorus, or a joyous drum machine_or, if you're Dummy, maybe all of them in the same song. Pop music has always been a big part of Dummy's sound and it manifests in different ways all over Free Energy: the bubbly synth sequence made with a Korg EM1 popping all over "Nullspace," the revved-up drone-pop inspired by second and third wave Dunedin Sound bands like Look Blue Go Purple and Dadamah, and the motorik beat powering "Nine Clean Nails," perhaps the most confidently pop song Dummy has ever recorded and one that exemplifies "Free Energy "'s balancing of live performance intensity with electronic augmentations, the dancier rhythmic elements created out of a drum loop recorded by Ewell while the bridge recalls the Feelies with call-and-response guitars from O'Dell and expressive vocals from Maatman. "Free Energy " also features guest appearances from Oakland-based saxophonist and electroacoustic artist Cole Pulice (Moon Glyph) contributes saxophone and wind synths and Jen Powers of Powers / Rolin Duo (Astral Editions, Feeding Tube Records).
- A1: Return The Curse
- A2: Saviour Destroyer
- A3: Worm Vision
- B1: They Have Bodies
- B2: On A Hill
- B3: Inside The Horror Mask
With this, their fourth album Black Helium find themselves widening the parameters of their take on heavy psychedelic rock, with probably their most baked and hook-laden material to date.
From the no-safety-net freak out of ‘Return the Curse’, to the sawtooth groove of ‘Up on a Hill’, ‘The Animals Are Coming’ LP is Black Helium at their most exploratory and focused.
Recorded one sun-drenched week in late June 2024, this time at Axe and Trap Studios with Ben Turner (Hey Colossus, Part Chimp). ‘The Animals Are Coming’ is the band sweating it out in a room, fueled by “party foods “and vintage amps. Digging deeper towards the source, no matter how transcendent, no matter how dark.
Black Helium are a psychedelic power trio, based in London. Never afraid to stray from the beaten path, they traverse aural hallucinatory soundscapes; from detuned Neanderthal rock to deep oceans of introspective blissed out psychedelia.
The band consistently gig across the UK (including a two week tour with Japanese label mates Hibushibire late 2024), and have recently started ventures into mainland Europe. And plan to continue throughout 2025.
- A1: Spyroid (2020 Ed Wynne Remaster) 03 47
- A2: Oolite Grove (2020 Ed Wynne Remaster) 05 57
- A3: Afroclonk (2020 Ed Wynne Remaster) 08 05
- A4: Papyrus (2020 Ed Wynne Remaster) 05 32
- B1: Curious Corn (2020 Ed Wynne Remaster) 10 56
- B2: Oddentity (2020 Ed Wynne Remaster) 07 00
- B3: Meander (2020 Ed Wynne Remaster)
Als eine der einflussreichsten Bands, die aus der britischen Festivalszene hervorgegangen sind, überlagern die Ozrics Ambient und ätherische Landschaften mit Freeform-Dub-Trips, unglaublichen Rave-Grooves und psychedelischem Progressive Rock. Es ist eine offene Erkundung der Musik und der Seele.
Seit über 30 Jahren haben die Ozrics die Wechselfälle des Rock'n'Roll-Lebens erlebt. Die Band hat mehrere Besetzungswechsel durchlebt, mehrere Nebenprojekte hervorgebracht, ihr eigenes Plattenlabel gegründet, einen Hit gelandet und weltweit über eine Million Alben verkauft. Und doch ist die Grundmotivation hinter der Existenz der Band nie ins Wanken geraten.
Ihre charakteristische Mischung aus Hippie-Ästhetik und Raver-Elektronik mit spiralförmigen Gitarren, texturierten Keyboard- und Midi-Sampler-Wellen und super-groovigen Bass- und Schlagzeug-Rhythmen begeistert bis heute Fans auf der ganzen Welt.
"Curious Corn" ist ein klassisches Ozrics-Album, das Rock, Ambient, Weltmusik und gekonnte Basslinien mit einem Markenzeichen-Groove vermischt, der Fans an die bemerkenswerten Festivalauftritte der Band erinnern wird.
Die Deluxe-Version von Pierce The Veils The Jaws of Life enthält zwei zusätzliche Tracks, darunter ihre Coverversion von Radioheads „Karma Police“ und einen brandneuen Track, „Kiss Me Now“, der ursprünglich als B-Seite aufgenommen wurde. Das 36-seitige Booklet enthält nie zuvor gesehene Fotos der Band, auf und abseits der Bühne während der letzten zwei Jahre, die einige ihrer schönsten Momente zeigen.
- A1: Willow Weep For Me
- A2: Chances Are
- A3: Jumpin' Jupiter
- B1: Stop And Listen
- B2: At Last
- B3: Soul Walk
- B4: Worksong
Mit “Stop And Listen” gelang dem Hammond-B3-Organisten Baby Face Willette 1961 ein Album, das in keiner Soul-Jazz-Sammlung fehlen sollte. Zumal es auch Willettes letzte und beste Aufnahme für Blue Note war. Kritiker nennen diesen Klassiker oft in einem Atemzug mit Grant Greens Blue-Note-Debüt “Grant’s First Stand”, das kurz zuvor mit exakt der gleichen Besetzung eingespielt worden war.
- A1: De Bug
- A2: Ahm Miz
- A3: Lujon
- B1: Althea Soon
- B2: More Mileage
- B3: Lion Down
Swingrowers are known for their mixture of JAZZ, SWING, POP and ELECTRO, they have extensively toured Europe and North America, opening sell-out shows for Parov Stelar, Chinese Man & Caravan Palace. On top of delivering official remixes for Caro Emerald and Swing Republic, Swingrowers also boast musical collaborations with The Lost Fingers, Gypsy Hill, DJ Pony Montana and have had their own songs remixed by Bart&Baker and Jamie Berry.
Following on from their debut album 'Pronounced Swing Grow'ers' in 2012, Swingrowers have released their second album 'REMOTE' in early 2015, followed now by 'OUTSIDEIN', the band's third full-length studio album. This new release shows their expert musicianship and most meticulous production to date, mixing genres from jazz to electronica, from gypsy-swing to full-on rock'n'roll with a melodic pop sensibility.
- A1: Intro
- A2: Back Then
- A3: Flossin' (Feat. Big Moe)
- A4: Still Tippin' (Feat. Slim Thug And Paul Wall)
- B1: Got It Sewed Up (Remix) (Feat. Juicy J And Dj Paul)
- B2: Scandalous Hoes (Feat. Lil Bran)
- B3: Screw Dat
- B4: Turning Lane
- C1: Laws Patrolling (Feat. Cj Mellow And Lil Bran)
- C2: 5 Years From Now (Feat. Lil Bran)
- C3: Cuttin' (Remix)
- C4: What Ya Know About... (Feat. Paul Wall And Killa Kyleon)
- D1: Know What I'm Sayin' (Feat. Bun B And Lil Keke)
- D2: Type Of N**Ga U Need (Feat. Brighteyes) D3. Grandma
It takes grindin' to be a king and Houston's Mike Jones' work ethic of "You Don't Work, You Don't Eat, You Don't Grind, You Don't Shine" had his phone blowing up in 2005 with the release of his major label debut Who is Mike Jones? on Asylum/Swisha House/Warner Records. Mike Jones started rapping in the early 2000s and he released a couple of independent albums on his own label Ice Age Entertainment before linking up with Michael "5000" Watts of Swisha House. He recorded the underground single "Still Tippin" with Texas contemporaries Paul Wall and Slim Thug, which appeared on the Swisha House compilation The Day Hell Broke Loose 2. The song, full of southern hip-hop slang and braggadocio, was an ode to the classic car culture in Houston, Texas, and could be heard bumpin' out the trunks of cars nationwide with its heavy bass and classical string loops. Before the release of Who Is Mike Jones? girls would ignore him, but after the release of "Still Tippin" they were all up on him, which led to the release of the single "Back Then" where he shouted out his real cell phone number that played a major part in the marketing and promotion of the album.You could call 281-330-8004 and get his voicemail and leave a message, but sometimes he would answer, which led to spreading the word of Mike Jones' debut album. "Back Then" was also a top-selling ringtone because (back then) you had to buy and download ringtones, unlike today. Mike truly went viral before going viral was even a thing. After dropping the two hit singles, Who Is Mike Jones? was released on April 19th, 2005, and would sell over a million copies that year, leading to certified platinum status. Twenty years later, this Texas Rap classic still holds up with features from other H-Town legends including S.U.C.'s Big Moe (RIP),Bun B, Paul Wall and Lil Keke. Juicy J & DJ Paul of Three 6 Mafia added their Memphis touch to the "Got It Sewed Up Remix" and the album ends with a heartfelt dedication to Mike Jones' late Grandmother on "Grandma". Get On Down is proud to present the first vinyl reissue of Who Is Mike Jones? in a limited edition silver and red color-in-color pressing packaged with a full color printed insert tocommemorate the 20th anniversary of this H-Town classic
This is a new project for Spooky’s Duncan Forbes on 49North.
Together with internationally acclaimed violinist Jonathan Hill, the duo have produced a ten track album that is a blend of beautiful atmospheric electronica combined with analogue sonics, treated piano and live strings.
Each track is accompanied by an abstract film created by Matthew Le Maistre Smith alongside Duncan.
This is one for fans of Erased Tapes, Nils Frahm, Brian Eno and Hania Rani.
Come Ahead ist das 12. Album von Primal Scream. 11 neue Songs, mit denen Bobby Gillespie sich darauf
vorbereitet, einige der persönlichsten Songs der Bandkarriere zu veröffentlichen.
Der Songwriting-Prozess für Come Ahead begann 2019. Zu diesem Zeitpunkt hatte Bobby Gillespie noch
keine Ahnung, ob er noch einmal ein Album von Primal Scream machen würde. Zum ersten Mal kamen
die Texte vor der Musik. Die Geschichte kam zuerst. Bobby schrieb allein, mit einer Akustikgitarre. Die
Ideen flossen schnell, in langen Inspirationsschüben. Dieser Prozess, zusammen mit der Ermutigung durch
Produzent David Holmes, bot einen neuen Einstieg. In Zusammenarbeit mit Holmes und Primal ScreamGitarrist Andrew Innes wurden die Come Ahead-Sessions in Belfast, London und Los Angeles durchgeführt.
„Ich bin sehr aufgeregt über dieses Album, so als würde man seine erste Platte machen. Wenn es ein
Gesamtthema für Come Ahead gäbe, wäre es vielleicht ein Konflikt, ob innerlich oder äußerlich. Der Titel
ist ein Begriff aus Glasgow. Wenn jemand droht, mit dir zu kämpfen, sagst du: ‚Komm schon!‘ Es erinnert
an den unbezwingbaren Geist der Glasgower, und das Album selbst vermittelt diese aggressive Haltung und
Zuversicht. Sie haben da oben ein Wort dafür: gallus. ‚Come Ahead‘ ist auch ein ziemlich frecher Titel.“
Bobby Gillespie
- A1: Cadilac
- A2: Baby Strange
- A3: Lady
- A4: Thunderwing
- A5: Jitterbug Love
- A6: Sunken Rags
- B1: Born To Boogie (Single Mix)
- B2: Free Angel
- B3: Midnight
- B4: Sitting Here
- B5: Blackjack
- B6: Squint Eye Mangle
- C1: Satisfaction Pony
- C2: Explosive Mouth
- C3: Space Boss
- C4: Chrome Sitar
- C5: Do You Wanna Dance?
- C6: Dock Of The Bay
- C7: Solid Baby
- D1: Baby Boomerang
- D2: Life's An Elevator
- D3: All Alone
- D4: Groove A Little
- D5: Tame My Tiger
- D6: Ride My Wheels
- D7: To Know You Is To Love You
- D8: City Port
- A1: Shelter Song; Lyrics By – Bagshaw*; Mixed By – James Bagshaw*
- A2: Sun Structures; Lyrics By – Warmsley*
- A3: The Golden Throne; Lyrics By – Bagshaw*
- B1: Keep In The Dark; Lyrics By – Warmsley*
- B2: Mesmerise; Lyrics By – Bagshaw*
- B3: Move With The Season; Lyrics By – Bagshaw*, Warmsley*
- C1: Colours To Life; Lyrics By – Bagshaw*, Warmsley*
- C2: A Question Isn't Answered; Lyrics By – Bagshaw*, Warmsley*
- C3: The Guesser; Lyrics By – Bagshaw*
- D1: Test Of Time; Lyrics By – Bagshaw*
- D2: Sand Dance; Lyrics By – Warmsley*
- D3: Fragment's Light; Lyrics By – Bagshaw*, Warmsley*; Mixed By – James Bagshaw*
- A1: Start The Day Right
- A2: It’s Okay To Change
- A3: Sorry Again, Mate
- A4: A New Town
- A5: Choosing Sides
- A6: A Prelude To Pilgrim Street
- A7: Guillotine
- B1: Who’ll Pay The Bills?
- B2: So Long Then
- B3: Is This The Picture?
- B4: From Hide And Seek To Heartache
- B5: How Many More Times?
- B6: Ce Soir
- B7: Just Like Everyone Else
- B8: (I Keep Thinking About) A New Thing
- A1: Baghdad Batteries (Ambient Mix), Remix – Alex Paterson, Michael Rendall, Written-By, Producer – Alex Paterson, Thomas Fehlmann
- A2: Pervitin (Empire Culling & The Hemlock Stone Version), Written-By – Violetta Vicci*, Written-By, Producer, Mixed By – Alex Paterson, Michael Rendall
- A3: Baraka, Written-By, Producer, Mixed By – Alex Paterson, Michael Rendall
- A4: Exoplanet Ross 128B, Written-By, Producer, Mixed By – Alex Paterson, Michael Rendall
- B1: Plateau (All Hands On Deck Mix 2Am—Edit), Edited By
- B2: Prism, Written-By, Producer, Mixed By – Alex Paterson, Michael Rendall
[e] B1 Plateau (All Hands On Deck Mix 2AM—Edit), Edited By [2024 Edit] – Alex Paterson, Michael Rendall, Written-By – Kristian Weston*, Written-By, Producer – Alex Paterson, Thomas Fehlmann
- A1: Cameras
- A2: Lil Romeo
- A3: Anti-Hero
- A4: Bleu Snappin
- B1: Tunechi's Back
- B2: Tunechi Rollin
- B3: Throwed
- B4: One Big Room
- C1: Tunechi's Room
- C2: Twist Made Me
- C3: Grove Party
- C4: Rax
- D1: Hands Up (My Last)
- D2: Sorry 4 The Wait
- D3: Ym Inkredible
- D4: Idk
- A1: Cornwall Blank (Demo #2)
- A2: Jameroony (Acoustic Guitar Jam)
- A3: Mandy (Demo)
- B1: What Does It Matter (Demo)
- B2: You (Vocal/Strings Excerpt)
- B3: Mad Dog (Demo/Track Mix With Backing Vocals)
- B4: Simple Life (Alternate Mix)
- B5: Lovely Night (Demo)
- B6: Today's The Day (Alternate Mix)
- B7: Amber Cascades (Alternate Mix/Take 3)
- B8: Letter (Alternate Mix)
- A1: Città Viva 2
- A2: Madre Assente
- A3: Campi Aperti E Sospesi
- A4: Double Face
- A5: Esecuzione Radiofonica
- A6: Per Enrico, Riccardo E Roberto
- B1: Sotto I Ponti Della Città
- B2: Per Dalila
- B3: Stranamente Di Notte
- B4: Cinque Quarti
- B5: Madre Assente # 2
- B6: Stranamente Un Giorno
- B7: Città Viva #2
- B8: Per Enrico, Riccardo E Roberto (Alt. Take)
- A1: Recognition; Written-By – Des Barres*, Monarch*, Miller*
- A2: Got Enough Love; Written-By – Des Barres*, Monarch*, Miller*
- A3: Grim Reaper; Written-By – Pickett*, Hyde*, Des Barres*, Monarch*
- A4: Nightingale; Written-By – Hyde*, Monarch*
- B1: Detective Man; Written-By – Hyde*, Monarch*
- B2: Ain't None Of Your Business; Written-By – Hobbs*, Anderson*
- B3: Deep Down; Written-By – Pickett*, Monarch*
- B4: Wild Hot Summer Nights; Written-By – Hyde*, Monarch*
- B5: One More Heartache; Written-By – Hyde*, Monarch*
- A1 19: 14
- A2: Weekend Musicians
- A3: Avalon/Moving Day
- A4: Circus
- A5: Wedding
- B1: The Family
- B2: The Fire
- B3: No More Television
- B4: Funeral
- B5: End Titles
- A1: Feelin Sorry, Written-By – Jim James
- A2: I'll Be Home For Christmas, Featuring – The Head And The Heart, Written-By – Buck Ram, Kim Gannon, Walter Kent
- A3: Welcome Home (Snowy Version), Written-By – Jim James
- A4: Christmas Must Be Tonight, Written-By – Robbie Robertson
- A5: Please Come Home For Christmas, Written-By – Charles Brown, Gene Redd
- B1: Oh My Christmas Tree, Written-By – Scott Mcmicken, Toby Leaman
- B2: Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas, Written-By – Hugh Martin, Ralph Bland
- B3: When The Bells Start Ringing, Featuring – The Head And The Heart, Written-By – Craig "Rocky" Roberts
- B4: Wonderful (Snowy Version), Written-By – Jim James
- A1: Harper Valley P.t.a.; Written-By – Tom T. Hall
- A2: Widow Jones; Written-By – Tom T. Hall
- A3: No Brass Band; Written-By – Lenny Groah, Lu Groah*, Steve Singleton (2)
- A4: Mr. Harper; Written-By – Tom T. Hall
- A5: Run Jeannie Run; Written-By – Clark Bentley, Jerri Clark
- A6: Shed Me No Tears; Written-By – Steve Singleton (2)
- B1: The Cotton Patch; Written-By – Margaret Lewis, Myra Smith
- B2: Sippin' Shirley Thompson; Written-By – Tom T. Hall
- B3: The Little Town Square; Written-By – Ben Peters
- B4: The Ballad Of Louise; Written-By – Naomi Martin
- B5: Satan Place; Written-By – Ben Peters, Clark Bentley
- A1: The Sheppards– Tragic
- A2: Ralfi Pagan– Negrona
- A3: The Dells– Oh What A Nite
- A4: Gene Chandler– Man's Temptation
- A5: Brenton Wood– Me And You
- A6: Ralph Robles– Maybe
- B1: The Temprees– Dedicated To The One I Love
- B2: Joe Bataan– I'll Be Sweeter Tommorow
- B3: The Impressions– That You Love Me
- B4: The Harvey Averne Dozen– Accept Me
- B5: The Dontells– Nothing But Nothing
- B6: The Serenaders– Two Lovers Make One Fool
- A1: Santa Claus Is Back In Town, Written-By – Jerry Leiber, Mike Stoller*
- A2: White Christmas, Written-By – Irving Berlin
- A3: Jingle Bell Rock, Written-By – James Ross Boothe*, Joseph Carleton Beal*
- A4: Blue Christmas, Written-By – Billy Hayes, Jay W. Johnson*
- B1: Rudolph The Red Nosed Reindeer, Written-By – Johnny Marks
- B2: Christmas Blues, Written-By – David Holt*, Sammy Cahn
- B3: Holly Jolly Christmas, Written-By – Johnny Marks
- B4: Soulful Christmas, Written-By – Charles Bobbit, Hank Ballard, Alfred Ellis*
- A1: Making Money
- A2: The Sweetest Thing (Richard Hawley Remix)
- A3: Break It To You Gently (The Wild Honey Pie Buzzsession)
- A4: Tougher Than The Rest, Written-By – Bruce Springsteen
- A5: The Nights Are Cold, Written-By – Richard Willis Hawley*
- A6: I'm Not In Love (The Dermot O'leary Saturday Sessions Show), Written-By – Eric Stewart, Graham Gouldman
- B1: French Navy (Jim Noir Remix)
- B2: The World Is Full Of Strangers
- B3: Do It Again (The Wild Honey Pie Buzzsession)
- B4: Swallows
- B5: You're The Only Star In My Blue Heaven, Written-By – Gene Autry
- B6: The Blizzard
- A1: After Me
- A2: All Yours
- A3: Don’t You Feel Like Heaven?
- A4: Lovers Living It Right
- A5: After You
- A6: Without Your Love
- B1: Everybody Loves You
- B2: U/Me
- B3: After Us
- B4: Backstreet
- B5: Gap Year 2008
- B6: Falling Apart Like
- A1: Careless
- A2: Takin A Ride
- A3: Trouble Boys
- A4: Hangin Downtown
- A5: Like You
- A6: Off Your Pants
- A7: Get Lost
- B1: Excuse Me
- B2: Customer
- B3: I Wanna Be Loved
- B4: Mistake
- B5: My Town
- B6: Shiftless When Idle
- C1: Oh Baby
- C2: I'm In Trouble
- C3: Johnny's Gonna Die/All By Myself
- C4: More Cigarettes
- C5: Otto
- C6: Don't Ask Why
- D1: Slow Down
- D2: Somethin To Dü
- D3: Love You Till Friday
- D4: Raised In The City
- D5: Rattlesnake
- D6: All Day And All Of The Night
- D7: I Hate Music
- D8: Shutup
- A1: Patty Saturday– Ladies Choice
- A2: Ginger Davis & The Snaps– Laughin' 1
- A3: Ruth And Sherry– Nothin' Much Tom Cat
- A4: The Sapphires (3)– Where Is Johnny Now
- A5: The Tomboys– I'd Rather Fight Than Switch
- A6: Kathy Lynn & The Playboys– My Special Boy
- B1: The Swans (2)– He's Mine
- B2: Beverly Jones* And The Prestons– Hear You Talking
- B3: The Mckinleys– When He Comes Along
- B4: Audrey Slo– Gonna Find The Right Boy
- B5: Joy Dawn– Hang It Up
- B6: The Three Degrees– Bongos On The Beach
- A1: Two Rivers 5:00
- A2: Transatlantic 3:24
- A3: Blood Red Viral Black; Lead Guitar – Billy Duffy
- A4: The White Count
- B1: Thirteen Dead Reindeers; Recorded By, Mixed By – Tony Draper (4)
- B2: Armageddon In The Morning; Recorded By, Mixed By – Tony Draper (4)
- B3: Crowd Trouble
- B4: Year One; Recorded By, Mixed By – Mark Warden
- A1: Hey Doll Baby; Written-By – Titus Turner
- A2: When Will I Be Loved; Written-By – Phil Everly
- A3: Muskrat; Written By – Merle Travis/Tex Ann/Harold Hensley; Written-By – Harold Hensley, Merle Travis, Tex Ann
- A4: Gone, Gone, Gone; Written-By – Don Everly, Phil Everly
- A5: Walk Right Back; Written-By – Sonny Curtis
- A6: ('Til) I Kissed You; Written-By – Don Everly
- A7: That’s Just Too Much; Written-By – Don Everly, Phil Everly
- A8: Baby What You Want Me To Do; Written-By – Jimmy Reed
- B1: Cathy’s Clown; Written-By – Don Everly
- B2: Devoted To You; Written-By – Boudleaux Bryant
- B3: Maybellene; Written-By – Chuck Berry
- B4: So Sad (To Watch Good Love Go Bad); Written-By – Don Everly
- B5: Made To Love; Written-By – Phil Everly
- B6: Sigh, Cry, Almost Die; Written-By – Don Everly, Phil Everly
- B7: I Walk The Line; Written-By – John R. Cash*
- B8: Love Hurts; Written-By – Boudleaux Bryant
- B9: So Fine; Written-By – Johnny Otis
- A1: Concrete Jungle
- A2: Things In Life
- A3: Things In Dub
- A4: Love Like That
- A5: Love Like Dub
- A6: Turn My Love Around
- B1: Lend Me
- B2: Real Rock, Organ – Johnny Mittoo Moody
- B3: I Spy Trouble
- B4: How Long Rastafari
- B5: In This Time
- B6: He Said She Said
- C1: Sunshine Love
- C2: Sunshine Love Dub
- C3: Mellow Sensimilla
- C4: Sensimilla Dub
- C5: Kindness For Weakness
- C6: Kindness Dub
- C7: Hold You
- D1: Saturday Night
- D2: Respect
- D3: Gimme Little Sign
- D4: Seven Days A Week
- D5: In Your Eyes
- D6: Wicked A Go Feel It
- D7: Vision In Life
- A1: Sunrise, Written-By – Hensley*
- A2: Spider Woman, Written-By – Byron*, Thain*, Kerslake*, Box*
- A3: Blind Eye, Written-By – Hensley*
- A4: Echoes In The Dark, Written-By – Hensley*
- A5: Rain, Written-By – Hensley*
- B1: Sweet Lorraine, Written-By – Byron*, Thain*, Box*
- B2: Tales, Written-By – Hensley*
- B3: The Magician's Birthday
- A1: Maybell Hill
- A2: Anne Remembers
- A3: Dark Roads
- A4: Hallucination
- B1: My Little Angel
- B2: She's Here
- B3: Run Rabbit
- B4: Confrontation
- B5: How Things Are And Always Will Be
- A1: A Thought, Written-By – The Earth
- A2: And Let It In, Voice – Darla Eno
- A3: Who Are We
- A4: Crystal Light, Keyboards – Peter Chilvers
- A5: Inclusion, Violin, Viola – Marina Moore
- B1: Bells Above
- B2: Cheri
- B3: Hardly Me
- B4: Small Noise, Keyboards, Written-By – Jon Hopkins
- B5: Silence
- A1: M Beat* With General Levy– Incredible 4:14
- A2: Barrington Levy & Beenie Man– Under Mi Sensi (X Project Remix), Remix – X Project
- A3: Ragga Twins*– Ragga Trip 4:34
- B1: Ninjaman, Bounty Killer, Beenie Man & Ninja Ford– Bad Boy Lick A New Shot (Jungle Bullet), Remix – Dj Monk (2)
- B2: The Source (4)– Rude Boy State Of Mind 4:50
- B3: Shut Up & Dance– No Doubt 4:40
- C1: Dj Massive– Final Conflict 4:23
- C2: Asher Senator– One Bible 5:00
- C3: Poison Chang– Press The Trigger (Half Breed Remix), Remix – Half Breed
- D1: The Ragga Twins– Illegal Gunshot 3:39
- D2: Ben Intellect– Oh Jungle, Featuring – Ragga G
- D3: Cutty Ranks– Limb By Limb (Dj Ss Remix), Remix – Dj Ss
- D4: The Ragga Twins– Tan So Back
- A1: The Angel Islington
- A2: Get Better
- A3: The Next Storm
- A4: The Opening Act Of Spring
- A5: Glorious You
- A6: Mittens
- B1: Out Of Breath
- B2: Demons
- B3: Josephine
- B4: Love Forty Down
- B5: Silent Key
- Vocals
- B6: Song For Josh
- C1: Least Of All Young Caroline
- C2: Little Aphrodite
- C3: Cleopatra In Brooklyn
- C4: The Armadillo
- C5: Get Better (Hamburg Demo)
- C6: The Next Storm (Hamburg Demo)
- C7: The Opening Act Of Spring (Hamburg Demo)
- D1: Glorious You (Hamburg Demo)
- D2: Mittens (Hamburg Demo)
- D3: Out Of Breath (Hamburg Demo)
- D4: Demons (Hamburg Demo)
- D5: Josephine (Hamburg Demo)
- D6: Love Forty Down (Hamburg Demo)
- D7: Silent Key (Hamburg Demo)
- A1: Walk Quietly By
- A2: Open Road
- A3: Back Home
- A4: No-One Around
- A5: Step Back
- A6: When The Circus Comes To Town
- A7: Summer Heat
- B1: Just A Dream
- B2: The Lady Doctor From Ashington
- B3: Stealing The Night Away
- B4: Honey Don't You Understand
- B5: Born With The Blues
- B6: Morning Brings Peace Of Mind
- B7: Living In The Shadows
- A1: Third Root Radio
- A2: Reflection Of The Times (Feat Reggie Coby)
- A3: Justice Or Else
- B1: Bullets For The Truth (Feat Amalia Ortiz & Queen Yonasda)
- B2: The Messengers (Feat World Trade)
- B3: Yanga's Theme
- C1: Flags And Body Bags (Feat Sofy Encanto Of Elastic Bond)
- C2: A Day In The Life / Poet (Feat Fiend & Marcelandrie); Featuring – Fiend (2)
- C3: The Revolution Won't Go Viral (Feat Bavu Blakes)
- D1: Soul Force (Feat Da'shade, Riders Against The Storm, Bavu Blakes, Vocab)
- D2: Libertad (Feat Mellow Man Ace); Featuring – Mellow Man Ace
- D3: Soul Force (Cookin' Soul Remix); Featuring – Bavu Blakes, Da'shade, Riders Against The Storm, Vocab; Producer – Cookin' Soul
- A1: Mr. Stoner– The Finkelstein Shit Kid
- A2: Cheech & Chong– Up In Smoke
- A3: War– Low Rider
- A4: Pedro & Man– 1St Gear, 2Nd Gear
- A5: Cheech & Chong– Framed
- Producer – Leiber & Stoller
- A6: Search Boys– Searchin
- Producer – Leiber & Stoller
- A7: Man (40) And The Ajax Lady– The Ajax Lady
- A8: Yesca– Strawberry's
- Producer – Danny Kortchmar, Waddy Wachtel
- B1: Yesca– Here Comes The Mounties To The Rescue
- Producer – Danny Kortchmar, Waddy Wachtel
- B2: Pedro (131) And Sgt. Stedenko– Sometimes When You Gotta Go, You Can't
- B3: Yesca– Lost Due To Incompetence (Theme For A Big Green Van)
- Producer – Danny Kortchmar, Waddy Wachtel
- B4: Pedro & Man, Officer Clyde, Sgt. Stedenko– Lard Ass
- B5: Cheech & Chong– Rock Fight
- Producer – Danny Kortchmar, Waddy Wachtel
- B6: Pedro & Man And Jade East– I Didn't Know Your Name Was Alex
- B7: Alice Bowie– Earache My Eye
- B8: Cheech & Chong– Up In Smoke Reprise
- A1: I Want Someone Badly
- A2: Erecting A Movie Star
- A3: Diamonds, Sparks & All
- A4: When I Was Born, I Was Bored
- A5: Appalachian Lullaby
- A6: Airfield Dream
- A7: Automatic Soup
- A8: Lonesome Dove
- B1: Speed Of Love
- B2: Day Ditty
- B3: The Wedding Is Over
- B4: Jelly On The Table
- B5: Just Really Wanna See You
- B6: I Want Someone Badly
- B7: Final Dream
- A1: In The Name, Written-By – Richard Penniman
- A2: Mississippi, Written-By – Richard Penniman
- A3: Don't You Know I, Written-By – Richard Penniman
- A4: Chain, Chain, Chain (Chain Of Fools), Written-By – Don Covay
- A5: Gerald Jones, Written-By – Richard Penniman
- B1: (Sittin' On) The Dock Of The Bay, Written-By – Otis Redding, Steve Cropper
- B2: Chains Of Love, Written-By – Nugetre
- B3: Hot Nuts, Written-By – Richard Penniman
- A1: A Certain Girl; Written-By – Neville*
- A2: I Ain't Got You; Written-By – Carter*
- A3: Got To Hurrywritten-By – Gomelsky*
- A4: Steeled Blues; Written-By – Beck*, Relf*
- A5: Still I'm Sad; Written-By – Mccarty*, Samwell Smith*
- A6: A Better Man Than I; Written-By – Hugg*, Hugg*
- A7: I'm Not Talking; Written-By – Allison*
- A8: New York City Blues; Written-By – Dreja*, Relf*
- B1: Jeff's Boogie; Written-By – Beck*
- B2: Psycho Daisies; Written-By – Dreja*, Beck*, Mccarty*, Page*, Relf*
- B3: The Nazz Are Blue; Written-By – Beck*
- B4: Puzzles; Written-By – Chris Dreja, Jim Mccarty, Jimmy Page, Keith Relf
- B5: Tinker Tailor Soldier Sailor; Written-By – Chris Dreja, Jim Mccarty, Jimmy Page, Keith Relf, Traditional
- B6: Drinking Muddy Water; Written-By – Chris Dreja, Jim Mccarty, Jimmy Page, Keith Relf, Traditional
- B7: Think About It; Written-By – Jim Mccarty, Jimmy Page, Keith Relf
- A1: Ready To Rock; Written-By – Barden*, Schenker*
- A2: Attack Of The Mad Axeman; Written-By – Barden*, Schenker*
- A3: On And On; Written-By – Barden*, Schenker*
- A4: Let Sleeping Dogs Lie; Written-By – Glen*, Powell*, Barden*, Schenker*, Raymond*
- B1: But I Want More; Written-By – Barden*, Schenker*
- B2: Never Trust A Stranger; Written-By – Raymond*
- B3: Looking For Love; Written-By – Barden*, Schenker*
- B4: Secondary Motion; Written-By – Barden*, Schenker*
- C1: Never Trust A Stranger (Monitor Mix)
- C2: Let Sleeping Dogs Lie (Rough Monitor Mix)
- C3: Attack Of The Mad Axeman (Alt. Version-Monitor Mix)
- C4: On And On (Rough Monitor Mix)
- D1: Looking For Love (Monitor Mix)
- D2: But I Want More (Rough Monitor Mix)
- D3: Never Say Die (Live Rehearsal Take)
- D4: Never Trust A Stranger (Piano Demo)
- A1: Souvenirs Souvenirs
- A2: Je Cherche Une Fille
- A3: Bien Trop Timide
- A4: J'suis Mordu
- A5: T'aimer Follement
- A6: Kili Watch
- B1 24: 000 Baiser
- B2: Le Petit Clown De Ton Cœur
- B3: Je Veux Me Promener
- B4: Laisse Les Filles
- B5: Ce N'est Pas Méchant
- B6: Tutti Frutti
- C1: Depuis Qu'ma Môme
- C2: Oui J'ai
- C3: Oui Mon Cher
- C4: Une Boum Chez John
- C5: Ce Serait Bien
- C6: A New Orleans
- D1: Tu Es Là
- D2: Nous Les Gars, Nous Les Filles
- D3: J'étais Fou
- D4: Ton Fétiche D'amour
- D5: Mon Vieux Copain
- D6: Pourquoi Cet Amour
- E1: Si Tu Restes Avec Moi
- E2: Mon Septième Ciel
- E3: Tu Me Plais
- E4: Oui Mon Cher
- E5: Oh Oh Baby
- E6: Tu Parles Trop
- F1: Itsy Bitsy Petit Bikini
- F2: Hey Pony
- F3: Sentimental
- F4: Not Get Out
- F5: Le Plus Beau Des Jux
- F6: Bien Trop Timide (Live)
- A1: How About A Little Fanfare
- A2: I Think You Know
- A3: The Spark Of Life
- A4: An Elpee's Worth Of Toons
- A5: A Dream Goes On Forever
- A6: Lord Chancellor's Nightmare Song, Arranged By – Todd Rundgren, Written-By – Gilbert & Sullivan
- B1: Drunken Blue Rooster
- B2: The Last Ride
- B3: Everybody's Going To Heaven / King Kong Reggae
- C1: Number 1 Lowest Common Denominator
- C2: Useless Begging
- C3: Sidewalk Cafe
- C4: Izzat Love ?
- C5: Heavy Metal Kids
- D1: In And Out The Chakras We Go (Formerly: Shaft Goes To Outer Space)
- D2: Don't You Ever Learn
- D3: Sons Of 1984
- A1: Kristeen Young Feat. David Bowie– American Landfill; Engineer – Anthony Paul Lopez, Justin Raisen, Tony Visconti; Engineer
- A2: Lawrence Rothman Feat. Sasami– Take It To The Grave; Written-By – Lawrence Rothman, Soko Solinski*, Yves Rothman
- A3: The Aubreys– Getting Better (Otherwise); Written-By – Finn Wolfhard, Lawrence Rothman, Malcolm Craig
- B1: Courtney Love– Mother (Acoustic); Written-By – Courtney Love, Lawrence Rothman
- B2: Empress Of– Call Me (Acoustic); Mixed By – Yves Rothman; Written-By – Justin Raisen, Lawrence Rothman, Lorely Rodriguez, Yves Rothman
- B3: Dani Miller Of Surfbort*– Psychic Surgery; Written-By – Bosh Rothman*, Dani Miller, Lawrence Rothman, Yves Rothman
[a] A1 Kristeen Young feat. David Bowie– American Landfill; Engineer – Anthony Paul Lopez, Justin Raisen, Tony Visconti; Engineer [Additional Engineering], Producer [Vocal Production] – Ainjel Emme; Mixed By – Anthony Paul Lopez, Justin Raisen; Producer [Additional Production] – Anthony Paul Lopez, Jeremiah Raisen; Producer [Music Produced By] – Justin Raisen, Kristeen Young, Tony Visconti; Written-By – Kristeen Young
- A1: Doug Intro
- A2: Sometimes You've Got To Stop Chasing Rainbows
- A3: What About Tomorrow
- A4: Beautiful Texas Sunshine; Pedal Steel Guitar – Brad Sarno
- A5: Float Away
- A6: Yesterday Got In The Way
- A7: Keep Your Soul
- B1: Dynamite Woman; Fiddle – Gary Hunt (4)
- B2: Huggin' Thin Air
- B3: Juan Mendoza
- B4: Poison Love
- B5: Seguin
- B6: It's Gonna Be Easy
- B7: Doug Outro
- A1: Love Your Puppy
- A2: Tatty Seaside Town
- A3: Viva! Spanish Turncoat
- A4: Bulbous Love Child
- A5: Electric Storm
- A6: Fuck My Old Boots (Robo Cop And Seacombe)
- A7: John Robb's 91St Nightmare
- B1: Long Live The Hooligan!
- B2: Punk Out Baby
- B3: Corn Dolly Fear
- B4: (The World Acclaims...) Eternal Protein Man
- B5: Bacon Factory
- B6: Let's Take The Death Trip
- B7: Cheap Male Aggression
- B8: Cor Blimey! Ain't England Snidey
- A1: November
- A2: Never Had It Bad
- A3: Gear Summer 2015
- A4: Becky Doll; Recorded By
- A5: Black Boots; Lead Vocals – Tad Hutchison
- A6: Alien Overlords
- A7: Alone In A Bus
- B1: Young Mod's Last Ride
- B2: She's By Request
- B3: Fugitive Arise
- B4: Astondale
- B5: Bleed Out
- A1: Empty Hearted Town
- A2: Steady Rain
- A3: Join Me In L.a
- A4: Hasten Down The Wind
- A5: Werewolves Of London; Written-By – Leroy Marinell*, Waddy Wachtel, Warren Zevon
- A6: Tule's Blues
- A7: The French Inhaler
- B1: Going All The Way
- B2: Poor Poor Pitiful Me
- B3: Studebaker
- B4: Accidentally Like A Martyr
- B5: Carmelita
- B6: I Used To Ride So High
- B7: Stop Rainin' Lord
- B8: Back In The Highlife; Producer, Engineer – Paul Q. Kolderie, Sean Slade; Written-By
- C1: The Rosarita Beach Café
- C2: Desperados Under The Eaves
- C3: Workin' Man's Pay
- C4: Frozen Notes
- C5: Some Kind Of Rider
- C6: I Was In The House When The House Burned Down; Producer, Engineer – Paul Q. Kolderie, Sean Slade
- C7: Don't Let Us Get Sick (Solo Acoustic); Engineer – Bill Johnson (8)
- D1: Warren Speaks On Songwriting And The Early Days Of His Career
- D2: Musings On Mortality, Song Noir, Religion In His Music And The King Of Rock N' Roll
- D3: A Chat About The Producers Of "Life'll Kill Ya," The Album's Stark Sound And Other Singers Covering His Songs
- D4: His Take On Steve Winwood's Classic, The Split Personality, Images And Inspirations In His Compositions
- D5: Talk Of Tv, Movies, Acting And Performing
- A1: The Final Straw
- A2: It Happens Either Way
- A3: Forever Blue
- A4: With Love, Your Clementine
- A5: Like A Song
- B1: Oh Marie
- B2: April, May, July
- B3: Maybe I Love You
- B4: Gloria
- B5: Refined Believer
Throughout Refined Believer's 10 captivating tracks, OSKA illustrates her experience with losing faith in certain friendships and romantic relationships, only to connect with someone who reaffirms her conviction. "Something that I was going through in my life was trusting some people again," OSKA says of the title Refined Believer and its title track, which alludes to the singer inching back to a place of trust after a period of holding back. "I feel like I can believe in something bigger than myself again, which doesn't have to be something religious. It just means that I'm finding the ability to hope again."
- A1: The Honey Drippers– Impeach The President
- A2: Eddie Bo– If It's Good To You (It's Good For You)
- A3: The Gaturs– Gatur Bait
- A4: Johnson* & The Lucky Hearts– Get It
- A5: Sonny Jones– Sissy Walk
- B1: Mary Jane Hooper– Don't Change Nothing
- B2: Herbie Thompson– Keep On Stepping
- B3: The Black Nasty*– Party On 4Th Street
- B4: Lynn Day– Bit Off More (Than I Can Chew)
- B5: Ike Turner & The Kings Of Rhythm*– Funky Mule
- C1: Billy The Baron & His Smokin Challengers*– Communications Is Where It's At
- C2: City Council Ltd.– When You Git Through Wit It Put It Back
- C3: Bobo Mr. Soul– H.l.i.c
- C4: The Chosen Few (8)– We Are The Chosen Few
- C5: Georgianna Mccoy & The Classetts– I've Got To Space
- D1: Johnny Mae Matthews*– My Momma Didn't Lie
- D2: Glenda Dove– It's Gotta Be Something Else
- D3: City Council Ltd.– You Got It All, Ain't No More
- D4: Dennis Lee & Notables– Funky Penguin
- D5: James Black– There's A Storm In The Gulf
- A1: I Wanna Get High (Album Version)
- A2: I Ain't Goin' Out Like That (Explicit Album Version)
- A3: Insane In The Brain (Explicit Album Version)
- B1: When The Shit Goes Down
- B2: Lick A Shot (Album Version)
- B3: Cock The Hammer (Album Version)
- C1: Lil' Putos (Album Version)
- C2: Legalize It (Album Version)
- C3: Hits From The Bong (Album Version)
- D1: What Go Around Come Around, Kid (Album Version)
- D2: A To The K (Album Version)
- D3: Hand On The Glock (Album Version)
- D4: Break 'Em Off Some (Album Version)
Remixes[28,36 €]
- A1: Help Me, Written-By – A. Gurvitz*
- A2: Love Is, Written-By – A. Gurvitz*
- A3: Memory Lane, Written By – G. Baker- A. Gurvitz, ,Written-By – A. Gurvitz*, G. Baker*
- A4: Inside Of Me, Written-By – A. Gurvitz*
- A5: I Wanna Live Again, Backing Vocals – Barry St. John, Lisa Strike*, Madeline Bell, Rosetta Hightower, Written By – G. Baker-A. Gurvitz-P. Gurvitz, Written-By – A. Gurvitz*, G. Baker*, P. Gurvitz*
- B1: Mad Jack, Written By – G. Baker - A. Gurvitz, Written-By – A. Gurvitz*, G. Baker*
- B2 4: Phil, Written By – G. Baker-A. Gurvitz-P. Gurvitz, Written-By – A. Gurvitz*, G. Baker*, P. Gurvitz*
- B3: Since Beginning, Written-By – A. Gurvitz*
- A1: Holiday Hymn
- A2: Get On Board
- A3: Somewhere In China
- A4: This Arsehole's Been Burned Too Many Times
- A5: Elevator
- A6: Hey Mister
- B1: Stop That Girl
- B2: Dial F For Fake
- B3: Moscow
- B4: Louche Life
- B5: 22 Blue
- B6: Big Sur
The Secret Goldfish release their first album in 25 years in June 2025 - Empty Holster has been in process since 1996 when vocalist Katy Lironi started collating songs by her favourite songwriters Vic Godard, Davy Henderson and James Kirk (the idea for Empty Holster was a covers album of their songs).
The tracks have been recorded extremely sporadically over the past decades and were finally finished off at Green Door studio and mastered by Samuel Joseph Smith.
Empty Holster also features covers of songs by Dan Penn and Spooner Oldham, Port Sulphur, The Beach Boys, and a long-lost Goldfish collaboration with Adventures in Stereo's Jim Beattie, Elevator, which was missing for 15 years, presumed lost. Musical guests appearing on Empty Holster include Mick Slaven (The Bluebells), Campbell Owens (AztecCamera), James Kirk (Orange Juice), Vic Godard (Subway Sect), Francis Macdonald (Teenage Fanclub), and Katy and Douglas's daughter Amelia Lironi (QUAD90). The album is pressed on Goldfish Orange vinyl at Seabass Vinyl in Scotland.
- A1 10: 0 High Street
- A2: Vin Skully
- A3: Sentry
- A4: Heat Check
- A5: Mancala
- A6 27: Braids
- A7: Mac Deuce
- B1: Sirius Blac
- B2: Dead Zone
- B3: The Caliphate
- B4: Free The Ruler
- B5: My Brother The Wind
- B6: Geb
- A1: Private Property
- A2: Wrack My Brain
- A3: Drumming Is My Madness
- A4: Attention
- A5: Stop And Take Time To Smell The Roses
- B1: Dead Giveaway
- B2: You Belong To Me
- B3: Sure To Fall (In Love With You)
- B4: Nice Way
- B5: Back Off Boogaloo
- C1: Wake Up
- C2: Red And Black Blues
- C3: Brandy
- D1: Stop And Take Time To Smell The Roses (Original Vocal Version)
- D2: You Can't Fight Lightning
- D3: Hand Gun Promos
- A1: Now He's Home, Written-By – Bobby Massey, Lester Mckenzie, Robert Dukes
- A2: Little Brother, Written-By – Richard Alvin Shann*, Walter Williams
- A3: Crossroads Of Life, Written-By – Cornell C Wells*, Fred Wellington Butler*, Edward Levert*, William Powell
- A4: La De Da (Means I'm Out To Get You), Written-By – Bob Massey*, Bobby Dukes*, Tracy Mitchell (3), Walter Williams
- A5: Peace, Written-By – H B Barnum*
- B1: Shattered Man, Written-By – Fred Butler, John Owens (3)
- B2: Your Turn This Time, Written-By – Bobby Massey, Eddie Levert, Walter Williams
- B3: Just To Be With You, Written-By – Bobby Massey, Bobby Dukes*
- B4: Gotta Get My Broom Out, Written-By – H B Barnum*
- B5: Never Gonna Say Goodbye
- A1: Snatcher, Featuring – Oliver Howlett
- A2: Downfall Part. A
- A3: Not Our War, Vocals – David Menke
- A4: Heritage
- B1: Bright Future
- B2: The Iron Lady
- B3: Master Plan, Featuring – Oliver Howlett
- B4: Don't Be A Traitor, Featuring – Oliver Howlett
- B5: Fuzzy Thatcher
- B6: She Had To Be Believed
- B7: War
- C1: Broken Dreams, Featuring – Oliver Howlett
- C2: Num Confrontation, Vocals – Marie Limiñana
- C3: Chaos
- C4: Business As Usual
- C5: Revolting
- D1: Tears Don't Lie, Vocals – David Menke, Marie Limiñana
- D2: Way Of Her Cross
- D3: Ambiguous Memories
- D4: Downfall Part. B
- A1: Prologue
- A2: Terror
- A3: Preacher
- A4: Tainted Love
- A5: Blasphemous Girl
- B1: Close Your Eyes
- B2: Absolution
- B3: Horrible Pain (Within My Heart)
- B4: Monster
- C1: Sick With It
- C2: My Beautiful Flower
- C3: Diavolina
- C4: June 10Th
- D1: Bright Red Scream
- D2: Cosmetic
- D3: Sycophant
- D4: Epilogue
- D5: Beware Of God
- A1: Your Ghost; Vocals
- A2: Beestung
- A3: Teeth
- A4: Sundrops
- A5: Sparky
- A6: Houdini Blues; Written-By – Kristin Hersh, W J. Hersh*
- B7: A Loon
- B8: Velvet Days
- B9: Close Your Eyes
- B10: Me And My Charms
- B11: Tuesday Night
- C12: The Letter; Engineer – Steve Rizzo; Producer – Kristin Hersh, Steve Rizzo; Remix – Phill Brown
- C13: Lurch
- C14: Cuckoo; Arranged By – Kristin Hersh; Written-By – Traditional
- C15: Hips And Makers
- C16: Hysterical Bending; Engineer – Billy O'connell, Steve Rizzo; Mixed By – Steve Rizzo; Producer – Billy Mcconnell, Kristin Hersh
- C17: The Key
- C18: Uncle June And Aunt Kiyoti; Written-By – K Hersh*, W.j. Hersh*
- C19: When The Levee Breaks; Written-By – Page*, Bonham*, Jones*, Minnie*, Plant*
- D20: A Loon
- D21: Sundrops
- D22: Me And My Charms
- D23: Velvet Days
- D24: The Key
- A1: I'm A Pilot; Written-By – Memon*, Lucas*, Finch*, Beckenham*, West*, Balthazar*
- A2: Ghosts; Written-By – Memon*, Lucas*, Finch*, Beckenham*, West*, Balthazar*
- A3: Luna; Written-By – Memon*, Lucas*, Finch*, Beckenham*, West*, Balthazar*
- A4: Comets; Written-By – Memon*, Finch*, Beckenham*, West*, Balthazar*
- A5: Fire Escape; Written-By – C. Lucas*, L. Beckenham*, S. Balthazar*
- B1: The Walls Are Coming Down; Written-By – Memon*, Lucas*, Finch*, Beckenham*, West*, Balthazar*
- B2: Drowning Men; Written-By – Memon*, Lucas*, Finch*, Beckenham*, West*, Balthazar*
- B3: If It Is Growing; Written-By – Beckenham*, Balthazar*
- B4: Harold T. Wilkins, Or How To Wait For A Very Long Time; Written-By – Memon*, Lucas*, West*, Balthazar*
- B5: Finish Line; Written-By – Memon*, Lucas*, Finch*, Beckenham*, West*, Balthazar*
- B6: Good Morning Midnight; Written-By – Lucas*, Balthazar*
- C1: Kist Of Whistles (Instrumental); Written-By – Lucas*, Balthazar*
- C2: Talking Backwards; Written-By – Balthazar*
- C3: Hands; Written-By – Memon*, Lucas*, Finch*, Beckenham*, Balthazar*
- C4: Scott; Written-By – Memon*, Lucas*, Finch*, Beckenham*, Balthazar*
- C5: Drowning Men (Acoustic Demo); Written-By – Memon*, Lucas*, Finch*, Beckenham*, West*, Balthazar*
- D1: You Are One Of The Few Outsiders Who Really Understands Us; Written-By – Finch*, Beckenham*, West*, Balthazar*
- D2: Tuesday (You Come When We Call); Written-By – Balthazar*
- D3: We Live By The Lake; Written-By – Beckenham*, Balthazar*
- D4: Acoemeti (Instrumental); Written-By – Lucas*, Balthazar*
- D5: Sand & Ice; Written-By – Lucas*, Balthazar*
- A1: We Know
- A2: Emergency
- A3: 미친 폼 (Crazy Form)
- A4: Arriba
- A5: Silver Light
- A6: Crescent Part.2
- B1: 꿈날 (Dreamy Day)
- B2: Matz
- B3: It's You
- B4: Youth
- B5: Everything
- B6: Fin: Will
- C1: Deja Vu (Film Ver.)
- C2: Eternal Sunshine (Outdoor Ver.)
- A1: Burning House Of Love; Songwriter
- A2: Love Shack; Songwriter
- A3: My Soul Cries Your Name; Songwriter
- A4: My Goodness; Songwriter
- A5: Around My Heart; Songwriter
- B1: What's Wrong With Me...; Songwriter
- B2: All Or Nothing; Written-By – R. Lane*, S. Marriott*
- B3: Watch The Sun Go Down; Songwriter
- B4: I'll Stand Up For You; Songwriter
- B5: Little Honey; Written-By – Dave Alvin, John Doe (2)
- B6: Supercharged; Songwriter
- C Wild Thing
- D Devil Doll
[a] A1 Burning House Of Love; Songwriter [Songs Written By] – Exene Cervenka, John Doe (2)
[b] A2 Love Shack; Songwriter [Songs Written By] – Exene Cervenka, John Doe (2)
[c] A3 My Soul Cries Your Name; Songwriter [Songs Written By] – Exene Cervenka, John Doe (2)
[d] A4 My Goodness; Songwriter [Songs Written By] – Exene Cervenka, John Doe (2)
[e] A5 Around My Heart; Songwriter [Songs Written By] – Exene Cervenka, John Doe (2)
[f] B1 What's Wrong With Me...; Songwriter [Songs Written By] – Exene Cervenka, John Doe (2)
[h] B3 Watch The Sun Go Down; Songwriter [Songs Written By] – Exene Cervenka, John Doe (2)
[i] B4 I'll Stand Up For You; Songwriter [Songs Written By] – Exene Cervenka, John Doe (2)
[k] B6 Supercharged; Songwriter [Songs Written By] – Exene Cervenka, John Doe (2)
- A1: Out Of The Mist
- A2: Lament For Lost Souls
- A3: End Of The Islanders' Dream
- B1: The Helicopter
- B2: The Bay
- B3: The Shipwreck
- B4: Submerged Buoy Chains
- B5: Abbey Gardens
- B6: The Ferry
- B7: The Shore
- A1: Born On The Bayou, Written-By – John Fogerty
- A2: Green River, Written-By – John Fogerty
- A3: Tombstone Shadow, Written-By – John Fogerty
- A4: Travelin' Band, Written-By – John Fogerty
- A5: Fortunate Son,Written-By – John Fogerty
- A6: Commotion, Written-By – John Fogerty
- A7: Midnight Special, Arranged By – John Fogerty, Written-By – Traditional
- B1: Bad Moon Rising, Written-By – John Fogerty
- B2: Proud Mary, Written-By – John Fogerty
- B3: The Night Time Is The Right Time, Written-By – Lew Herman
- B4: Good Golly Miss Molly, Written-By – John Marascalco, Robert Blackwell
- B5: Keep On Chooglin', Written-By – John Fogerty
- A1: Sweet Adeline
- A2: Tomorrow Tomorrow
- A3: Waltz #2 (Xo)
- A4: Baby Britain; Guitar – Rob Schnapf
- A5: Pitseleh
- A6: Independence Day; Drum Programming
- A7: Bled White; Drums – Joey Waronker
- B1: Waltz #1; Vibraphone
- B2: Amity
- B3: Oh Well, Okay
- B4: Bottle Up And Explode!; Drums – Joey Waronker; Vibraphone
- B5: A Question Mark
- B6: Everybody Cares, Everybody Understands; Vibraphone
- B7: I Didn't Understand
[f] A6 Independence Day; Drum Programming [Drum Loop] – Tom Rothrock
[h] B1 Waltz #1; Vibraphone [Vibes], Keyboards [Chamberlain] – Jon Brion
[k] B4 Bottle Up And Explode!; Drums – Joey Waronker; Vibraphone [Vibes], Keyboards [Chamberlain] – Jon Brion
[m] B6 Everybody Cares, Everybody Understands; Vibraphone [Vibes], Keyboards [Chamberlain] – Jon Brion
- A1: See No Evil; Written-By – Tom Verlaine
- A2: Jesus He Knows Me; Written-By – Mike Rutherford, Phil Collins, Tony Banks
- A3: Hanging Around; Written-By – Dave Greenfield, Hugh Cornwell
- B1: Phantom Of The Opera; Written-By – Steve Harris
- B2: We Don't Need Another Hero; Written-By – Graham Lyle, Terry Britten
The first and last Inga Copeland album"
The 2013 album, pressed in a limited qty. Features: Scratcha DVA / Scratchclart .
Premium material from the artist now recording as LOLINA. Big TIP!!!
- A1: Space & Time 3:24
- A2: Kokopelli Face Tattoo (Alternate) 3:13
- A3: Do, Re, Me (Alternate) 2:33
- A4: Blood, Hatred, Money And Rage 2:46
- A5: Keep On Chooglin' 1:47
- A6: Brainbody.mp4 2:00
- B1: Now That I'm At The Top Of My Game 2:34
- B2: Christmas Island 3:12
- B3: Getting Naked, Playing With Guns (Alternate) 3:07
- B4: Junkie Church (Alternate) 2:20
- B5: The Final Cut, Written By – Pink Floyd
- B6: I Miss You
- A1: Intro
- A2: Arrival In Nara; Violin – Kirsty Mangan
- A3: Nara; Violin – Kirsty Mangan
- A4: Every Other Freckle
- B1: Left Hand Free
- B2: ❦ (Garden Of England - Interlude); Arranged By – Will Gardner (5)
- B3: Choice Kingdom
- C1: Hunger Of The Pine
- C2: Warm Foothills; Lyrics By – John Bayley; Violin – Kirsty Mangan; Vocals – Conor Oberst, Marika Hackman
- C3: The Gospel Of John Hurt; Guitar – Brett Cox; Marimba – Beth Higham-Edwards
- D1: Pusher
- D2: Bloodflood Pt.ii; Cello – Rachael Lander; Trombone – Trevor Mires; Violin – Kirsty Mangan
- D3: Leaving Nara
- D4: Lovely Day
































































































































































