Recoil ist das musikalische Projekt des ehemaligen Depeche Mode-Mitglieds Alan Wilder. Mute veröffentlicht die letzten drei Recoil Alben „Liquid“, „Unsound Methods“ und „subHuman“ am 7. Oktober neu, jeweils auf CD und farbiger Doppel-Vinyl. Ursprünglich ein Soloprojekt für Alans experimentelle Arbeit außerhalb von Depeche Mode, wurde Recoil zu seinem wichtigsten Musikprojekt, nachdem er 1995 seinen Ausstieg aus der Band bekannt gab.
Das Golden Gate Jubilee Quartet, Rosa Torras, Diamanda Galás, Nicole Blackman, Samantha Coerbell und andere treiben Alan Wilders gleichfalls leidenschaftliche wie aufreibendes Recoil-Album „Liquid“ an. „Liquid“ wurde im Jahr 2000 veröffentlicht und besitzt eine hypnotische und zutiefst aufgeladene Anziehungskraft, die sich aus einem intensiven Geflecht aus Verlangen, Wut und Gewalt speist. Ein außergewöhnliches Werk zur Selbstreflexion in Gesellschaft der eigenen dunklen Seite, das sich auf eine wirklich verstörende Weise in die Psyche bohrt.
Das ursprünglich 2000 veröffentlichte Album des Soloprojekts von Ex-Depeche Mode Mitglied Alan Wilder (inkl. der Singles 'Jezebel' und 'Strange Hours'). Jetzt auf schwarzem Vinyl.
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Keyboardist and composer Weldon Irvine is among the most celebrated Jazz-Funk artists of all time. He was Nina Simone's bandleader for years, and wrote the lyrics for her iconic civil rights anthem To Be Young, Gifted and Black'. Throughout the 1970s, Irvine released a series of seminal albums full of deep, soulful, funky grooves. The Sisters is a collection of lost tracks and demos from his late-1970s studio sessions with fellow Jazz-Funk luminary Don Blackman. Featuring the hit single Morning Sunrise' (later famously sampled on Jay-Z's Dear Summer'), the album contains a mix of instrumental and vocal tracks that stand up with the best work in Irvine's impressive catalog. Courtesy of Nature Sounds, this rare collection is finally back in stock on limited-edition vinyl. Order this official reissue of The Sisters now while supplies last.
- A1: Louise Dearman, London Music Works - Let It Go (From "Frozen")
- A2: Helena Blackman, The City Of Prague Philharmonic Orchestra - I See The Light (From "Tangled")
- A3: Jen Sygit, London Music Works - Almost There (From "The Princess And The Frog")
- A4: Rachel Davis, Jen Sygit, Zak Bunce, Mark Stiles, London Music Works - We Are All In This Togther (From "High School Musical")
- A5: Helena Blackman, London Music Works - Reflecion (From "Mulan")
- B1: Helena Blackman, London Music Works - Go The Distance (From "Hercules")
- B2: Gaynor Ellen, London Music Works - Colors Of The Wind (From "Pocahontas")
- B3: Chuck Colby, London Music Works - You've Got A Friend In Me (From "Toy Story")
- B4: Helena Blackman, Craig Rhys Barlow, London Music Works - A Whole New World (From "Aladdin")
- B5: Helena Blackman, London Music Works - Tale As Old As Time (From "Beauty And The Beast")
- C1: Helena Blackman, London Music Works - Part Of Your World (From "The Little Mermaid")
- C2: Richard Paris, London Music Works - Under The Sea (From "The Little Mermaid")
- C3: Keith Ferreira, Helena Blackman, Paul Felch (2), Kay Rinker O'neil, London Music Works - Everybody Wants To Be A Cat
- C4: Herbie Russ, Keith Ferreira, London Music Works - I Wanna Be Like You (From "The Jungle Book")
- C5: Keith Ferreira, London Music Works - The Bare Necessities (From "The Jungle Book")
- D1: Helen Hobson, David Shannon, London Music Works - Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious (From "Mary Poppins")
- D2: Helen Hobson, London Music Works - A Spoonful Of Sugar (From "Mary Poppins")
- D3: Keith Ferreira, London Music Works - Zip-A-Dee-Doo-Dah (From "Song Of The South")
- D4: The City Of Prague Philharmonic Orchestra - The Sorcerers Apprentice (From "Fantasia")
- D5: The City Of Prague Philharmonic Orchestra - When You Wish Upon A Star (From "Pinocchio")
Enjoy the major musical themes from Disney movies: from "Frozen" to "The Jungle Book", this collection will take you deep into the marvellous and fantasy worlds imagined by Disney.
- A1: Clarence Reid - Get Back
- A2: Spanky Wilson - Sunshine Of Your Love
- A3: Incredible Bongo Band - (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction
- A4: Pretty Purdie & The Playboys Feat. Norman Matlock - Funky Mozart
- A5: Redd Holt Unlimited - I Shot The Sheriff
- A6: Dennis Coffey - Never Can Say Goodbye
- B1: The Mighty Mocambos - The Next Message
- B2: Electro Deluxe - Staying Alive
- B3: Marcus Miller - Girls & Boys
- B4: Lenny White Feat. Donald Blackman & Foley - Kashmir
We welcome a new member to our Resident Evil soundtrack vinyl family with a deluxe four-disc box set for the most recent mainline game.
Resident Evil VII: Biohazard looked back to the series’ survival horror roots while looking forward technologically, being the first full RE Engine title and optionally playable in VR. By shifting to a first-person perspective, introducing a new protagonist and featuring a distinct setting, RE7 refreshed the formula and won plaudits in the process.
The game’s international composition team comprised Miwako Chinone, Brian D’Oliveira, Satoshi Hori, Akiyuki Morimoto and Cris Velasco. The score is lower key and more ambient than its predecessors without skimping on the anxiety and intensity that Resi games are known for. Jordan Reyne & Michael A. Levine also contributed a chilling rendition of the folk song "Go Tell Aunt Rhody."
All music has been specially mastered for vinyl and will be pressed onto audiophile-quality, heavyweight 180g discs. These will be housed in spined inners sleeves that slip into a deluxe gatefold box set.
Sleeve artwork and design was by Capcom and Boris Moncel of Blackmane Design.
Originally released on CD in 2012, Chapter's landmark compilation of 70s gay musical pioneers gets a vinyl release for the first time ever - and on limited baby pink vinyl to boot! Strong Love explores the first wave of openly gay songwriting, emerging after New York's Stonewall Riots kickstarted the modern gay rights movement in 1969. It took just a few years for the defiant chanting and interlocked arms of early 70s pride marches to reverberate onto record, and Strong Love begins with the earliest known example, 1972's A Gay Song by London hippie collective Everyone Involved. Across 15 tracks, the compilation takes in disarmingly personal folk, uplifting soul, outsider country and dark synth-rock. But tellingly, none of its songs could be considered well-known. New York's Steven Grossman released the first major label album by an openly gay artist in 1974, and Tom Robinson hit the UK Top 20 with the fiery Glad To Be Gay in 1978, but these are the exceptions. The coy ambivalence of Lou Reed and David Bowie was about as sexually adventurous as the 1970s music industry got, and most Strong Love artists released their own self-funded recordings in very limited numbers. Unlike their lesbian counterparts, who joined forces to create long-lasting record labels, strong distribution networks and considerable sales figures, gay male musicians in the 1970s existed largely in solitary bubbles. Which doesn't mean they didn't carve out niches of their own. Chris Robison played with the New York Dolls and Elephant's Memory, while LA glam seducer Smokey saw members of the Stooges and Quiet Riot pass through his backing band. Steven Grossman was covered by Twiggy and Scrumbly & Martin are infamous for their work with San Francisco drag hippies the Cockettes. Strong Love illustrate the vision, talent and raw courage that drove 1970s songwriters to sacrifice popular careers for the sake of honesty and selfexpression. Compiled by Chapter Music's Guy Blackman, with an evocative introduction from drummer RIchard Dworkin (who played with Blackberri and Buena Vista), the album is a powerful tribute to pioneering artists whose music has been neglected for too long.
This is Vice Beats’ full-length tribute to legendary Jay Dee called “Dilla: The Timeless Tribute” where he is using Miguel Atwood-Fergusson’s Mochilla tribute “Suite For Ma Dukes” as the foundation. 14 tracks full of harmonies that are connected to one of the greatest. Features Greg Blackman, Audessey (of Soundsci), J-Dubble, Brotherman and many more. Tip!
- A1: Play Dead
- A2: Snap Ya Neck Featuring – Joe Burn
- A3: Bod Gets Slapped Up (Krash Slaughta Remix) Featuring – Ced Gee, Ramson Badbonez* Remix – Krash Slaughta
- A4: Zasa Featuring – Aj*, Specifik
- A5: Hills Are Alive
- A6: Keep Drinking
- B1: Lemonade Featuring – Juga-Naut
- B2: Where The Monster Is Featuring – Noah Churton
- B3: New Planet Goons Featuring – Klashnekoff, Micall Parknsun
- B4: Write Featuring – Greg Blackman
- B5: Fuck You
This is the latest album by UK hip hop artist, Uncle Mic Nitro. Following releases as a member of Dark Craftsmen, Ill Psychosis, The Bomb Factory & The Pick Pockets, he released his first solo album, Mind State Krakatoa, for B-Line Recordings in 2016.
B-Line are a highly respectable UK hip hop label run by DJ Specifik and have released a number of 7” singles, 12” singles, EP’s and albums from the likes of Whirlwind D, Sir Beans OBR, Chrome & Illinspired, Def Defiance, Heavy Links, Carpetface, etc.
Hip Hop Be Bop Records started with a release by US hip hop veteran and member of Fantasy 3, Silver Fox. This was followed with singles by Sugar Bear, best known for his 89 hit “Don’t Scandalize Mine”, Unique (“Axe Maniac”), newcomers 05:21 and Bla.Ze plus a previously unreleased album by UK hip hop veterans, Outlaw Posse (“My Afro’s On Fire Vol. 2”).
B-Line and Hip Hop Be Bop have now teamed up to release “Vincent On Horseback” by Uncle Mic Nitro. The album is pressed on neon yellow vinyl and comes with a cut-out face mask. Production is by Ollie Knight, Ryan Mac, Featurecast, Djar One, Speaks, Djar One, etc and featured artists include DJ Krash Slaughta, DJ Jabbathakut, DJ Tones, Micall Parknsun, Joe Burn, Specifik, Juga-naut, Klashnekoff, Greg Blackman and Ced Gee from Ultramagnetic MC’s.
Highlights include ‘Lemonade’ (Video link below), ‘Where The Monster Is’ and ‘Write’ which samples Stevie Wonder’s ‘Do I Do’ (Shhhh!) and features the vocal talents of Greg Blackman. This is definitely one for the summer.








