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- A1: Paying The Cost To Be The Boss (Ft. Christone "Kingfish" Ingram)
- A2: Don't Answer The Door (Ft. Marcus King)
- A3: To Know You Is To Love You (Ft. Michael Mcdonald, Susan Tedeschi, Derek Trucks)
- A4: Let The Good Times Roll (Ft. Kenny Wayne Shepherd, Noah Hunt)
- A5: Sweet Little Angel (Ft. Buddy Guy)
- B1: When It All Comes Down (I'll Still Be Around) (Ft. Larry Mccray)
- B2: When Love Comes To Town (Ft. Slash, Shemekia Copeland, Myles Kennedy)
- B3: The Thrill Is Gone
- B4: Watch Yourself (Ft. Jimmie Vaughan)
- B5: Why I Sing The Blues (Ft. Bobby Rush)
- C1: Sweet Sixteen (Ft. Jimmy Hall, Larry Carlton)
- C2: Don't You Want A Man Like Me (Ft. Larkin Poe)
- C3: I'll Survive (Ft. Keb' Mo')
- C4: Heartbreaker (Ft. Trombone Shorty, Eric Gales)
- C5: There Must Be A Better World Somewhere (Ft. George Benson)
- D1: Chains And Things (Ft. Gary Clark Jr.)
- D2: How Blue Can You Get (Ft. Warren Haynes)
- D3: You Upset Me Baby (Ft. Chris Cain)
- D4: Ghetto Woman (Ft. Ivan Neville)
- D5: Night Life (Ft. Paul Rodgers)
- E1: Ain't Nobody Home (Ft. Jade Macrae, Robben Ford)
- E2: Bad Case Of Love (Ft. Joanne Shaw Taylor)
- E3: Never Make A Move Too Soon (Ft. Dion)
- E4: Three O'clock Blues (Ft. Marc Broussard)
- E5: Think It Over (Ft. Train, Chris Buck)
- F1: It's My Own Fault (Ft. Kim Wilson)
- F2: Every Day I Have The Blues (Ft. D.k. Harrell)
- F3: Please Accept My Love (Ft. John Németh)
- F4: So Excited (Ft. Aloe Blacc)
- F5: When My Heart Beats Like A Hammer (Ft. Dannielle De Andrea)
- F6: Playin' With My Friends
- 1: Motor Spirit (Live At The Gorge ’24)
- 2: Supercell (Live In Oregon ’4)
- 3: Converge (Live In New York City ’24)
- 4: Witchcraft (Live In Las Vegas ’2)
- 5: Gila Monster (Live At Red Rocks ’24)
- 6: Dragon (Live In New York City ’24)
- 7: Flamethrower (Live In St. Augustine ’24)
King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard’s 2023 thrash metal epic ‘PetroDragonic Apocalypse’–their 24th studio album at the time–gets the Fuzz Club Bootleg treatment with this new live version pieced together out of recordings from their 2024 North American tour. Pulling from shows in/at The Gorge, Oregon, New York City, Las Vegas, Red Rocks and St Augustine, these live versions of the album tracks were recorded from the soundboard by the band’s crew and are exclusively mixed and mastered for this release by James Plotkin using the stems provided by the band. This is a double LP release on buzz-saw shaped vinyl, housed in a gatefold jacket with artwork by Elzo Durt.
- 1: The Spot
- 2: Prevail
- 3: Illegal
- 4: One Time (Feat. Sonny Jim)
- 5: Alpine
- 6: Sasso
- 7: Lemon & Lime (Interlude)
- 8: Avocado (Feat. Phyba)
- 9: 3Am
- 10: Smoke
- 11: Style Biz
- 12: Across The Sands
Opaque Red Vinyl[31,05 €]
This album is about growth... Living and learning, having fun, wordplay, heartbreak, and moving on. Flashes in the dark is pretty much a testament to what can be done with two turntables and a mic to create something different yet brilliant in the hip hop space. The album also shows maturity and a certain vulnerability not being expressed by a lot of other artists at this time.
There is so much going on in the world and this album is J Scienide's expression of what was going on in his world during the time of recording. "As soon as I got beats from Giallo if I was up in the wee hours of the night, I was writing and recording. To me this album shows that even in the darkest hours there's always flashes of brilliance that shine through".
This album is about growth... Living and learning, having fun, wordplay, heartbreak, and moving on. Flashes in the dark is pretty much a testament to what can be done with two turntables and a mic to create something different yet brilliant in the hip hop space. The album also shows maturity and a certain vulnerability not being expressed by a lot of other artists at this time.
There is so much going on in the world and this album is J Scienide's expression of what was going on in his world during the time of recording. "As soon as I got beats from Giallo if I was up in the wee hours of the night, I was writing and recording. To me this album shows that even in the darkest hours there's always flashes of brilliance that shine through".
- A1: King For A Day
- A2: Make Metal Royal Again
- A3: Schlaf Kaiser Schlaf Featuring Steffi Stuber (Mission In Black)
- A4: Hammerschlacht
- A5: For Crown And Kingdom
- B1: Kneel Before The Throne
- B2: Major Domus
- B3: Hoheitsgebiet
- B4: Hell Awaits The King
- B5: The Last Kingdom
Sunburst vinyl version of “Make Metal Royal Again” (previously released August 15th, 2025 via Reaper Entertainment), HAMMER KING once again raise their banners high: the throne of power metal is theirs to claim. Following the chart-breaking success of their last two records – “Kingdemonium” (#17 DE) and “König und Kaiser” (#16 DE) – the German quartet returns in 2025 with even more grandeur, might, and majestic songwriting. Produced by Charles Greywolf (Powerwolf) and Titan Fox V, and mixed & mastered by Jacob Hansen (Amaranthe, Volbeat), the album delivers ten powerful new tracks and a surprise bonus cover. With “Danger Zone”, the band pays a thunderous, metallic tribute to pop culture for the very first time. From anthemic epics like “For Crown And Kingdom” to the cinematic grandeur of “Hoheitsgebiet” and the touching ballad “Schlaf Kaiser schlaf”, HAMMER KING offer a full royal banquet of sound and spirit. Introducing new drummer Count Shandorian, whose precision and creative drive elevate the band’s sound even further, Make Metal Royal Again marks a new peak in the group’s journey. The magnificent artwork by Péter Sallai (Powerwolf, Sabaton), inspired by The Last Supper, captures the album’s core themes: power, identity, and loyalty. This is not just an album – it’s HAMMER KING’s metal manifesto for a new golden age.
- 1: Penthouse Serenade
- 2: Somebody Loves Me
- 3: Laura
- 4: Once In A Blue Moon
- 5: Don't Blame Me
- 6: Little Girl
- 7: Laugh! Cool Clown
- 8: Polka Dots And Moonbeams
- 9: Down By The Old Mill Stream
- 10: If I Should Lose You
- 11: Rose Room
- 12: I Surrender Dear
- 13: It Could Happen To You
- 14: I Surrender Dear
- A1: Yamame
- A2: Memories Through Thick Glasses
- A3: Fly Casting
- A4: Like Someone In Love
- B1: Out Of Nowhere
- B2: Le Crepuscule Embaume
- B3: Like Sonny
'Yamame' (the Japanese name for a kind of freshwater salmon) was recorded in 1962 and was Miyazawa’s first album, but the sharpness and avant-garde modernity of the music creates a completely timeless quality. Miyazawa is one of a group of musicians who laid the foundation of the Japanese jazz scene. He wanted to express his cultural heritage by doing something he felt “only someone Japanese” could do, and so he dedicated himself to a pursuit of “Japanese jazz”. Incidentally, the album was originally simply titled “Akira Miyazawa”, but perhaps due to the impression the cover art and the track titles made, it was reissued in 1977 as “Yamame”, and has gone by that title ever since. This is an historic masterpiece of Japanese jazz.
Tenor Saxophone – Akira Miyazawa
Alto Saxophone, Flute – Sadao Watanabe (tracks: B1 to B3)
Baritone Saxophone, Clarinet – Tadayuki Harada (tracks: B1 to B3)
Trombone – Mitsuhiko Matsumoto (tracks: B1 to B3), Yasuhiro Tomoto (tracks: B1 to B3)
Trumpet – Akira Nakano (tracks: B1 to B3)
Piano – Masahiko Sato
Bass – Masanaga Harada
Bass Trombone – Takeshi Aoki (tracks: B1 to B3)
Drums – Kanji Harada, Takeshi Inomata
Supervised By – Jiro Kubota
- A1: Korekara No I Love You
- A2: Rosa
- A3: Tooi Machi No Dokokade
- A4: Mellow
- A5: Sekaijuu No Dare Yori Kitto
- A6: Shiawase Ni Naru Tame Ni
- A7: Anataninara
- A8: Tada Nakitaku Naru No
- A9: Sea Paradise-Ol No Hanran
- A10: Hero
- A1: Small Talk
- A2: Hey!
- A3: Run
- A4: Spin Wave
- Dragging Dirt
- Shadow
- Echo
- Tiber Creek
- Nothing
- Voice In Headphones
- Context
- God Knows
- Underwater
- Context Ii
Lillian King's debut album In Your Long Shadow is out October 24th. It is about letting the wind in, Lake Michigan in the winter, and the silence of a long summer evening. And really it's about the grief of losing her dad, Neil King Jr. When her dad died in September 2024, grief permeated every facet of Lillian's life. The loss is felt in everything, but especially when doing the things her dad loved the most -- the simple everyday good things that make life worth living: cooking, walking the longer way to work, swimming in cold water. In the throes of grief it feels impossible to find anything that doesn't just make you sadder, but when Lillian did find those things, she grabbed onto them. Soon it was clear that the best coping mechanisms weren't gin and tonics, but talking to her mom and sister as much as possible, and producing an album. The album arrangement came together in a couple of weeks as Lillian brought bandmates and friends Robert Salazar and Nick DePrey new and old songs to build on. Robert played the drums, while Nick played keys (with a smattering of bass and guitar). The process was collaborative and intimate, and only got better when Jack Henry (producer of albums by Friko and Free Range) joined to record and mix it. Some of the songs on this album are years old, including "Underwater", which Lillian wrote one late night in Montreal a decade ago. However, most came together in the months approaching recording."Dragging Dirt" was written just a week before getting into the studio. Despite the bummer material, the recording process was spontaneous and light hearted. The song "Echo" came together unexpectedly during a break between songs. In the midst of recording In Your Long Shadow, Lillian had concerns about making a "grief album." Her sister Frances, as usual, had the right advice: "Every album from now on is going to be a grief album." In Your Long Shadow is about loss as much as it is about living with it. Take it outside on a walk.
- 1: Kingdom Of The Hammer King
- 2: I Am The King 03:36
- 3: Aderlass; Blood Of Sacrifice 0:49
- 4: Chancellor Of Glory 05:3
- 5: I Am The Hammer King 04:1
- 6: Blood Angels 03:2
- 7: Visions Of A Healed World 04:31
- 8: Figure In The Black 04:47
- 9: We Are The Hammer 04:21
- 10: Glory To The Hammer King 07:17
On December 19, 2025, HAMMER KING will release a very special double edition, closing the circle of their band’s history while opening a new chapter. To mark the 10th anniversary of their debut album “Kingdom Of The Hammer King”, the album returns as a freshly remastered edition. The original artwork has received a modern twist, and thanks to Alexander Ecker’s brilliant remastering, the album now sounds warmer and more present than ever – without losing the charm and magic of the original. But that’s only half of the royal celebrations: with “Hammer King X – Alive In '25”, HAMMER KING release their very first live album! Recorded in the summer of 2025, it captures the raw energy and magic of their acclaimed shows – including performances at Summer Breeze, Bongert Open Air, Formosa Bierfest, and their traditional summer homecoming at the 7er Club Mannheim. Of course, the vinyl edition is also included: the anniversary edition is available as a double album on CD and vinyl, making it the perfect gift for all metalheads.
- 1: Elephant Talk
- 2: Frame By Frame
- 3: Matte Kudasai
- 4: Indiscipline
- 5: Thela Hun Ginjeet
- 6: The Sheltering Sky
- 7: Discipline
This fresh white-label serves up a well-known disco gem but lovingly reworked from the original multitrack tapes. It's been done by an absolute Stateside king of disco and soul edits who is a connoisseur of the art form and has long been known for uncovering hidden gems and elevating them with studio finesse. The result is a version that stays true to the soul of the original while sounding absolutely huge on today's sound systems with its feel-good vocal energy and rousing rhythms. Dub and instrumental versions make this an unmissable 12".
- A1: Harlem Universal
- A2: U Aint Gotta Chance
- A3: Rhn (Real Harlem Niggas)
- A4: Fred Samuel Playground
- A5: Big Lee & Reg
- A6: All Alone (Quiet Storm Mix)
- A7: Forever
- B1: 7 Minute Freestyle
- B2: Doo Wop Freestyle '99
- B3: Stretch & Bob Freestyle ('98) - Don & Sacha Intro
- B4: Stretch & Bobbito Freestyle ('98)
- B5: Grants Tomb '97 (Jazzmobile)
- B6: Live @ Rock N Will '92
- B7: How Will I Make It (Park West Highschool Mix)
Cassette[15,92 €]
- 1: Robot Stop (Live In Barcelona '25)
- 2: People Vultures (Live At The Caverns '3)
- 3: Mr. Beat (Live In London '19)
- 4: Invisible Face (Live In Chicago '23)
- 5: Big Fig Wasp (Live In Chicago '24)
- 6: Gamma Knife (Live In New Orleans '24)
- 7: Evil Death Roll (Live At Levitation '16)
- 8: Wah Wah (Live In Barcelona '24)
- 9: Road Train (Live In Austin '24)
Sour Grapes Records piece together the live LP of Nonagon Infinity on vinyl, with tracks made up of their sell outs shows across the years. The album features some of the best and most raucous live outings (Chicago, Barcelona, London) from each of the songs available on the infamous King Gizzard bootlegger series, one of the first of its kind. Available on red vinyl, with artwork designed by Jordan Warren.




















