Talulah’s Tape is the debut offering from magnetic Midwest-jangle collective Good Flying Birds. Across a patchwork mixtape of stripped-down home recordings that span the independent-guitar spectrum, the band delivers colorful, intricate pop songs perched between the immediacy of DIY punk and the intimate sweetness of twee. Breakbeats, memes, and noise glue everything together, making the album feel as chronically online as it is timeless.
Originally released on cassette in January 2025 by Midwest-punk legend Martin Meyers’s Rotten Apple label, the tape sold more than 300 copies in under a month and quickly became an out-of-print and coveted item. Meyers called it “certified catnip for popheads.” Now, with a refined track list and a fresh master from Greg Obis, Talulah’s Tape returns on LP and CD via Carpark and Smoking Room in October 2025.
While production and approach vary, a through-line of sensitive self-contemplation rests on bright, scrappy guitars and hyperactive melodic bass. Opener “Down on Me” rides a buoyant bass line while jangling guitars frame reflections on overcoming trauma: “I see you in the mirror every time I cry / I hear your voice every time I try.” Next, the guitars trade twinkling counter-melodies on “I Care for You,” pairing sugary, lovestruck lyrics with effervescent strums: “You catch me when I fall / You build me up so tall.”
The rosy grin occasionally twists into a wicked smirk. “Dynamic” warns, “You used to paint the face, but now you’re just the clown,” while “Glass” asks, “Is it lonely at the top when everyone follows the trend, and you hold the pen?” Both tracks brim with sparkling guitar interplay. By the closing, nearly five-minute “Last Straw,” Good Flying Birds stand far beyond conventional indie-pop or 4-track punk, unveiling a roller-coaster of unpredictable changes, vocal harmonies, and instrumental cross-talk.
Altogether, Talulah’s Tape is a pastel-yellow, candy-coated shell filled with thoughtful juxtapositions and melodic experiments. Standing on the same ground as idiosyncratic songwriters like Connie Converse and Daniel Johnston, Good Flying Birds find sweetness in sadness, tear stains on a colorful flower-print couch. Simultaneously, it’s packed with the scratchy guitars and vibrant rhythms of Scottish guitar groups like The Pastels, Orange Juice, and Josef K. It’s a tremendous opening statement from a band just getting started.
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- You Or Your Memory
- Broom People
- This Year
- Dilaudid
- Dance Music
- Dinu Lipatti's Bones
- Up The Wolves
- Lion's Teeth
- Hast Thou Considered The Tetrapod
- Magpie
- Song For Dennis Brown
- Love Love Love
- Pale Green Things
Am 26. April 2005 veröffentlichte John Darnielle als The Mountain Goats sein drittes 4AD-Album The Sunset Tree - ein zutiefst persönliches Werk, inspiriert von seiner bewegten Kindheit. Zum 20. Jubiläum erscheint am 17. Oktober 2025 eine Neuauflage (20th Anniversary Edition) mit den 2025er Abbey-Road-Remasters, Original-Artwork und neuem OBI-Design von Chris Bigg, erhältlich digital, auf CD, Kassette und als limitierte apricotfarbene Vinyl. Zudem wurde das Musikvideo zu "This Year", inszeniert von Rian Johnson (Star Wars: The Last Jedi, Knives Out), in verbesserter Qualität neu veröffentlicht. Entstanden Ende 2004 mit Produzent John Vanderslice und Musikern wie Peter Hughes, Franklin Bruno und Erik Friedlander, gilt The Sunset Tree bis heute als eines der kohärentesten und bewegendsten Alben der Band. Die 13 Songs, geschrieben nach dem Tod von Darnielles Stiefvater 2003, zeichnen ein vielschichtiges Bild seiner Jugend - geprägt von Familie, Freunden, Gegnern und einer schwierigen Vaterfigur. Darnielle selbst sagte damals, er habe lange gezögert, dieses Material zu verarbeiten, aus Respekt vor dem eigenen Trauma und weil sein Stiefvater noch lebte. Statt schonungslos bleibt das Album letztlich versöhnlich: "You are going to make it out of there alive", heißt es in den Liner Notes. Auch nach über 20 Alben - zuletzt Jenny From Thebes (2023) - behalten The Mountain Goats kulturelle Relevanz, gefeiert etwa von Jack Antonoff und Stephen Colbert. Darnielles neues Buch This Year: 365 Annotated würdigt das Werk der Band mit einem Song und Kommentar für jeden Tag des Jahres.
Im Sommer 1968 traf sich der 18-jährige Genesis P-Orridge (damals Neil Andrew Megson) mit Freunden in einem bescheidenen Dachgeschoss, um mit Klängen zu experimentieren. Das Ergebnis war "Early Worm", eine Sammlung von Aufnahmen, die die aufkeimende Kreativität eines Künstlers einfing, der später eine Schlüsselfigur der Avantgarde-Musik werden sollte. Diese Sessions, die 1969 auf ein einziges Acetat gepresst wurden, zeigen eine furchtlose Erforschung von Geräuschen, Improvisationen und Tonbandexperimenten, die Einflüsse von Psychedelia, Fluxus, John Cage und Beatnik Bohemia widerspiegeln. "Early Worm" ist ein Zeugnis für P-Orridges frühes Engagement, musikalische Grenzen zu überschreiten. Die rohen und ungefilterten Klanglandschaften des Albums bieten dem Hörer einen seltenen Einblick in die Gründungsmomente, die schließlich zur Gründung von COUM Transmissions, Throbbing Gristle und Psychic TV führen sollten. Remastered und in einer limitierten Vinyl-Pressung, mit Linernotes geschrieben von Genesis Breyer P-Orridge, die den Zeitgeist des UK Undergrounds der späten 60er Jahre in Erinnerung rufen. "If nothing else, (Early Worm) revealed that P-Orridge's approach to music was defiantly left-field from the start: noise, improvisations and tape experiments that sounded a little like a more chaotic version psychedelic folkies the Incredible String Band." . The Guardian
Mit seinem neuen Album knüpft Star-Pianist Lang Lang an die Idee des weltweit erfolgreichen und beliebten
Albums „Piano Book“ an:
Piano Book 2 enthält eine neue persönliche Auswahl von Lang Langs Lieblingsmelodien der Klaviermusik
– „Meisterwerke im Kleinformat“, wie er sie nennt. Zeitlose Klassiker der Klavierliteratur und bekannte
moderne Kompositionen ergänzt durch ikonische Stücke aus Film, Anime & Games ergeben eine abwechslungsreiche Sammlung, die Klavierspieler und -liebhaber jeden Alters gleichermaßen begeistert.
”Ich hoffe, dass diese Werke dazu anregen, neue Schätze zu entdecken, vertraute Melodien neu zu erleben
und die Freude am Klavier aufs Neue zu entfachen.” - Lang Lang
Zusätzlich zur 2CD und 2LP Version ist das Album auch als limitierte „Score Edition“ verfügbar, die
zusätzlich zu den zwei CDs Zugang zum Download der Noten und Video Tutorials über einen integrierten
NFC Chip enthält.
Einaudi vs Einaudi – eine neue EP auf schwarzem Vinyl – ist die jüngste Zusammenarbeit des weltberühmten
Komponisten Ludovico Einaudi und seines Sohns. Leo Einaudi legt hier eine Neuinterpretation von acht
Stücken aus Ludovicos letztem chartstürmenden Album The Summer Portraits vor – einem persönlichen
Werk, das musikalisch von Kindheitserinnerungen an Familienurlaube erzählt.
Leo Einaudi, Multiinstrumentalist, Singer-Songwriter, Produzent und Arrangeur, spielt dabei mit allen
Klangfarben seines Könnens. Mit einer Karriere, die Songwriting, Filmmusik, Produktion und Livemusik
umfasst, hat er bereits mehrfach mit seinem Vater zusammengearbeitet – unter anderem an Soundtracks,
Theaterprojekten und Studioaufnahmen. »Zwischen Leo und mir gibt es ein starkes Band«, sagt Ludovico.
»Leo hat eine künstlerische Sensibilität, die mir wirklich nahegeht.« Und Leo ergänzt: »Die Auseinandersetzung mit der Musik meines Vaters war für mich eine Reise voller Entdeckungen – dieser Facettenreichtum
in seiner Musik! Immer wieder bin ich auf neue Feinheiten gestoßen, habe sie verarbeitet und schließlich
zu einer neuen Form gefunden.«
Auf Einaudi vs Einaudi verbindet Leo die üppigen Klänge und elektronischen Elemente von Stücken wie
»Rose Bay« mit bemerkenswerter künstlerischer Kraft. Pulsierende Rhythmen durchbrechen die Stille des
Originals und führen die immersive Klangwelt und hypnotischen Texturen an einen ganz eigenen Ort.
- Honey From A Knife
- Elemental Light
- The Wolf
- Life > Death
- For The Animals
- Amnesia
- Wilderness Now
- Lucifer
- A Pale Horse
- This Night In The City Forever
- Every Man And Woman Is A Star
- Embers
- Until The Light Takes Us
- Siberia
Originally released in 2012, "Choice of Weapon" was recorded in the California desert with Chris Goss at the helm and finished by long-time collaborator Bob Rock. Driven by the lead single For the Animals, "Choice of Weapon" earned iTunes" Rock Album of the Year in 2012 and debuted at #1 on the UK Rock Chart. Out of print since the original pressing, it has become one of The Cult"s most sought-after modern releases. Pressed on Limited Edition colour-in-colour effect vinyl: LP1 red & black, LP2 purple & black. Gatefold Sleeve.
- Honey From A Knife
- Elemental Light
- The Wolf
- Life > Death
- For The Animals
- Amnesia
- Wilderness Now
- Lucifer
- A Pale Horse
- This Night In The City Forever
- Every Man And Woman Is A Star
- Embers
- Until The Light Takes Us
- Siberia
"“Their best album in years – probably decades.” – Record Collector
Pressed on Limited Edition colour-in-colour effect vinyl: LP1 red & black, LP2 purple & black in a Gatefold Sleeve.
Originally released in 2012, Choice of Weapon was hailed as The Cult’s most vital work since their ’80s heyday – a powerful, mature record that proved Ian Astbury and Billy Duffy still had fire to burn. Recorded in the California desert with Chris Goss at the helm and finished by long-time collaborator Bob Rock, the album channels the lush guitar layers, earworm melodies, and gothic swagger fans love, while venturing into fresh territory – from the blues of A Pale Horse to the stomping drama of Honey From a Knife.
Driven by the lead single For the Animals, Choice of Weapon earned iTunes’ Rock Album of the Year in 2012 and debuted at #1 on the UK Rock Chart. Out of print since the original pressing, it has become one of The Cult’s most sought-after modern releases."
- The Very Last Day Of Recording The Album That Became Checkmate, Ron Gallo Wrote And Recorded The Title Track. Which, In His Words, Half-Jokingly, Is ""My First True Love Song That Also Happens To Be The Best Love Song Ever Written"". It Encapsulates The Entire Purpose Of The Album Which Takes His Previous Motto - ""The World Is Fucked, But The Universe Is Inside You"" And Changes It To ""The World Is Ending, What Can I Hold On To?
- After Years Of Navigating Artistic Reinvention And Resisting Change, Ron Gallo Arrives At His Latest Album, Checkmate, With A Newfound Clarity And Sense Of Purpose. Stripped Down And Direct, Checkmate Marks A Reset: A Shedding Of Old Selves, Old Anger, And The Need For Introspection. Social Commentary Has Always Been A Driving Force Behind Gallo’s Music, And Checkmate Finds The Bridge Between Personal Inner Dialogues And Cultural Analysis, Grasping The Vulnerability He Once Avoided
- What Remains Here Is Distilled: Raw Thoughts About Love, Identity, And Survival In A Collapsing World. Gallo Calls It “A Process To Kill Off My Old Self,” A Release From Years Of Hiding, Whether It’s Behind A Comic Veil Or A Wall Of Instruments And Noise. With Checkmate, He Finds Himself Aligned With A New Audience Who Have Found His Music Through Social Media Riffs Turned Viral Smashes, 7Am Songs, Who Come With No Preconceived Notions—Only A Desire To Connect. The Personal Vulnerability Found In These Songs Are Far More Relatable Than Gallo Could Have First Imagined. Inner Dialogues We All Seem To Be Having, But Struggling To Find The Words For, Until Now
- 1: Checkmate
- 2: Fantasy
- 3: Feel-It-All Phase
- 4: Free Advice
- 5: Giant Silent Disco
- 6: Gun To My Head
- 7: I've Already Won
- 8: One Catch Of The Eye
- 9: Somebody God Would Want To Chill With
- 10: Too Tired To Love You
- 11: Trampoline
"The very last day of recording the album that became checkmate, Ron Gallo wrote and recorded the title track. Which, in his words, half-jokingly, is ""my first true love song that also happens to be the best love song ever written"". It encapsulates the entire purpose of the album which takes his previous motto - ""The world is fucked, but the universe is inside you"" and changes it to ""The world is ending, what can I hold on to?"".
After years of navigating artistic reinvention and resisting change, Ron Gallo arrives at his latest album, checkmate, with a newfound clarity and sense of purpose. Stripped down and direct, checkmate marks a reset: a shedding of old selves, old anger, and the need for introspection. Social commentary has always been a driving force behind Gallo’s music, and checkmate finds the bridge between personal inner dialogues and cultural analysis, grasping the vulnerability he once avoided.
What remains here is distilled: raw thoughts about love, identity, and survival in a collapsing world. Gallo calls it “a process to kill off my old self,” a release from years of hiding, whether it’s behind a comic veil or a wall of instruments and noise. With checkmate, he finds himself aligned with a new audience who have found his music through social media riffs turned viral smashes, 7am Songs, who come with no preconceived notions—only a desire to connect. The personal vulnerability found in these songs are far more relatable than Gallo could have first imagined. Inner dialogues we all seem to be having, but struggling to find the words for, until now."
Zak Starkey had a concept. He ran it by Shaun Ryder (Happy Mondays); a super group based around Shaun's beat poetry and the sprawling peacock universe of Andy Bell's (Ride/Oasis) other-worldly guitar-scapes and the mind-bending, time-stretching, hypnotic insurrection of Bez's (Happy Mondays) maracas. Add to this one fifth dimension Noel Gallagher (Oasis/High Flying Birds), and Domino Bones full version became deeply etched into the gravity-laden grooves of this loudest of transparent top tunes. Travellers in the cosmos or indeed the third moon of the second seven solstices on a realisation it is, and was our, home. Special edition transparent vinyl 7" single.
"While playing for Phil Lesh, I became friends with his son, Grahame, and we started booking shows called Dead Blues, a Phil and Friends offshoot that used the traditional blues and folk songs from the Dead catalog as a vehicle to bring new musicians from the blues and rock scene into Phil’s orbit. For example, we brought Phil together for the first time with the Blind Boys of Alabama, Charlie Musselwhite, G Love, JD Simo and many others new to Phil’s community.
Dead Blues was a great concept for live shows but I never considered making an album until I met singer Datrian Johnson, one of the most moving singers I’ve ever worked with. John Medeski brought Datrian into the community and we instantly became friends and collaborators and began recording the songs on Dead Blues Volume 1, reinterpreting the American classics.
The tracks feature North Mississippi Alumni Cody Dickinson and Rayfield “Ray Ray” Hollowman, as well as old friends from Memphis, Paul Taylor/New Memphis Colorways also on drums, bass and guitars and Steve Selvidge on Space Funk guitar. I found that writing the music on bass (then adding keys and guitar) led the music down a funky, jazzy avenue and Datrian worked his magic, reinterpreting the classic blues lyrics and melodies with his soulful vocals."
Enjoy The Ride Records, in partnership with Paramount Music, proudly presents Beverly Hills Cop II Original Motion Picture Score, Composed by Harold Faltermeyer.
Back again for the 1987 sequel starring Eddie Murphy, Judge Reinhold, and John Ashton, and directed by Tony Scott, Faltermeyer (Top Gun, Fletch, The Running Man) brings back the iconic Axel Foley theme, along with the rest of the score (and a couple of bonus tracks, too).
- 1: Jaws: Main Theme
- 2: The First Victim
- 3: Remains On The Beach
- 4: The Empty Raft
- 5: The Pier Incident
- 6: Father And Son
- 7: The Alimentary Canal
- 8: Ben Gardner's Boat
- 9: Tourist Montage
- 10: Into The Estuary
- 11: Heading Out To Sea
- 12: Tug On The Line
- 13: Man Against Beast
- 1: Quint's Tale
- 2: Brody Panics
- 3: Barrel Off Starboard
- 4: Great Chase
- 5: Shark Tows Orca
- 6: Three Barrels Under
- 7: From Bad To Worse
- 8: Quint Thinks It Over
- 9: Work Montage (The Shark Cage Fugue)
- 10: The Shark Approaches
- 11: The Shark Hits The Cage
- 12: Quint Meets His End
- 13: Blown To Bits
- 14: Jaws: End Titles
- 1: Return Of The North Star (Feat. Papu Wu)
- 2: House Of Flying Daggers (Feat. Inspectah Deck, Ghostface Killah, Method Man & Gza)
- 3: Sonny's Missing
- 4: Pyrex Vision
- 5: Cold Outside (Feat. Ghostface Killah & Suga Bang Bang)
- 6: Black Mozart (Feat. Inspectah Deck, Rza & Tash Mahogany)
- 7: Gihad (Feat. Ghostface Killah)
- 8: New Wu (Feat. Ghostface Killah & Method Man)
- 9: Penitentiary (Feat. Ghostface Killah)
- 10: Baggin Crack
- 11: Surgical Gloves
- 12: Broken Safety (Feat. Jadakiss & Styles P)
- 1: Canal Street
- 2: Ason Jones
- 3: Have Mercy (Feat. Beanie Sigal & Blue Raspberry)
- 410: Bricks (Feat. Cappadonna & Ghostface Killah)
- 5: Fat Lady Sings
- 6: Catalina (Feat. Lyfe Jennings)
- 7: We Will Rob You (Feat. Gza, Masta Killah & Slick Rick)
- 8: About Me (Feat. Busta Rhymes)
- 9: Mean Streets (Feat. Inspectah Deck, Ghostface Killah & Suga Bang Bang)
- 10: Kiss The Ring (Feat. Inspectah Deck & Masta Killa)
- 11: Walk Wit Me
- 12: The Badlands (Feat. Ghostface Killah)
- 1: Friend Of Mine
- 25: Days Out, 2 Days Back (Feat. Tim O'brien)
- 3: New Cluck Old Hen (Feat. Della Mae)
- 4: Michael (Feat. Aoife O'donovan & Sarah Jarosz)
- 5: Evening Star (Feat. Mcgoldrick/Mccusker/Doyle)
- 6: Statement Of Your Affairs (Feat. Jason Mraz)
- 7: Dear Time (Prelude)
- 8: Dear Time (Feat. Jackson Browne & Jeff Hanna)
- 9: Girl, Have Money When You're Old (Feat. Indigo Girls)
- 10: Bluegrass Radio
- 11: Wall Guitar (Since You Said Goodbye)
- 12: Let's Get Out Of Here
- 1: Autumn On The Run
- 2: Take This Day
- 3: Cut Him Out In Little Stars
- 4: Fathoms
- 5: Headed Our Way
- 6: Snow Walking
- 7: Horizon
- 8: I Met At Eve
- 9: Underwing
- 10: Blackbird
- 11: Waiting For Summer
- 12: Share The Light
Yellow Vinyl[38,03 €]
- 1: Autumn On The Run
- 2: Take This Day
- 3: Cut Him Out In Little Stars
- 4: Fathoms
- 5: Headed Our Way
- 6: Snow Walking
- 7: Horizon
- 8: I Met At Eve
- 9: Underwing
- 10: Blackbird
- 11: Waiting For Summer
- 12: Share The Light
Black Vinyl[34,66 €]




















