- 1: To Speak To
- 2: Nervous Neville
- 3: A Month Of Sundays
- 4: Sight On Sight
- 5: House Of Alastor
- 6: Mount Steel
- 7: Walk The Streets
- 8: Indians
- 9: Maldoror
- 10: Seer Song
- 11: Mapplethorpe
- 12: Barely Hanging On, Wild Rain
- 13: Never Make A Saint
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Все
- 1: Pimptro
- 2: It's A Crime
- 3: Whateva Whateva
- 4: Raw Deal
- 5: We Do It
- 6: Snow
- 7: Ridin Around
- 8: Panic
- 9: Thugs Prayer
- 10: Pop
- 1: Jungle Fever
- 2: Don Shit
- 3: Marcberg
- 4: Shoutro
- 5: Scarface Nigga
- 6: Snow Remix (Feat. Sean Price)
- 7: Bozak
- 8: Period Blood
Don your bandanas, leather jackets and distressed jeans, because heavy metal is about to shine brighter than ever as Swedish newcomers BOMBER bring back the hottest era in hard rock history. Asserting their own trademark blend of 70s and 80s inspired classic and hard rock with catchy hooks, top-notch guitar solos and a vibrant aesthetic, BOMBER brings you their debut album, Nocturnal Creatures, via Napalm Records! After explosive live shows in Sweden and a subsequent tour of Germany, the hard rockers prove that the glorious era of rock isn’t over and that they’re already setting the highest standards on Nocturnal Creatures. On ten powerful tracks, BOMBER turns the night into an intoxicating adventure that convinces both old and new fans of the prominent classic and hard rock genre. Album opener and title track “Nocturnal Creatures” opens the gates with epic storytelling and interludes the following passionate ride through “Zarathustra”. With fiery vocals, melodic guitars and untamable drum-play, the track gets the listener’s pulse pumping, while “Fever Eyes” ensnares with wistful weeping choirs and guarantees a quickly increasing temperature. “Black Pants Magic” emerges into an unforgettable high-class rock experience through its industrious and catchy hook, while songs like “A Walk Of Titans (Hearts Will Break)” and “You’ve Got Demons” surprise with dynamic melodies and Anton Sköld’s powerful voice. On “The Tiger”, BOMBER send their listeners right into the eye of a raging thunderstorm of riffs driven by brilliant grooves, while “Kassiopeia” sets the strings on fire with its marvelous solos. Bursting album closer “Aurora” presents Nocturnal Creatures’ crowning achievement, bringing the 40-minute escapade to the edge of the world. With their new studio album, Nocturnal Creatures, the rising stars of Sweden establish a milestone in the legacy of hard rock that leads the once so majestic genre to new glory – marked by their very own special vision!
- Zunge A1. Sport Frei
- A2: Altes Fleisch
- A3: Übers Meer
- A4: Du Hast Kein Herz
- B1: Tanzlehrerin
- B2: Ich Hasse Kinder
- B3: Nass
- B4: Alles Für Die Kinder
- Schweiss C1. Lecker
- C2: Selbst Verliebt
- C3: Prostitution
- C4: Und Die Engel Singen
- C5: Meine Welt
- C6: Entre Dos Tierras
- D1: Und Die Engel Singen - Swarm Remix
- D2: Meine Welt - Weltuntergang Remix By Aesthetic Perfection
- D3: Und Die Engel Singen - Alas Caidas Remix By Hocico
- D4: Übers Meer - Piano Version
- D5: Lollipop
Black Vinyl[41,05 €]
- A1: Drum Solo
- A2: Note Velocity
- A3: Feeling
- A4: No Yeah
- A5: Green Beauty
- A6: The Best Day
- A7: Superstar – Live At Secret Sky
- B1: Waldhammer
- B2: Triptych Demon
- B3: Could It Be
- B4: Chandelier
- B5: Hold On
- B6: Unreal
- B7: The End Has No End
The worst of A. G. Cook’s debut album: Drum Solo, Note Velocity, Feeling, No Yeah, Green Beauty, The Best Day, Superstar – Live at Secret Sky, Waldhammer, Triptych Demon, Could It Be, Chandelier, Hold On, Unreal, The End Has No End. Limited edition 140g Silver Vinyl. No secret tracks.
1xLP
12” Vinyl Record (140g, Silver)
12” Record Jacket Pantone 877C Silver, Matte Flood, Spot High Gloss
Full Colour Inner Sleeves
Art Direction by Supermodel
Packaging & Layout by Timothy Luke
This is the second full album that is self-produced and strongly reflects his own artistic color. It includes a cover of Michel Polnareff’s “LOVE ME, PLEASE LOVE ME.”
releases, August 8
Nippon Columbia/J-Digs / Ambient, Synth Pop, Bossa Nova, Downtempo, Japanese
A genre-defying Afrofuturist manifesto from Uganda. Producer,
dancer and choreographer Faizal Mostrixx"s singular vision of
East African electronic music is a lush sonic tapestry of
polyrhythms, modern dancefloor styles, amapiano, Nile basin
ceremonial chants and Pan-African field recordings. A stalwart
of the explosive Kampala electronic music scene Mostrixx has
collaborated with the Nyege Nyege collective appearing at both
the African and European editions of their festival. Mutations is
Faizal"s second full length album, following close on the heels of
his acclaimed digital EP Transitions (May 2022 / Glitterbeat). In
their review of Transitions, The WIRE noted: "If today"s currents
in East African electronic music have a more mainstream
destiny, this might be how it starts."
Max Richter presents SLEEP: Tranquility Base, a thirty-minute EP of new SLEEP music alongside remixes from electronic musician Kelly Lee Owens and German sound artist Alva Noto. Richter returns to his celebrated eight-hour magnum opus SLEEP with this new EP which offers a glimpse into the original material from an electronic perspective. “Tranquility Base” is the site on the Moon where, in July 1969, humans landed and walked on a celestial body other than Earth for the first time. With this in mind, the EP functions as a vessel that disconnects and travels through the body of work, allowing art to provide something which resembles peace within ourselves.
Billy Bultheel's debut solo album is an ambitious distillation of the composer's sprawling litany of influences and his unique approach to site-specific composition. A compilation of pieces created between 2016 and 2023, the album is a forceful testament to Bultheel's expansive performance practice and collaborations with cutting-edge visual artists like Anne Imhof and James Richards.
1982 was a decisive year for The Fall. Their critically acclaimed album ‘Hex Enduction Hour’ was released in March on Kamera Records, closely followed by ‘Room To Live’ in September of that year. ‘Hex Enduction Hour’ was the fourth studio album by The Fall, building on their lo-fi production and featuring a two-drummer line-up. The album was recorded in Reykjavik, Iceland and Hitchin, Hertfordshire. Featuring the classic line-up of Mark E. Smith alongside Steve Hanley (bass), Craig Scanlon (guitar), Karl Burns (drums), Paul Hanley (drums) and Marc Riley (guitar). This is another fine addition to Cherry Red’s series of deluxe Fall re-issues – “Fall Sound Archive”. ‘Hex Enduction Hour’ and ‘Room to Live’ are also available on a 7-CD boxset – “1982” Founded by its only constant member, Mark E. Smith, The Fall formed in Manchester in 1976 and were one of the most prominent post-punk groups in the world. Musically, there may have been several stylistic changes over the years, but it was often characterised by an abrasive guitar-driven sound and frequent use of repetition, always underpinned by Smith's distinctive vocals and often cryptic lyrics. “They are always different; they are always the same.” John Pee



















