Fast becoming America's most auspicious triumvirate of minimal electronic music interpreters, Imbue's sixth enactment on their self-titled imprint, provides a diverse assemblage of sonic deities, which are destined to gratify the ears of both discernible crate diggers and avid ravers alike.
Enriched with enchanting soundscapes that embody the essence of seasonal fulfillment that can only be associated with the Spring bloom, Imbue dig-deep into their musical repertoire to deliver a comprehensive septenary compilation.
The A-side immediately transcends you on an atmospheric, cosmic journey, underpinned by Imbue's signature acoustic sound - a superimposition of live electric guitar and analog synthesizers. As the journey progresses, ubiquitous rolling percussion seamlessly intertwines with discrete fragments of synthetic grooves, evoking an innate sense of serenity.
The B-side continues to enthrall the listener with yet more seismic grooves, conjuring a rhetoric of warm, alfresco beach vibes, synonymous with Imbue's native origins, in Miami, Florida.
A thoroughly consistent and uncompromising selection of entangled rhythms, scales and timbres, Bloom provides a palatable soundtrack, full of joie de vivre. And, as its wonderfully beautiful cover intimates, the record should arrive just in time for summer, and the reopening of our hallowed dance floors.
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- A1: Gimme Germs
- A2: Smell My Tongue
- A3: Carpool Lane
- A4: Dead
- A5: Stranger To Me
- A6: Blasphemy
- A7: Yellow Snow Drink
- A8: Electro Bike Asshole
- A9: Get Drunk On You
- A1 0: I Love You
- A11: Devil Baby
- A12: My Down Is Your Up
- A13: Dead (Mortem Batkovic)
- B1: G Imme Germs (Live)
- B2: Y Ou're Class I'm Trash
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The Monsters wurden 1986 in Bern der Schweiz gegründet, als Alternative zur damaligen populären Musik (z. B. Disco, Pop, Top 40 Rock). Sie nannten dies "Teenage Primitive Rock n' Roll Chainsaw Massacre Garage Trash Mix up Rockabilly mit Punkrock und Garage" und haben sich zu einer gefragten Garagen-Punkrockband gemausert, die auf Festivals, in Klubs und großen Hallen so weit gen Osten wie Japan, gen Süden wie Brasilien und gen Norden zu den Skandinavier resit und dort audspielt. Sogar im so Wilden Westen wie New York City in Amerika. Und dann öffnet 2020 die Türen, YAHOO!!! Die Welt wurde komplett abgeschottet und die Pläne aller änderten sich! Da es in naher Zukunft keine Tourneen gäbe, war es jetzt an der Zeit, ein neues Album zu machen. So widmete sich die Band zwei Wochen, um ihren Proberaum aufzuräumen und neue Musik zu schreiben, und 3 Tage im Berner Shirt Off Studio um diese aufzunehmen. Voila! Hier hast du Rosemary's Baby den Knüppel aus dem Sack: 13 raue, laute und spritzig klingende Tracks, die live ohne Overdubs (nur der Gesang/das Geschrei') aufgenommen wurden. Textlich ist das Album eine komplette Katastrophe mit nicht viel mehr als 120 Wörtern, welche aneinandergereiht meistenfalls keinen Sinn ergeben! Es ist eigentlich völliger Quatsch, aber THE MONSTERS lieben es!
Strut presents the 1973 Egyptian jazz classic, 'Egypt Strut' by Salah Ragab and Cairo Jazz Band. The vinyl album is released in its original Prism Music Unit artwork.
Inspired by a concert in Cairo by Randy Weston in 1967 encouraging Pan African unity, drummer Ragab, Eduard “Edu” Vizvari, a Czech jazz musician, and Hartmut Geerken of Goethe Institut vowed to create Egypt's first jazz big band. Following the Arab-Israeli war, Ragab became a Major in the Egyptian army and had unparalleled access to the military's 3000 musicians spanning Upper and Lower Egypt, along with a wide range of instruments. Part of the barracks were christened the Jazz House and, following a crash course in jazz history by Geerken, the Cairo Jazz Band was born, playing their first concert at Ewart Memorial Hall at the American University in 1969. Further inspired by Sun Ra & His Arkestra's first visit to Egypt in 1971, Ragab recorded an album for the Egyptian Ministry Of Culture a year later, entitled ‘Egyptian Jazz’, later released as 'Egypt Strut', a perfect fusion of jazz with Arabic modes with tracks referencing Islamic festivals, Egyptian landmarks and friends and family dear to Ragab. The
Wire’s Francis Gooding summarises the album as “esoteric African American Egyptianism and radically spiritualised modal jazz taken up by
Ragab as the tool for a form of mystical Egyptian nationalism – a triumphalist military jazz, angled in Ra-like fashion towards the Gods of the New Kingdom.” The vinyl album is released in its original Prism Music Unit artwork and is packaged with the original house bag designs. CD version includes extra unreleased tracks and a 24 page booklet featuring unseen photos and extensive liner notes by Francis Gooding (The Wire)
Siv Disa, the Chinese-American New York singer currently residing in Iceland has announced her debut album, Dreamhouse on UK based label Trapped Animal. Dreamhouse is available on Sky Blue 180GSM vinyl with a printed inner sleeve including song lyrics. The outer sleeve is printed uncoated high-quality card. Also available on Digipak CD and via Digital streaming and DL. The artwork was conceived and built by Siv Disa. It features a dreamy hand-painted dollhouse—the front image is a photograph of a tangerine sherbet living-room-in-miniature, complete with a teacup table and a glowing salt shaker lamp. The artist herself is hanging on the wall ensconced in a gilded frame overlooking the tableau. The back cover explores the same dollhouse, from a distance: there’s a garden in the basement, a maze of threads in the gallery, and a small ocean in the bathroom. A callback to the intricate maximalism of 70’s psychedelia and Neo-art nouveau, there are layers of details embedded into each room for the viewer to discover. Dreamhouse is a wild journey through its creator's psyches. It moves from gentle break-up songs to dark nights out in the fluorescent haze of nighttime New York and Reykjavik city filled with deep hallucinogenic beats... before it finally closes on a song infused with the isolation of 2020. The first part of Dreamhouse was recorded in upstate New York with collaborator and producer Sam and the sea, they both chose to relocate when the pandemic hit the US – and regrouped at a studio cabin in the wilderness to complete Dreamhouse and take time to escape the ensuing storm we all faced. It’s important to understand, whilst a product finalised during lockdown – this album was largely conceived way before the lockdown or pandemic, this is Siv Disa’s debut album and it was always going to be luminous and otherworldly, as with its creators. Quotes : “psychedelic pop that converges the encompassing textures of Broadcasts with Joanna Newsom’s pleasantly off-kilter melodies” - Line Of Best Fit // “...a haunting feel, while her warm, soft voice invites the listener into even the darkest of stories…Fear is an embodiment of this distinct sound she’s mastered.” Audiofemme // “profound lyrics flow from an ethereal plane, it’s an utterly captivating offering” Get In Her Ears
Pressed on Orange Vinyl! Eto Brigante is the one and only time Rochester's favorite son has done a concept album. The featureless affair is based on the classic gangster film Carlito's Way, as song titles like "Benny Blanco Club Scene" and "David Kleinfeld" make abundantly clear. Eto adapts the key scenes of the movie into rhyme in a way that only he can. The hardbody beats are handled by underground go-to's like V Don, Trox, Chup The Producer, MichaelAngelo, and more. Art by CEP.
- 1: Vel The Wonder – Real Late
- 2: Westsidegunn – Stain
- 3: Styles P, Ransom, Smoke Dza – S.r.d
- 4: Flee Lord, Stove God Cooks – Marcus Smart
- 5: Roc Marciano, Flee Lord – Hallways
- 6: Jay Nice, Eto – Mind Over Matter
- 7: Method Man, Raekwon, Willie The Kid – Next Chamber
- 8: Meyhem Lauren – Words Of Meyhem
- 9: Ghostface Killah, Crimeapple, Jim Jones – Snake Eyes
- 10: Rasheed Chappell – Midnight Sunday
- 11 2: Nd Generation Wu – Wu Generation
- 12: Fly Anakin, Nickelus F – I Want It All
- 13: Homeboy Sandman – Dear
When Peter Rosenberg was hired by Hot 97 in July of 2007 his task was simple. His Sunday night show “Real Late” was to be a place where independent, underground, and boom bap artists could be featured. Rosenberg leaned into the gig and artists and fans, new and old, took note. In the years that followed Rosenberg world premiered music from future superstars such as Action Bronson, Joey Badass, A$AP Rocky, Childish Gambino, Frank Ocean, Tyler the Creator, Earl Sweatshirt, Travis Scott and countless more. He also became a star of Hot 97’s Morning Drive radio show, held a yearly concert to celebrate his favorite artists, and put out mixtapes in 2010, 2011, and 2013 that broke new music from a variety of these up and comers, including originals from Kendrick Lamar, Bronson, Badass, ASAP Rocky and Ferg, to name a few. Since 2013 Rosenberg has expanded his broadcasting range. He was hired by ESPN and instantly made an impact as a new cohost on “The Michael Kay Show.” Since arriving in 2015, the show has consistently grown in popularity and in 2019 reached the top of drive time ratings. Rosenberg’s passion for sports entertainment also led to him becoming a fixture on WWE pay per view events. It would have been easy to assume that Rosenberg’s next move would be a pivot away from underground music all together. Not so fast. As the pandemic hit, Rosenberg went back to his roots. He decided the time was right to finally put together an official album and in doing so he tapped some of the best artists in hip hop, from legends to newcomers, to put together a complete body of work aptly named after the late night show that put him on the map in the first place. Peter said: “I have considered making an album for years but it really was the pandemic that got me focused and led to me finally creating “Real Late”. I thought this was the perfect time to put together legends, new artists, and underground producers to create a project that sounded like my show “Real Late” on Hot 97. I was fortunate enough to get help from some amazingly talented people and the result is an album that I think truly represents the hip hop that I and so many others love.“ Features guest performances from Westside Gunn, Roc Marciano, Styles P, Smoke DZA, Method Man, Raekwon, Ghostface Killah, Flee Lord, Stove God Cook$, Eto, Willie the Kid, Meyhem, Buckwild, Crimeapple, Jim Jones, Rasheed Chappell, Homeboy Sandman and more!
- A1: A Mark Of Resistance
- A2: There Is Always A Girl With A Secret
- A3: Silence Is Silver
- A4: Bower Of Bliss
- B1: Wooddrifts
- B2: Nkosezane - For My Daddy
- B3: Like Jenga (Only It Reaches All The Way To The Sky And It’s Made Of Knives)
- B4: Doggerland (Between The Acts)
- C1: Fundamental Things
- C2: Fractions Fractured Factions
- C3: I’m In Love With The End
- C4: Surrender
- C5: Gargle (Command V)
- D1: Dishàng Shuãng (Edit)
- D2: Transport Me
- D3: An Infinite Thrum (Archipelago)
- D4: The Abandoned Colony Collapsed My World
absent origin’ reassembles and reimagines recordings and musical
scores composed by Mira Calix, globally, over the past decade. It’s a
collage album about edges and borders, cutting and tearing, and
composing new combinations that point to an audio visual manifesto for the 21st Century.
“Like Duchamp, I had started out wanting to make an album, or box, of approximately all the things I produced. In the end, I realised - as much as a collage is the coupling of two or more realities, it also offers the means to examine the materials and culture of an era, questioning and expanding its borders.” - Mira Calix
Every song on the album was created by applying a different collage
process relating to a different visual artist, spanning the history of collage to contemporaries of the practice. The sonic materials are subjected to a myriad of processes; layered, synthesised, constructed and assembled into electronic melodies, textures and complex, frisky dance rhythms that are constantly shifting in surprising ways. absent origin employs collage to make sense of the current moment of displaced voices, disjunction and political unrest.
Calix’s recording sessions from all over the world are the many
fragments we hear across the album; from India to Tasmania, Jordan to Belgium, China to Uganda, her former home of South Africa, to her
current home in Britain. Slicing into these are further recordings of
vocalists, percussionists, choirs, orchestras, quartets and soloists, never appearing in the form in which they were originally intended. The record is a polyphony of predominantly diverse female voices held together by pulsating baselines, haunting electronic sounds and orchestrated melodies and with them, we travel.
The album fizzes with a political energy and the interconnectedness of
everything. At this moment in time, there is an impossibility of separating one thing from another; the effect is strange and not exactly reassuring.
Collage suggests infinite possibilities and each track here is a singularly unique compositional combine, a dizzying hall of mirrors with its own unlikely harmony, its own distinctive rhythm. On ‘absent origin’, collage becomes the tool to make sense of a present that is often anything but.
2LP in printed inner sleeves with 5mm spine outer, printed insert and
digital download code.
Having stepped into fourth year of existence the factory of Depth.Request manufactures an article in form of an EP titled "Night Wounds Time" produced by British-born underground scene veteran Mahk Rumbae under the guise Antechamber, which - in slight contrast to his arguably better known alias Codex Empire - he ostensibly reserves for a more dysfunctional brand of electronic music intended as much for frantic terpsichorean participation as for contemplating the inevitable under the gloom of moonless nights. In line with offbeat nature of sounds presented, the release gives a subtle nod to Tod Phillips' literary work "A Humument", borrowing its name and
track titles from the lines within the idiosyncratic book.
Rising UK pop-rock/alternative five-piece Tigress return with their debut
album Pura Vida, following a series of EP releases with UK tastemaker UK
rock label Lab Records.
Bringing to mind the punky, scuzzy, low-frequency rock n roll of Royal Blood
and Slaves, singer Katy Jackson is the UK’s next superstar alt-rock frontwoman
in waiting, following in the footsteps of both YONAKA and VUKOVI.
Tigress’ primary coloured aesthetic and uniquely British sounding rock continues to set the band apart from their contemporaries, and a relentless work
ethic has seen the band set the UK and European touring scene alight, with
plans to perform at SXSW in 2022.
Tigress have already had press and radio coverage from the likes of Kerrang!,
Rock Sound, Alternative Press, Upset Magazine, Total Guitar, The Metro, BBC
Radio 1, BBC Radio 2, BBC Introducing, Radio X, Kerrang! FM, RTE 2XM, Triple
J and Planet Rock.
KEY MARKETING POINTS:
Late Summer/Autumn UK festivals + UK/EU headline tour in October 2021
Previous single ‘Paranoid’ used in marketing promo by Rock and Roll Hall of
Fame
Previous support slots include Green Day @ British Summer Time, Bring Me
The Horizon in mainland EU, and Billy Talent
Other festivals: Download, The Great Escape, Vans Warped Tour UK
- A1: Columbia Symphony Orchestra & Bernstein - Rhapsody In Blue (Excerpt)
- A2: Rr Orchestra - Sarabande
- A3: John Barry - Midnight Cowboy
- A4: Pascal Roge - Gnossiennes #3
- A5: Michael Andrews - Mad World (Feat Gary Jules)
- A6: Arthur Fielder & Boston Pops Orchestra - March Of The Siamese Children
- A7: Nick Ingman & Orchestra London Sinfonietta - Adagio For Strings
- B1: John Williams - Cavatina
- B2: Philip Glass - Powaqqatsi
- B3: Michael Kamen - The Office
- B4: Bernard Hermann - Outer Space
- B5: Ray Noble & His Orchestra - Midnight, The Stars & You
- B6: Thomas Newman - Horse
- B7: Wendy Carlos & Mark Ayres - Ode To Joy
- C1: Deodato - Also Sprach Zarathustra
- C2: Thomas Newman & Hollywood Studio Symphony - Brooks Was Here
- C3: Mike Oldfield - Tubular Bells (Excerpt)
- C4: Hotei - Battle Without Honor Or Humanity
- C5: John Carpenter & Mark Ayres - Halloween (Main Theme)
- C6: Bernard Hermann - Main Title
- D1: Giorgio Moroder - Chase
- D2: Isaac Hayes - Theme From Shaft
- D3: Lalo Schifrin - Bullitt (Main Title)
- D4: Vangelis - Tears In Rain
- D5: Louis Armstrong - We Have All The Time In The World
"60 Years of cult and classic soundtracks presented on 2 x 180g
Featuring Bernard Hermann, John Barry, Thomas Newman, Giorgio Moroder, Isaac Hayes, Lalo Schifrin, Mike Oldfield, Vangelis...
Fela Kuti (1938-1997) was a Nigerian musician,
producer, arranger, political radical and outlaw, and the
originator of Afrobeat. A titanic musical and sociopolitical
voice, Fela’s legacy spans decades and genres,
touching on jazz, pop, funk, hip-hop, rock and beyond.
After graduating from Trinity College of Music (now
Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance) in
London, Fela returned to Nigeria with his band Koola
Lobitos. Fusing the sounds of Jazz and Funk with the
traditional African music he had been raised on, his star
status began to flourish.
EMI, his label at the time, saw the true power of his
musical creation, what we now know as Afrobeat, and
brought Fela and his band back to London. The result
was ‘London Scene’. While recording, Fela began his
friendship with Ginger Baker, who plays uncredited on
the track ‘Egbe Mi O’.
‘London Scene’ is the beginning of what would become
Fela’s signature Afrobeat style and serves as a great
introduction to Fela’s music. Recorded and remastered
at none other than Abbey Road Studio.
This 50th Anniversary edition of the classic Fela album
comes on red, blue and white splatter vinyl, with a gold
foil obi strip that will be the hallmark of all of the Fela
50th Anniversary reissues.
Liner notes by the legendary Chris May.
Fela recently came in second place, behind Tina Turner,
for the fan vote for the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame
nominations and received great press coverage in NY
Times, Rolling Stone, MOJO, Record Collector and
more.
With another week comes another gem to be let loose into
the world via Nice Swan. This time it’s the turn of Brighton
set Opus Kink, releasing their second offering of the year
in ‘Wild Bill’ / ‘This Train’.
Having been recorded at the seminal Rockfield Studios in
Wales and produced by Tim Burgess, it’s every bit as
zealous and free as we’d expect and in discussing the
release, the group revealed: “‘This Train’ is a hell-forleather ride through humanity’s self-destructive tendencies
and futile battle against nature, flipping on its head the old
adage that ‘this train is bound for glory’.”
A spooky intro converts to a fast-paced and frenetic sound
as trumpets and sax blare with feral delight. The single
comes to a screeching crescendo and we’re sonically
transported to what could easily be a pub parlour, perched
on the crimson material of a baby bar stool as beautifully
bedraggled chants echo out. They can’t remember how
they got there but are united in their message: “Don’t lose
yourself to everyone else; Don’t lose yourself to this train.”
So far, Opus Kink have succeeded in turning listeners on
their head, leaving a simultaneous excitement and
perplexity as the struggle to brandish them with a ‘wemust-define-you’ handle ensues. With an underlying tone
likened to that of a Dickensian tale, they possess the edge
of a brooding petty criminal, the charm of a street urchin
and the philanthropic spirit of any good protagonist.
The band have a flurry of nationwide gigs scheduled over
the coming months, including two Nice Swan showcases
alongside labelmates Malady, Mandrake Handshake and
Hallan. Taking the studio energy and general raucousness
into consideration, catching them live will be well worth a
look-in.
- 1: Running Away
- 2: Wolves
- 3: Medicine
- 4: September
- 5: Always
- 6: Emily
- 7: Last Of The Whiskey
- 8: Never Let You Go
- 9 40: 00 Miles
- 10: Deja Vu
- 11: Ride
- 12: Avalanche
- 13: Sos
- 14: Take It Or Leave It
Teeside singer/songwriter returns with his 4th album feauturing lead single ‘Emily’. James will tour the UK/Ireland in March 2022, with dates including a special show at London’s prestigious Royal Albert Hall. A North American tour follows in April/May. James has sold over 30 million records worldwide and has to date released three hugely successful albums 'James Arthur' (UK No.2), 'Back From The Edge' (UK No.1) and 'YOU' (UK No.2), alongside nine solo UK Top 40 singles. This new album features 14 stunning songs across a standard single CD and double black vinyl LP. TV promo includes BBC Breakfast, Sky News, James Martin Saturday Morning and more. TV ad campaign. Online/social media activity. Ads, features, interviews and reviews across all press. Radio support with playlists, interviews, sessions and ads. Poster campaign and database mailout.
2021 marks 50 years since Billy Joel’s debut studio album 'Cold Spring Harbor'. Sony Music's Legacy label will be highlighting Billy Joel’s catalogue for the remainder of the year, with a focus on his early career. One aspect of the campaign will be 'The Vinyl Collection Vol. 1', an 8 album (9LP) boxset that includes Joel’s albums from the 1970s ('Cold Spring Harbor', 'Piano Man', 'Streetlife Serenade', 'Turnstiles', 'The Stranger', '52nd Street') along with 'Songs In The Attic', a live album released in 1981. Also included is a previously unreleased live album, 'Live At The Great American Music Hall', which will only be available in the boxset. The boxset includes a 50+ page booklet that highlights Joel’s early career through photos, quotes and an essay.
For those only familiar with her previous releases, aya sinclair’s ‘im hole’ will be a dramatic revelation. Under the LOFT pseudonym, she attracted global acclaim for her fwd-thinking club inversions that juxtaposed the British addiction to breaks 'n bass with critical, self-sluicing logic and untethered abstraction, tearing down dance music's hallowed pillars of respectability while winking knowingly to voyeuristic onlookers. On ‘im hole’ this routine has evolved; aya has distilled the incisive sonic experimentation of her earlier releases, the tongue-in-cheek giggles of her DJ sets and edits, and the identity-fluxing lyricism of her live shows. Contorting language, dialect, gender and sexuality between intermittently controlled bursts of rhythm, noise and aural goop, she has sculpted a set of autobiographical vignettes that challenge established norms, question supposed truths and affirm a spectrum of interlocking experiences. But while it's wide open and personal, ‘im hole’ also challenges queer art's tendency to veer towards repetitive solipsism, the music fragmenting familiar sounds and twinning them with familiar words, assembled in unfamiliar ways. Stories are muddled with phonetics just as dubstep is macrodosed with microtonal drone.The anxious, explorative personality that made aya’s past releases so magnetic is magnified here, and her sense of humour is completely naked. It's a Gregg Araki animated biopic of Burial. It's Shakespeare with hoop earrings and a busted skateboard. ‘im hole’ will physically manifest as a hardback cloth-bound book of lyrics, poems and photographs, designed in collaboration with Oliver Van Der Lugt, with single-use download code included.01. somewhere between the 8th and 9th floor 02. what if i should fall asleep and slipp under 03. once wen’t west 04. dis yacky 05. OoBrosThesis 06. the only solution i have found is to simply jump higher 07. still i taste the air 08. Emley lights us moor (ft Iceboy Violet) 09. Tailwind 10. If redacted Thinks He's Having This As A Remix He Can Frankly Do One 11. Backsliding
- A1: Columbia Symphony Orchestra & Bernstein - Rhapsody In Blue (Excerpt)
- A2: Rr Orchestra - Sarabande
- A3: John Barry - Midnight Cowboy
- A4: Pascal Roge - Gnossiennes #3
- A5: Michael Andrews - Mad World (Feat Gary Jules)
- A6: Arthur Fielder & Boston Pops Orchestra - March Of The Siamese Children
- A7: Nick Ingman & Orchestra London Sinfonietta - Adagio For Strings
- B1: John Williams - Cavatina
- B2: Philip Glass - Powaqqatsi
- B3: Michael Kamen - The Office
- B4: Bernard Hermann - Outer Space
- B5: Ray Noble & His Orchestra - Midnight, The Stars & You
- B6: Thomas Newman - Horse
- B7: Wendy Carlos & Mark Ayres - Ode To Joy
- C1: Deodato - Also Sprach Zarathustra
- C2: Thomas Newman & Hollywood Studio Symphony - Brooks Was Here
- C3: Mike Oldfield - Tubular Bells (Excerpt)
- C4: Hotei - Battle Without Honor Or Humanity
- C5: John Carpenter & Mark Ayres - Halloween (Main Theme)
- C6: Bernard Hermann - Main Title
- D1: Giorgio Moroder - Chase
- D2: Isaac Hayes - Theme From Shaft
- D3: Lalo Schifrin - Bullitt (Main Title)
- D4: Vangelis - Tears In Rain
- D5: Louis Armstrong - We Have All The Time In The World
60 Years of cult and classic soundtracks presented on 2 x 180g
Featuring Bernard Hermann, John Barry, Thomas Newman, Giorgio Moroder, Isaac Hayes, Lalo Schifrin, Mike Oldfield, Vangelis...
- N1: Paper Blood (Live At The Albert Hall)
- N2: Romeo And Juliet (Live At The Albert Hall)
- N3: Creole Dance (Live At The Albert Hall)
- N4: Still... You Turn Me On (Live At The Albert Hall)
- N5: Lucky Man (Live At The Albert Hall)
- O1: Black Moon (Live At The Albert Hall)
- O2: Pirates (Live At The Albert Hall)
- P1: Finale (Medley)
- Q1: Karn Evil 9 1St Impression (Pt. 2) (Union Hall, Phoenix, Arizona, Usa, 23Rd September, 1997)
- Q2: Hoedown (Union Hall, Phoenix, Arizona, Usa, 23Rd September, 1997)
- A1: The Barbarian (Live At The Isle Of Wight Festival, Newport, Uk, 29Th August 1970)
- A2: Take A Pebble (Live At The Isle Of Wight Festival, Newport, Uk, 29Th August 1970)
- B1: Pictures At An Exhibition: Promenade Pt.1 / The Gnome / Promenade Pt.2 / The Sage / The Old Castle
- C1: Pictures At An Exhibition (Continued): Promenade Pt.3 / The Hut Of Baba Yaga / The Curse Of Baba Ya
- D1: Rondo (Live At The Isle Of Wight Festival, Newport, Uk, 29Th August 1970)
- D2: Nutrocker (Live At The Isle Of Wight Festival, Newport, Uk, 29Th August 1970)
- D3: Interview (Live At The Isle Of Wight Festival, Newport, Uk, 29Th August 1970)
- E1: Toccata (Live At California Jam, Ontario Motor Speedway, California, Usa 6Th April 1974)
- E2: Still... You Turn Me On (Live At California Jam, Ontario Motor Speedway, California, Usa 6Th April
- E3: Lucky Man (Live At California Jam, Ontario Motor Speedway, California, Usa 6Th April 1974)
- F1: Piano Improvisations (Including 'Fugue' And 'Little Rock Getaway) (Live At California Jam, Ontario M
- F2: Take A Pebble (Live At California Jam, Ontario Motor Speedway, California, Usa 6Th April 1974)
- G1: Karn Evil 9 1St Impression (Pt.2) (Live At California Jam, Ontario Motor Speedway, California, Usa 6
- H1: Karn Evil 9 3Rd Impression (Live At California Jam, Ontario Motor Speedway, California, Usa 6Th Apri
- H2: Pictures At An Exhibition: The Great Gates Of Kiev (Live At California Jam, Ontario Motor Speedway
- I1: Introductory Fanfare (Live 1977/78)
- I2: Peter Gunn (Live 1977) - By Keith Emerson
- I3: Tiger In A Spotlight (Live 1977/78)
- I4: C'est La Vie (Live At Olympic Stadium, Montreal, 1977) - By Keith Emerson
- I5: Watching Over You (Live At Olympic Stadium, Montreal, 1977) - By Keith Emerson
- I6: Maple Leaf Rag (Live At Olympic Stadium, Montreal, 1977)
- I7: The Enemy God Dances With The Black Spirits (Live At Olympic Stadium, Montreal, 1977)
- J1: Fanfare For The Common Man (Live At Olympic Stadium, Montreal, 1977)
- J2: Knife-Edge (Live At Olympic Stadium, Montreal, 1977)
- K2: Pictures At An Exhibition (Live At Olympic Stadium, Montreal, 1977)
- L1: Closer To Believing (Live At Olympic Stadium, Montreal, 1977)
- L2: Piano Concerto Third Movement: Toccata Con Fuoco (Live At Olympic Stadium, Montreal, 1977)
- L3: Tank (Live At Olympic Stadium, Montreal, 1977)
- M1: Karn Evil 9 1St Impression, Pt. 2 (Live At The Albert Hall)
- M2: Tarkus (I. Eruption Ii. Stones Of Years Iii. Iconoclast)
- M3: Knife Edge (Live At The Albert Hall)
- Q3: Touch And Go (Union Hall, Phoenix, Arizona, Usa, 23Rd September, 1997)
- Q4: From The Beginning (Union Hall, Phoenix, Arizona, Usa, 23Rd September, 1997)
- Q5: Knife-Edge (Union Hall, Phoenix, Arizona, Usa, 23Rd September, 1997)
- R1: Bitches Crystal (Union Hall, Phoenix, Arizona, Usa, 23Rd September, 1997)
- R2: Creole Dance (Union Hall, Phoenix, Arizona, Usa, 23Rd September, 1997)
- R3: Honky Tonk Train Blues (Union Hall, Phoenix, Arizona, Usa, 23Rd September, 1997)
- R4: Take A Pebble (Union Hall, Phoenix, Arizona, Usa, 23Rd September, 1997)
- R5: Lucky Man (Union Hall, Phoenix, Arizona, Usa, 23Rd September, 1997)
- S1: Tarkus: Eruption / Stone Of Years / Iconoclast / Mass (Union Hall, Phoenix, Arizona, Usa, 23Rd Septe
- J3: Show Me The Way To Go Home (Live At Olympic Stadium, Montreal, 1977)
- S2: Pictures At An Exhibition: The Great Gates Of Kiev (Union Hall, Phoenix, Arizona, Usa, 23Rd Septembe
- T1: Fanfare For The Common Man (Including Drum Solo) / Blue Rondo A La Turk (Union Hall, Phoenix, Arizon
- T2 21: St Century Schizoid Man / America (Union Hall, Phoenix, Arizona, Usa, 23Rd September, 1997)
- K1: Abaddon's Bolero (Live At Olympic Stadium, Montreal, 1977)
xe m1 Karn Evil 9 1st Impression, Pt. 2 (Live at the Albert Hall) [2017 - Remaster]
[xf] m2 Tarkus (I. Eruption II. Stones of Years III. Iconoclast) [Live at the Albert Hall] [2017 - Remaster]
[xg] m3 Knife Edge (Live at the Albert Hall) [2017 - Remaster]
[xh] n1 Paper Blood (Live at the Albert Hall) [2017 - Remaster]
[xi] n2 Romeo and Juliet (Live at the Albert Hall) [2017 - Remaster]
[xj] n3 Creole Dance (Live at the Albert Hall) [2017 - Remaster]
[xk] n4 Still... You Turn Me on (Live at the Albert Hall) [2017 - Remaster]
[xl] n5 Lucky Man (Live at the Albert Hall) [2017 - Remaster]
[xm] o1 Black Moon (Live at the Albert Hall) [2017 - Remaster]
[xn] o2 Pirates (Live at the Albert Hall) [2017 - Remaster]
[xo] p1 Finale (Medley) [I. Fanfare for the Common Man II. America III. Rondo] [Live at the Albert Hall] [20
- 1: Global Eyes (Live At The Royal Albert Hall)
- 2: Sweet Bird Of Truth (Live At The Royal Albert Hall)
- 3: Flesh & Bones (Live At The Royal Albert Hall)
- 4: Heartland (Live At The Royal Albert Hall)
- 5: The Beat(En) Generation (Live At The Royal Albert Hall)
- 6: Armageddon Days (Are Here Again) (Live At The Royal Albert Hall)
- 7: A Long Hard Lazy Apprenticeship (Live At The Royal Albert Hall)
- 8: We Can't Stop What's Coming (Live At The Royal Albert Hall)
- 9: Phantom Walls (Live At The Royal Albert Hall)
- 1: Love Is Stronger Than Death (Live At The Royal Albert Hall)
- 2: Dogs Of Lust (Live At The Royal Albert Hall)
- 3: Helpline Operator (Live At The Royal Albert Hall)
- 4: This Is The Night (Live At The Royal Albert Hall)
- 5: This Is The Day (Live At The Royal Albert Hall)
- 6: Soul Catcher (Live At The Royal Albert Hall)
- 7: Bugle Boy (Live At The Royal Albert Hall)
- 8: Beyond Love (Live At The Royal Albert Hall)
- 9: Slow Emotion Replay (Live At The Royal Albert Hall)
- 1: (Like A) Sun Rising Thru My Garden (Live At The Royal Albert Hall)
- 2: Infected (Live At The Royal Albert Hall)
- 3: I've Been Waiting For Tomorrow (All Of My Life) (Live At The Royal Albert Hall)
- 4: True Happiness (This Way Lies) (Live At The Royal Albert Hall)
- 5: Uncertain Smile (Live At The Royal Albert Hall)
- 6: Lonely Planet (Live At The Royal Albert Hall)
'After 20 years of absence THE THE celebrated their comeback with a glorious UK and US Tour in 2018, topped by a sold-out performance at the Royal Albert Hall in London, the so called “Comeback Special”. What started as an unforgettable live experience now turns into something even bigger as THE THE announce their new live album and make the whole comeback experience available to fans worldwide. Available as 2CD Digipak, 2CD Mediabook, 3LP Black Vinyl, Limited 3LP Crystal Clear Vinyl, Blu-ray, and DVD formats.LIMITED NUMBERS. ALLOCATION SHARED OUT WHEN ALL ORDERS IN AT 12PM DEADLINE.
- Living Proof
- Harmonia’s Dream
- Change
- I Don’t Wanna Wait
- Victim
- I Don’t Live Here Anymore
- Old Skin
- Wasted
- Rings Around My Father’s Eyes
- Occasional Rain
The War On Drugs first studio album in four years, ‘I Don’t Live Here Anymore’. Over the last 15 years, The War on Drugs have steadily emerged as one of this century’s great rock and roll synthesists, removing the gaps between the underground and the mainstream, between the obtuse and the anthemic, making records that wrestle a fractured past into a unified and engrossing present. The War On Drugs have never done that as well as they do with their fifth studio album, ‘I Don’t Live Here Anymore’, an uncommon rock album about one of our most common but daunting processes—resilience in the face of despair.
Just a month after The War On Drugs’ ‘A Deeper Understanding’ received the 2018 Grammy for Best Rock Album, the core of Granduciel, bassist Dave Hartley, and multi-instrumentalist Anthony LaMarca retreated to upstate New York to jam and cut new demos, working outside of the predetermined roles each member plays in the live setting. These sessions proved highly productive, turning out early versions of some of the most immediate songs on ‘I Don’t Live Here Anymore’. It was the start of a dozen-plus session odyssey that spanned three years and seven studios, including some of rock’s greatest sonic workshops like Electric Lady in New York and Los Angeles’ Sound City. Band leader Adam Granduciel and trusted co-producer/engineer Shawn Everett spent untold hours peeling back every piece of these songs and rebuilding them.
One of the most memorable sessions occurred in May 2019 at Electro-Vox, in which the band’s entire line-up — rounded out by keyboardist Robbie Bennett, drummer Charlie Hall, and saxophonist Jon Natchez — convened to record the affecting album opener “Living Proof.” Typically, Granduciel assembles The War On Drugs records from reams of overdubs, like a kind of rock ‘n’ roll jigsaw puzzle. But for “Living Proof,” the track came together in real time, as the musicians drew on their chemistry as a live unit to summon some extemporaneous magic. The immediacy of the performance was appropriate for one of the most personal songs Granduciel has ever written.
The War On Drugs’ particular combination of intricacy and imagination animates the 10 songs of ‘I Don’t Live Here Anymore’, buttressing the feelings of Granduciel’s personal odyssey. It’s an expression of rock ’n’ roll’s power to translate our own experience into songs we can share and words that direct our gaze toward the possibility of what is to come.
This career-spanning 3CD & 4LP collection (1970-1998), showcases the immense musical talents of Keith Emerson, Greg Lake and Carl Palmer.
The Anthology was produced in association with all three band members and the booklet contains extensive liner notes with new band interviews by legendary rock journalist Chris Welch.
The audio was mastered by world renowned rock studio engineer Andy Pearce.
Featuring tracks from all of their original albums: Emerson, Lake & Palmer, Pictures At An Exhibition, Tarkus, Trilogy, Brain Salad Surgery, Welcome Back My Friends To The Show That Never Ends, Works Volume 1, Works Volume 2, Works Live, Love Beach, Live At Nassau Coliseum ‘78, Black Moon, In The Hot Seat, Live At The Royal Albert Hall, Then & Now. Includes their global hit singles ‘Fanfare For The Common Man’ and ‘Lucky Man’.




















