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After Space Ghost’s first album Endless Light took to international airwaves and echoed out of cities from London to Los Angeles, his forthcoming release Aquarium Nightclub brings back his signature lo-fi aesthetics with a fresh hit of inspiration from the natural world.

Melding irresistible vintage synths with a meditative groove, Aquarium Nightclub is a journey of sorts. Taking listeners on a tropical tour through 80s house drums, lush synth landscapes, and deep bass melodies, the thirteen-track LP is as adventurous as it is restrained.

Growing up in a small town a few hours from California’s East Bay area, Space Ghost (Sudi Wachspress) moved to Oakland ten years ago to study at the California College of the Arts. In a city known for its vibrant cultural fabric and its experimental music scene, Space Ghost represents a new generation of young artists. His DJ collective Late Feelings, launched in 2013, has allowed him to find his own groove amongst monthly all-vinyl dance parties, where he plucks influences from various corners of the world.

More complex than last year’s release, Aquarium Nightclub shows off Space Ghost’s artistic hunger and unique sonic signature.

Kicking off with “Sea Snake Island,” a track that is best described as late 80s house melancholia is a beautiful dance of shimmering keys, drum machines, and sounds of the jungle. The single “Sim City” ft. Morgan is a classic Chicago house beast; dark but uplifting with heavy bass undertones, fuzzy drum pulse, and plenty of mysterious synth melodies. Other tracks like “Ocean Odyssey,” “Night Dive” and “Aquarium Nightclub” plunge into an ambient world of slow 80s funk, though always rooted in the Bay Area sound.

A product of record-collecting and dance party hosting, Aquarium Nightclub is a glittering postcard from Atlantis. Profound yet undeniably groovy, its mesmerizing tropical undertones promise a safe journey back to the endless days of summer.

Finally back on vinyl, this time a limited pressing of 500 copies on 180g white vinyl, 'More Wealth Than Money' by Normil Hawaiians quickly sold-out upon its initial release in 2017.
'More Wealth Than Money' proved a vastly ambitious debut album, sprawling across four sides of vinyl in a way that still feels truly expansive, brave, cinematic even. From the plaintive pastoralism of 'British Warm' to the transcendental vistas of 'Other Ways Of Knowing', the album constantly surprises with its ringing trails of guitar, motorik pulse and synth rambles. From the striving incursion of 'Sally IV' to the softly spoken disbelief of 'Yellow Rain' the album is nothing short of a waking dream. Guy Smith's vocal floats through the album in a haunting manner, at times heartfelt at others overcome. He's on a quest to his own celestial city and we can stay for the whole journey if we only listen.
Described by the press upon its release in 1982 as an "absolutely mesmerising double album travelling through progressive rock, via industrial folk to freaky art-punk whilst sounding delightfully coherent" and "a huge slab of mindblowing dark psychedelia" the album was critically acknowledged for its peculiarly British kosmische. However, for an album so indebted to the fertile soil from which it sprang, it's curious that 'More Wealth Than Money' never came out officially in the UK. The band's label Illuminated were temporarily blacklisted by their distributor because of unpaid debts and so the album was only available from the band at concerts within the UK. The bulk of the record's sales went to mainland Europe on export.
Upset The Rhythm are now very proud to finally give 'More Wealth Than Money' the release it's always deserved. On December 1st, 35 years since the album first appeared, Upset The Rhythm will be reissuing the newly re-mastered 'More Wealth Than Money' album, alongside a further full-length collection of demos and unreleased tracks from the album's overlooked corners. Both the 2xCD and DLP versions also come with a booklet contextualizing the release, full of anecdotes and photos from all band members.
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After his first appearance on Specimen Records as a part of the, SPECTRO-017 with his track “React”, Arsonist Recorder now comes with a first solo-EP on the label, Arsonist Recorder now comes with a first solo-EP on the label, in which the producer reaches back into some deeper, almost trippy states of mind, accompanied by some ultimately addictive electro grooves.

The first track, “Vaxxer”, which also titles the EP, puts up a warehouse-worthy beat, handing out bass-punches as it moves along. A rude hi-hat pattern shuffles the groove, and once the rhythm has you hooked, some lush eerie synth patterns start to emerge transporting the listener to the rooftop of a skyscraper in a dystopian city.

Next up is “Oxidant”, which was written with a close friend in mind who was going through some difficult times. The strong determination of the pulsating bass, overlayed by a very emotional melodic element leads you from the contrast to unity, refecting, pushing forward.

“Multiverse” comes in with a thunderous boom, reminiscent of a huge spaceship landing, which could be a metaphor for events that land on top of our heads, which we have no control over and have to deal with. The track introduces an infectious 808-groove, building up, and some chilling synths warp their way straight into your mind to de-program all the viruses in there and set you free from any mind-control.

Finally, finishing off is “Shiffty”. It lands straight away with a heart-pounding beat, with bass-bots bouncing, adding an ultra-funky bassline that will keep your feet moving. Waves of synthy-bliss wash over as this groove connects all your individual elements together.

You never have to guess what Tink’s thinking. The Chicago-born songstress and rapper says it all in her music. She spits, speaks, and sings straight from the heart without filter or apology. At the same time, she breaks boundaries, dropping off bars with uncontainable charisma and belting out hooks with show-stopping range. She can be romantic in one crescendo before getting raw in a bout of wild wordplay. This versatility consistently affirms her as a force in her own lane. Following her 2011 debut mixtape Winter’s Diary, she dropped projects at a prolific pace, including Alter Ego, Blunts & Ballads, and Boss Up. 2014 saw Winter’s Diary 2: Forever Yours arrive to widespread critical acclaim, landing on year-end R&B album lists from Billboard and Rolling Stone. It also yielded “Treat Me Like Somebody,” which gathered 64 million Spotify streams and counting. A year later, XXL touted her among its coveted “Freshman Class.” Following a stint in the major label system, she embraced independence again with Winter’s Diary 4 2016, Voicemails [2019], Hopeless Romantic [2020], and A Gift And A Curse [2020]. She collaborated with everyone from Sleigh Bells and Pentatonix to Future, G Herbo, 6lack, and K Camp. During 2021, she served up Heat of the Moment powered by “Rebel” [feat. Jeremih] and “Might Let You” [feat. Davido]. After raking in streams in the hundreds of millions and earning acclaim from Pitchfork, The FADER, HYPEBEAST, and more, she opens up like never before on her 2022 album, Pillow Talk.

Eine der wichtigsten Stimmen der britischen Folkmusik, Shirley Collins, kehrt mit "Archangel Hill", ihrem dritten Album für Domino, zurück. Es erscheint am 26. Mai und enthält eine weitere unvergleichliche Sammlung von Songs, die Collins ausgewählt hat, die meisten aus traditionellen Quellen, andere von ihren Lieblingsautoren.
Shirley Collins ist mit ihren 88 Jahren zumindest im Vergleich zu den Liedern die sie singt noch ein junges Mädchen. Die Urheber vieler ihrer Lieder waren oft in einem ählichen Alter, als sie in den 1950er und 60er Jahren bekannt gemacht und aufgenommen wurden. Heute beansprucht Shirley den Status der Älteren und der Wahrerin der Tradition, so, wie sie es einst taten, als sie Shirley als helläugiges, lockiges Mädchen aus Sussex anleiteten. Seither scheint sie sich kaum verändert zu haben. Sie strahlt noch immer dieses pflichtbewusste und doch schelmische, lebhafte, jugendliche Funkeln aus, das auf den Titelbildern der frühen Alben zu sehen ist. Niemand sonst kennt alte Lieder so gut wie Shirley Collins und webt bei jeder Aufführung einen neuen genetischen Code, eine neue Offenbarung, eine neue Perspektive in sie ein. Aber Shirleys Zauber besteht nicht nur in der Beschwörung von Liedern, sondern auch in der Beschwörung des Landes. Es gibt eine stille Muse in dieser Platte, die von der Kreide der South Downs durchdrungen ist, der Landschaft, die sich in die Knochen von Collins' eingegraben hat. Archangel Hill ist zu Ehren von Shirleys Stiefvater benannt, der den Mount Caburn, ein Wahrzeichen in der Nähe von Collins' Haus in Lewes, Archangel Hill nannte.

Like a winding system of trails and paths cutting through a digital forest-scape, M. Sage's Paradise Crick is shaped by time. Full of wonder and charm, designed patiently and from a rich, curious mulch of synthesized and acoustic sound, the versatile American artist and magic realist's new suite of music is an imaginary destination and a pastoral fantasy that envisions the natural and fabricated worlds as one. Matthew Sage is a musician, intermedia artist, recording engineer and producer, publisher, teacher, partner, and parent. Assembling a sprawling and idiosyncratic catalog of experimental studio music between Colorado and Chicago since the early 2010s, recent highlights include The Wind of Things (Geographic North, 2021), an ensemble-recorded expression of bow-splashed nostalgia, and the four seasonal albums of Fuubutsushi, the improvisatory ambient jazz quartet he formed with friends from afar in 2020. Sage renders projects with nuanced velocity and a completist sensibility _ when it's finished, it's done _ which is what makes Paradise Crick, his debut for RVNG Intl., a compelling outlier. Sage first staked his tent in Crick's conceptual campground five years ago from his home studio in Chicago (he's since returned to Colorado, home to the mountains and prairies often personified in his work). He had just read Richard Brautigan's Trout Fishing in America, a kaleidoscopic reflection of pastoral America's shifting identity by way of magical fishing sojourns. Inspired by that feeling, of getting lost but finding oneself in through the outdoors, he amassed over seventy demos documenting a fictional soundtrack for camping. Pull up to this park, and the sign might read, "Welcome to Paradise Crick. Fire Danger Is Low." The sequence, pruned down to thirteen tracks, courses the dewy mornings, afternoon hikes, and firelit nights of a weekend expedition. While Sage is not a filmmaker, he views the method of making this album as a similar form of world-building via structure, narrative, formal elements, and editorial refinement. Contrasted with his collaborative craft, here he is a sole auteur reclined in total autonomy, able to improvise scenes and implement special effects at will. A parallel precedent for such unchecked imagination in the M. Sage canon is A Singular Continent, his 2014 album that tilted its compass to a faraway land. Where Continent built its world layering samples as composition, Paradise Crick deploys a balance of accessible song structures with experimental instrumentation and sound design. Speckled with harmonica, autoharp, chimes, penny whistle, voice, hand percussion, and other mysteries, Crick's texture is treated as a sensorial adventure; the swamps gurgle, the lakes glisten, and the valleys breathe in robust HD. The rhythms are loose and buoyant, bursting with a few `kick and snare' moments shaped by Sage's lifelong love for drumming and headphone prone electronic music. Crick bumps more than most anything he's done before; crackling static pulses and lush vibrations reveal an intrinsic groove, a hidden beat map. In the landscapes of Paradise Crick, science and magic co-exist, 5k boulders and midi frogs share the frame with real-life memories of Midwest camping trips and the desire to feel extra human in a digitized space. Sage strived for "nature in the holodeck" but couldn't help leaving fingerprints in the simulation, and it's these traces of spirit and character that give Paradise Crick its strange allure. The album's bubbling sense of play, melody, and timbre takes cues from left-field electronic lineage; synth pioneers like Tomita and Raymond Scott up through the more expressive pop tendencies of Woo, Stereolab and the Cocteau Twins, and into contemporary composers like Sam Prekop. The album's vocabulary is uncomplicated; the gestures are sweet and inviting, intended to lull the listener. As much as Sage continues to be an experimentalist by nature in his work, with Paradise Crick, he spins a narrative. Not necessarily a concept album, but rather an invitation to take off for a weekend. That's the modus operandi down here in the Crick, we stretch out. M. Sage's Paradise Crick will be released May 26, 2023 in LP, CD, and digital editions. A portion of the proceeds from this release will benefit Earthjustice, the premier nonprofit public interest environmental law organization.

It's a cohesive song cycle purpose-built for pit stops at points beyond along the California country corridor. Sonically, Stay In It feels equally at home in 2022 as it might in 1972, evidenced by nods to "After The Gold Rush"- era Neil Young, Jonathan Wilson,and The War on Drugs.
The singer-songwriter trucked Jerry Garcia's old console to the desert to embrace the analog. The kind where if you want to rip a guitar solo at 3am with the windows open, you go for it, cowboy. A flurry of calls reverberated back and forth until Eric and his producer Damien Lewis (Kevin Parker, JamesBay), crash-landed in the tiny high desert outpost of Landers, California...in August.

"Stay In It" is a way of saying be present, it's "Be Here Now" says Silverman, an accomplished veteran of the Bay Area live music scene (with appearances at festivals such as Outside Lands and Noise Pop under his belt). "So the record is really about just finding that moment where it all locks in and flows. Get there and stay there."

This is music that picks up influences and imagery and shapes and colors as it encounters them on Interstate 62, before dropping them off as they turn into specks of dust on the horizon. There's the two-step lilt of "Better Days", where we start awash in melancholy synths but end up hopeful for possibility. There's the synthesizer summoning courtesy of first- call session keyboardist Adam MacDougall (Black Crowes, Circles Around The Sun) on "All In My Head" where
things get fully cosmic.

But no matter the track, there's something bigger happening here.

* 300 COPIES FOR UK/EU* With a friendship stretching back nearly 20 years, it strangely ended up being a couple of childhood photographs that finally brought Ben Chasny and Rick Tomlinson together as collaborators. Both have rich musical backgrounds: Chasny being a member of the psych-rock outfit Comets on Fire but probably best known for his solo project, Six Organs of Admittance, while Tomlinson has released numerous records as Voice of the Seven Woods/Thunders and under his own name. “A mutual acquaintance, Jamie Tugwell, took me to go see Rick play live around 2005,” remembers Chasny. “Jamie kept saying how Rick was sort of an ornery fellow and that I would like him a lot. He was right. I loved his guitar playing right away, which seemed so far from what a lot of players were doing. We had drinks and hit it off. We remained friends over the years.” Chasny became a regular visitor to Tomlinson when on tour in the UK and one particular stay unearthed something serendipitous that would kickstart the making of a joint album. “I was staying at Rick’s house after a show and I looked over and saw a photo of him in a Halloween costume as a box of matches,” Chasny recalls. “It cracked me up because I have a similar photo of me as a robot and I tried to explain to him how it matched his photo.” About 6 months later Chasny found it and sent it to Tomlinson to show him the uncanny likeness of their childhood outfits. “Pretty soon after that we realized we needed to do a duo record and have those photos be on the cover,” says Chasny. “The entire record comes from the photos on the cover.” Tomlinson adds: “It was a pretty odd coincidence. Even down to us both standing on flags with a conifer behind us. We obviously had no option but to use these for the sleeve.” Recorded at Tomlinson’s house in Todmorden over three days one June, initially the pair didn’t quite know where they wanted to go with their musical direction. Tomlinson kept pulling out super rare records from his vast collection for inspiration and they sat and listened to the solo piano recordings of Popol Vuh’s Florian Fricke but they knew they needed to land on something that was intrinsically them. “We knew we wanted to do a record together but we weren’t sure what direction to take,” says Chasny. “When we first sat down to work out some ideas it was pretty much just us getting down to finally having a guitar showdown where each of us tried to outdo each other with flashy moves and ridiculous riffs and playing. After we got that out of our system, we were able to settle down and concentrate on a mood for the record to focus on.” The result is 6 instrumental tracks that capture beautifully fluid and interlocking guitars played with deft grace and skill but also a subtle looseness. On the 9 minute-plus ‘Wait For Low Tide’, the sparse and spacious back and forth playing becomes utterly hypnotic, neatly capturing the kind of natural and intuitive playing that can only come from music made between friends who understand the crucialness of leaving space for one another. While acoustic guitars are the primary means of expression on the record - from the soothing and gentle ‘i’ to the intricate playing of ‘Waking of Insects’ - the pair delve into ambient drone tape loop territory on the humming 16 minute ‘Paths of Ocean Currents and Wind Belts’, which further adds to the deeply textural, spacious and immersive feel of the album. All the tracks were recorded in one take, with the titles all stemming from translations from the Chinese book, The Dream Pool Essays, and then mixed in London at Jimmy Robertson's SNAFU studio, with additional mixing and mastering from Andrew Liles. The laid back, breezy and spontaneous approach to making this record is one that was reflective of the pair’s friendship and camaraderie, with their relationship ultimately driving the tone and feel of the finished album. “We hiked around the countryside, climbed into church bell towers, drank delicious beer in the middle of sunny afternoons, and had fantastic dinners,” says Chasny of the three-day recording period. “I think all of that wound up in the music. I really had the best time in the world.

Waage is a firm favourite amongst dub techno fans. The Icelandic producer has long been turning out icy and atmospheric rollers for the heads and here he works alongside a fresh name, Quantal, who is sure to go on to big things. Here they land on Thule Records, a legendary label in its own right with roots going back to 1995. They kick off with the textured dub of 'WQ1' which has glitchy sounds paying over the rolling drums. 'WQ2' is much more smooth and streamlined, with an underwater current that sweeps you off your feet, then 'WQ3' leans into the wind with hypnotic techno drums and vamping chords that melt the mind. Last of all comes 'WQ4', a timeless dub with infinite horizons and the most frictionless drum loops.

After releasing their debut project “Voyage” in 2022, Tapioca, the Brussels-Kigali-based, Brazil-inspired duo return with LP “Samba em Kigali.” Building on their sound and influence, “Samba em Kigali” is a definitive step up and clear sonic growth for the twosome, whose debut, RA wrote, is "if Anderson Paak. & Marco Valle made a Brazilian pop-funk record.” Arriving via Berlin’s Jakarta Records May 19th.

Tapioca (32k Monthly Listeners on Spotify), the Belgian duo made of rapper / lyricist Alessandro “Le Tagarel” Vlerick and producer & composer Simon “SiKa” Carlier, tapped into a unique and infectious groove with their debut LP “Voyage,” released in 2022 via Jakarta Records’ “Dubplates” series. Positive reviews came flooding in, including coverage from, among others, BBC Radio 6, KCRW, Resident Advisor, JAZZIZ as well as performances and features on Worldwide FM and Bandcamp Daily. Their debut also landed on global editorial playlists such as Spotify’s “Global Groove,” (600k) “Tulum Vibes” (110k) and Deezer’s “Chilling Pool” (31k). “Voyage,” as the name indicates, was an ode to freedom, escape and the discovery of alternative cultural horizons that brought together various spoken-word testimonies from Portuguese friends around the world. Tapioca’s upcoming LP, “Samba em Kigali,” picks up the thread where “Voyage” left off, acting as an ode to traveling and, more broadly, of the inherent beauty of the African continent. Le Tagarel has worked as a teacher in Kigali, Ruanda, for the past years and his time there is reflected in the album’s buttery lyricism, putting forth the proposition that Africa and Brazil are in fact not so far apart - Africa is, and will always be, present in Brazilian culture. Featuring the Dillaesque sound infused with inspiration from rap, jazz, MPB and funk of the 70/80’s to the stunningly fleshed out lyricism - the LP sways like a ship on the smoothest of seas, a pure ray of aural sunshine to welcome the warm weather. Artwork was stunningly put together by Simone Cihlar (Anderson Paak. Tom Misch, Ivan Ave) and visualizers done by the stalwart crew at Die Ottos (Flofilz, K Le Maestro, Suff Daddy, S.Fidelity, Gianni Brezzo). Jakarta is ecstatic to share such a high-water mark of an album, out everywhere physically / digitally May 19th.

Kicking off “Samba em Kigali” is the impeccably smooth 1st single, “Lagoas de Ruanda” out March 22nd along with LP pre-order announcement. Instantly catchy, the crisp guitar, funky bass and buoyant underlying percussion are the perfect vitamin of joy that gives rise to Le Tagarel’s vocals. The track is a perfect sonic voyage that encapsulates the continued growth of Tapioca’s sound and gives a sonic peek into the LP. Infectious and groovy, the song skirts a line along samba, R&B and jazz with an almost hip-hop bounce.

2nd single, “Sabor Swahili,” out April 12th, is a nostalgic groovy splash that melds soft keys, bass and a percussive edge that slides you into an aural pocket. The song moves in a joyous melancholy that is almost impossible to move to, the under-water synth stabs keep your shoulders loose while the rhythm keeps you bouncing along. Even if you don’t know Portuguese, you’ll be singing along by the tracks end. The joyous 3rd single “Terra Preta” is out April 26th and will lift you up high to keep you in a serene mood anytime, anywhere. Focus track is the headnodding grooves of “Cara de Arabe.” Building from “Voyage,” Tapioca provides a fresh, rare vibe, adding a slight dose of disco to the R&B-driven progressions. “Samba em Kigali” is a unique album that is soaked and marinated in a sonic and visual aesthetic that brings with it feelings of joy, movement, and a global home, and sonic moods ranging from Bruno Berle and Marcos Valle inspired arrangements to bouncing progressions with a swingin’ percussive edge. Besides online promotion from the label and artist profiles, the album will further be promoted by external agencies within the US and UK.

Die deutsche Heavy Metal Institution Mystic Prophecy mit ihrem heiß erwarteten 12. Studioalbum "Hellriot". Mit ihrem gefeierten letzten Meisterwerk "Metal Division" und Charterfolgen in mehreren Ländern (u.a. #20 in den offiziellen Top 100 deutschen Albumcharts) gehören Mystic Prophecy zur Speerspitze des internationalen Heavy Metal. Sie sind einer der erfolgreichsten Acts des Genres auf digitalen Plattformen und mit mehreren hunderttausend Followern auf Spotify. Bei ihren Live-Shows beweisen sie immer wieder, dass sie Heavy Metal als leidenschaftlichen Ultimate Fight verstehen. Mit ihrem neuen Album "Hellriot" knüpfen sie dort an, wo sie mit "Metal Divison" aufgehört haben: Kraftvolle prägnante Hooks mit Shout-Along-Faktor, Hard- Hits und monströser Sound gepaart mit technisch brillanten Riffs, alles verfeinert durch eine kraftvolle moderne Produktion, die ihresgleichen sucht und die Band so beliebt und einzigartig macht. Mit "Hellriot" liefern Mystic Prophecy brillant ab und lassen jedes Heavy Metal Herz höher schlagen. Pflichtkauf.

Die deutsche Heavy Metal Institution Mystic Prophecy mit ihrem heiß erwarteten 12. Studioalbum "Hellriot". Mit ihrem gefeierten letzten Meisterwerk "Metal Division" und Charterfolgen in mehreren Ländern (u.a. #20 in den offiziellen Top 100 deutschen Albumcharts) gehören Mystic Prophecy zur Speerspitze des internationalen Heavy Metal. Sie sind einer der erfolgreichsten Acts des Genres auf digitalen Plattformen und mit mehreren hunderttausend Followern auf Spotify. Bei ihren Live-Shows beweisen sie immer wieder, dass sie Heavy Metal als leidenschaftlichen Ultimate Fight verstehen. Mit ihrem neuen Album "Hellriot" knüpfen sie dort an, wo sie mit "Metal Divison" aufgehört haben: Kraftvolle prägnante Hooks mit Shout-Along-Faktor, Hard- Hits und monströser Sound gepaart mit technisch brillanten Riffs, alles verfeinert durch eine kraftvolle moderne Produktion, die ihresgleichen sucht und die Band so beliebt und einzigartig macht. Mit "Hellriot" liefern Mystic Prophecy brillant ab und lassen jedes Heavy Metal Herz höher schlagen. Pflichtkauf.

Die deutsche Heavy Metal Institution Mystic Prophecy mit ihrem heiß erwarteten 12. Studioalbum "Hellriot". Mit ihrem gefeierten letzten Meisterwerk "Metal Division" und Charterfolgen in mehreren Ländern (u.a. #20 in den offiziellen Top 100 deutschen Albumcharts) gehören Mystic Prophecy zur Speerspitze des internationalen Heavy Metal. Sie sind einer der erfolgreichsten Acts des Genres auf digitalen Plattformen und mit mehreren hunderttausend Followern auf Spotify. Bei ihren Live-Shows beweisen sie immer wieder, dass sie Heavy Metal als leidenschaftlichen Ultimate Fight verstehen. Mit ihrem neuen Album "Hellriot" knüpfen sie dort an, wo sie mit "Metal Divison" aufgehört haben: Kraftvolle prägnante Hooks mit Shout-Along-Faktor, Hard- Hits und monströser Sound gepaart mit technisch brillanten Riffs, alles verfeinert durch eine kraftvolle moderne Produktion, die ihresgleichen sucht und die Band so beliebt und einzigartig macht. Mit "Hellriot" liefern Mystic Prophecy brillant ab und lassen jedes Heavy Metal Herz höher schlagen. Pflichtkauf.

Die deutsche Heavy Metal Institution Mystic Prophecy mit ihrem heiß erwarteten 12. Studioalbum "Hellriot". Mit ihrem gefeierten letzten Meisterwerk "Metal Division" und Charterfolgen in mehreren Ländern (u.a. #20 in den offiziellen Top 100 deutschen Albumcharts) gehören Mystic Prophecy zur Speerspitze des internationalen Heavy Metal. Sie sind einer der erfolgreichsten Acts des Genres auf digitalen Plattformen und mit mehreren hunderttausend Followern auf Spotify. Bei ihren Live-Shows beweisen sie immer wieder, dass sie Heavy Metal als leidenschaftlichen Ultimate Fight verstehen. Mit ihrem neuen Album "Hellriot" knüpfen sie dort an, wo sie mit "Metal Divison" aufgehört haben: Kraftvolle prägnante Hooks mit Shout-Along-Faktor, Hard- Hits und monströser Sound gepaart mit technisch brillanten Riffs, alles verfeinert durch eine kraftvolle moderne Produktion, die ihresgleichen sucht und die Band so beliebt und einzigartig macht. Mit "Hellriot" liefern Mystic Prophecy brillant ab und lassen jedes Heavy Metal Herz höher schlagen. Pflichtkauf.

Die deutsche Heavy Metal Institution Mystic Prophecy mit ihrem heiß erwarteten 12. Studioalbum "Hellriot". Mit ihrem gefeierten letzten Meisterwerk "Metal Division" und Charterfolgen in mehreren Ländern (u.a. #20 in den offiziellen Top 100 deutschen Albumcharts) gehören Mystic Prophecy zur Speerspitze des internationalen Heavy Metal. Sie sind einer der erfolgreichsten Acts des Genres auf digitalen Plattformen und mit mehreren hunderttausend Followern auf Spotify. Bei ihren Live-Shows beweisen sie immer wieder, dass sie Heavy Metal als leidenschaftlichen Ultimate Fight verstehen. Mit ihrem neuen Album "Hellriot" knüpfen sie dort an, wo sie mit "Metal Divison" aufgehört haben: Kraftvolle prägnante Hooks mit Shout-Along-Faktor, Hard- Hits und monströser Sound gepaart mit technisch brillanten Riffs, alles verfeinert durch eine kraftvolle moderne Produktion, die ihresgleichen sucht und die Band so beliebt und einzigartig macht. Mit "Hellriot" liefern Mystic Prophecy brillant ab und lassen jedes Heavy Metal Herz höher schlagen. Pflichtkauf.

Die deutsche Heavy Metal Institution Mystic Prophecy mit ihrem heiß erwarteten 12. Studioalbum "Hellriot". Mit ihrem gefeierten letzten Meisterwerk "Metal Division" und Charterfolgen in mehreren Ländern (u.a. #20 in den offiziellen Top 100 deutschen Albumcharts) gehören Mystic Prophecy zur Speerspitze des internationalen Heavy Metal. Sie sind einer der erfolgreichsten Acts des Genres auf digitalen Plattformen und mit mehreren hunderttausend Followern auf Spotify. Bei ihren Live-Shows beweisen sie immer wieder, dass sie Heavy Metal als leidenschaftlichen Ultimate Fight verstehen. Mit ihrem neuen Album "Hellriot" knüpfen sie dort an, wo sie mit "Metal Divison" aufgehört haben: Kraftvolle prägnante Hooks mit Shout-Along-Faktor, Hard- Hits und monströser Sound gepaart mit technisch brillanten Riffs, alles verfeinert durch eine kraftvolle moderne Produktion, die ihresgleichen sucht und die Band so beliebt und einzigartig macht. Mit "Hellriot" liefern Mystic Prophecy brillant ab und lassen jedes Heavy Metal Herz höher schlagen. Pflichtkauf.

Die deutsche Heavy Metal Institution Mystic Prophecy mit ihrem heiß erwarteten 12. Studioalbum "Hellriot". Mit ihrem gefeierten letzten Meisterwerk "Metal Division" und Charterfolgen in mehreren Ländern (u.a. #20 in den offiziellen Top 100 deutschen Albumcharts) gehören Mystic Prophecy zur Speerspitze des internationalen Heavy Metal. Sie sind einer der erfolgreichsten Acts des Genres auf digitalen Plattformen und mit mehreren hunderttausend Followern auf Spotify. Bei ihren Live-Shows beweisen sie immer wieder, dass sie Heavy Metal als leidenschaftlichen Ultimate Fight verstehen. Mit ihrem neuen Album "Hellriot" knüpfen sie dort an, wo sie mit "Metal Divison" aufgehört haben: Kraftvolle prägnante Hooks mit Shout-Along-Faktor, Hard- Hits und monströser Sound gepaart mit technisch brillanten Riffs, alles verfeinert durch eine kraftvolle moderne Produktion, die ihresgleichen sucht und die Band so beliebt und einzigartig macht. Mit "Hellriot" liefern Mystic Prophecy brillant ab und lassen jedes Heavy Metal Herz höher schlagen. Pflichtkauf.

Die deutsche Heavy Metal Institution Mystic Prophecy mit ihrem heiß erwarteten 12. Studioalbum "Hellriot". Mit ihrem gefeierten letzten Meisterwerk "Metal Division" und Charterfolgen in mehreren Ländern (u.a. #20 in den offiziellen Top 100 deutschen Albumcharts) gehören Mystic Prophecy zur Speerspitze des internationalen Heavy Metal. Sie sind einer der erfolgreichsten Acts des Genres auf digitalen Plattformen und mit mehreren hunderttausend Followern auf Spotify. Bei ihren Live-Shows beweisen sie immer wieder, dass sie Heavy Metal als leidenschaftlichen Ultimate Fight verstehen. Mit ihrem neuen Album "Hellriot" knüpfen sie dort an, wo sie mit "Metal Divison" aufgehört haben: Kraftvolle prägnante Hooks mit Shout-Along-Faktor, Hard- Hits und monströser Sound gepaart mit technisch brillanten Riffs, alles verfeinert durch eine kraftvolle moderne Produktion, die ihresgleichen sucht und die Band so beliebt und einzigartig macht. Mit "Hellriot" liefern Mystic Prophecy brillant ab und lassen jedes Heavy Metal Herz höher schlagen. Pflichtkauf.

Die deutsche Heavy Metal Institution Mystic Prophecy mit ihrem heiß erwarteten 12. Studioalbum "Hellriot". Mit ihrem gefeierten letzten Meisterwerk "Metal Division" und Charterfolgen in mehreren Ländern (u.a. #20 in den offiziellen Top 100 deutschen Albumcharts) gehören Mystic Prophecy zur Speerspitze des internationalen Heavy Metal. Sie sind einer der erfolgreichsten Acts des Genres auf digitalen Plattformen und mit mehreren hunderttausend Followern auf Spotify. Bei ihren Live-Shows beweisen sie immer wieder, dass sie Heavy Metal als leidenschaftlichen Ultimate Fight verstehen. Mit ihrem neuen Album "Hellriot" knüpfen sie dort an, wo sie mit "Metal Divison" aufgehört haben: Kraftvolle prägnante Hooks mit Shout-Along-Faktor, Hard- Hits und monströser Sound gepaart mit technisch brillanten Riffs, alles verfeinert durch eine kraftvolle moderne Produktion, die ihresgleichen sucht und die Band so beliebt und einzigartig macht. Mit "Hellriot" liefern Mystic Prophecy brillant ab und lassen jedes Heavy Metal Herz höher schlagen. Pflichtkauf.

Die deutsche Heavy Metal Institution Mystic Prophecy mit ihrem heiß erwarteten 12. Studioalbum "Hellriot". Mit ihrem gefeierten letzten Meisterwerk "Metal Division" und Charterfolgen in mehreren Ländern (u.a. #20 in den offiziellen Top 100 deutschen Albumcharts) gehören Mystic Prophecy zur Speerspitze des internationalen Heavy Metal. Sie sind einer der erfolgreichsten Acts des Genres auf digitalen Plattformen und mit mehreren hunderttausend Followern auf Spotify. Bei ihren Live-Shows beweisen sie immer wieder, dass sie Heavy Metal als leidenschaftlichen Ultimate Fight verstehen. Mit ihrem neuen Album "Hellriot" knüpfen sie dort an, wo sie mit "Metal Divison" aufgehört haben: Kraftvolle prägnante Hooks mit Shout-Along-Faktor, Hard- Hits und monströser Sound gepaart mit technisch brillanten Riffs, alles verfeinert durch eine kraftvolle moderne Produktion, die ihresgleichen sucht und die Band so beliebt und einzigartig macht. Mit "Hellriot" liefern Mystic Prophecy brillant ab und lassen jedes Heavy Metal Herz höher schlagen. Pflichtkauf.