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- A1: Doug Intro
- A2: Sometimes You've Got To Stop Chasing Rainbows
- A3: What About Tomorrow
- A4: Beautiful Texas Sunshine; Pedal Steel Guitar – Brad Sarno
- A5: Float Away
- A6: Yesterday Got In The Way
- A7: Keep Your Soul
- B1: Dynamite Woman; Fiddle – Gary Hunt (4)
- B2: Huggin' Thin Air
- B3: Juan Mendoza
- B4: Poison Love
- B5: Seguin
- B6: It's Gonna Be Easy
- B7: Doug Outro
- Shiva Interfere (9:10)
- Ion Storm (4:20)
- Magic (1:35)
- Regno Potiri (10:20)
- Carpet Bombing (2:25)
- Final Conquest (5:59)
- Logic (1:01)
- Sonar Bliss (7:39)
- Completion (6:32)
- Outro (1:30)
To fans of black metal, Dødheimsgard need no introduction, being one of the great purveyors of the Norwegian Black Metal creative evolution.
The band was formed in 1994 by Aldrahn (Thorns) and Vicotnik (Ved Buens Ende). The early incarnation was that of a raw and at often melodic black metal band, with their debut album also featuring Fenriz of Darkthrone on bass. In recent years, Dodheimsgard has become known for its eclectic musical ventures and poignant mood shifts, with a less chaotic, more considered approach compared to their earliest works. Following the 'Kronet til Konge' and 'Monumental Possession' opuses, there was a shift in direction as demonstrated on 1998's 'Satanic Art' EP and by Dødheimsgard's third album, 666 International, Vicotnik had taken over a lot of the writing duties, with DHG's style becoming more technical yet ferocious black metal, with strong experimental ideas and industrial elements.
Vicotnik's riffs were inspired by cult bands such as Thorns and perfectly entwined with Aldrahn's delightfully twisted lyrics and immense vocals to create something truly unique. In its 666 International incarnation, DHG (as they were later to be known) featured a line- up of well- respected Norwegian musicians including Czral (Aura Noir, Ved Buens Ends, Virus), Apollyon (Aura Noir, Immortal), plus Mr Magic Logic (Fleurety) on keyboards, as the album was constructed over a period of time. All in all, 666 International is rightly regarded as a highly influential masterpiece of avant-garde metal by many since its release in 1999.
- A1: Empty Hearted Town
- A2: Steady Rain
- A3: Join Me In L.a
- A4: Hasten Down The Wind
- A5: Werewolves Of London; Written-By – Leroy Marinell*, Waddy Wachtel, Warren Zevon
- A6: Tule's Blues
- A7: The French Inhaler
- B1: Going All The Way
- B2: Poor Poor Pitiful Me
- B3: Studebaker
- B4: Accidentally Like A Martyr
- B5: Carmelita
- B6: I Used To Ride So High
- B7: Stop Rainin' Lord
- B8: Back In The Highlife; Producer, Engineer – Paul Q. Kolderie, Sean Slade; Written-By
- C1: The Rosarita Beach Café
- C2: Desperados Under The Eaves
- C3: Workin' Man's Pay
- C4: Frozen Notes
- C5: Some Kind Of Rider
- C6: I Was In The House When The House Burned Down; Producer, Engineer – Paul Q. Kolderie, Sean Slade
- C7: Don't Let Us Get Sick (Solo Acoustic); Engineer – Bill Johnson (8)
- D1: Warren Speaks On Songwriting And The Early Days Of His Career
- D2: Musings On Mortality, Song Noir, Religion In His Music And The King Of Rock N' Roll
- D3: A Chat About The Producers Of "Life'll Kill Ya," The Album's Stark Sound And Other Singers Covering His Songs
- D4: His Take On Steve Winwood's Classic, The Split Personality, Images And Inspirations In His Compositions
- D5: Talk Of Tv, Movies, Acting And Performing
- A1: The Final Straw
- A2: It Happens Either Way
- A3: Forever Blue
- A4: With Love, Your Clementine
- A5: Like A Song
- B1: Oh Marie
- B2: April, May, July
- B3: Maybe I Love You
- B4: Gloria
- B5: Refined Believer
Throughout Refined Believer's 10 captivating tracks, OSKA illustrates her experience with losing faith in certain friendships and romantic relationships, only to connect with someone who reaffirms her conviction. "Something that I was going through in my life was trusting some people again," OSKA says of the title Refined Believer and its title track, which alludes to the singer inching back to a place of trust after a period of holding back. "I feel like I can believe in something bigger than myself again, which doesn't have to be something religious. It just means that I'm finding the ability to hope again."
- A1: The Honey Drippers– Impeach The President
- A2: Eddie Bo– If It's Good To You (It's Good For You)
- A3: The Gaturs– Gatur Bait
- A4: Johnson* & The Lucky Hearts– Get It
- A5: Sonny Jones– Sissy Walk
- B1: Mary Jane Hooper– Don't Change Nothing
- B2: Herbie Thompson– Keep On Stepping
- B3: The Black Nasty*– Party On 4Th Street
- B4: Lynn Day– Bit Off More (Than I Can Chew)
- B5: Ike Turner & The Kings Of Rhythm*– Funky Mule
- C1: Billy The Baron & His Smokin Challengers*– Communications Is Where It's At
- C2: City Council Ltd.– When You Git Through Wit It Put It Back
- C3: Bobo Mr. Soul– H.l.i.c
- C4: The Chosen Few (8)– We Are The Chosen Few
- C5: Georgianna Mccoy & The Classetts– I've Got To Space
- D1: Johnny Mae Matthews*– My Momma Didn't Lie
- D2: Glenda Dove– It's Gotta Be Something Else
- D3: City Council Ltd.– You Got It All, Ain't No More
- D4: Dennis Lee & Notables– Funky Penguin
- D5: James Black– There's A Storm In The Gulf
- A1: I Wanna Get High (Album Version)
- A2: I Ain't Goin' Out Like That (Explicit Album Version)
- A3: Insane In The Brain (Explicit Album Version)
- B1: When The Shit Goes Down
- B2: Lick A Shot (Album Version)
- B3: Cock The Hammer (Album Version)
- C1: Lil' Putos (Album Version)
- C2: Legalize It (Album Version)
- C3: Hits From The Bong (Album Version)
- D1: What Go Around Come Around, Kid (Album Version)
- D2: A To The K (Album Version)
- D3: Hand On The Glock (Album Version)
- D4: Break 'Em Off Some (Album Version)
Remixes[28,36 €]
- A1: Holiday Hymn
- A2: Get On Board
- A3: Somewhere In China
- A4: This Arsehole's Been Burned Too Many Times
- A5: Elevator
- A6: Hey Mister
- B1: Stop That Girl
- B2: Dial F For Fake
- B3: Moscow
- B4: Louche Life
- B5: 22 Blue
- B6: Big Sur
The Secret Goldfish release their first album in 25 years in June 2025 - Empty Holster has been in process since 1996 when vocalist Katy Lironi started collating songs by her favourite songwriters Vic Godard, Davy Henderson and James Kirk (the idea for Empty Holster was a covers album of their songs).
The tracks have been recorded extremely sporadically over the past decades and were finally finished off at Green Door studio and mastered by Samuel Joseph Smith.
Empty Holster also features covers of songs by Dan Penn and Spooner Oldham, Port Sulphur, The Beach Boys, and a long-lost Goldfish collaboration with Adventures in Stereo's Jim Beattie, Elevator, which was missing for 15 years, presumed lost. Musical guests appearing on Empty Holster include Mick Slaven (The Bluebells), Campbell Owens (AztecCamera), James Kirk (Orange Juice), Vic Godard (Subway Sect), Francis Macdonald (Teenage Fanclub), and Katy and Douglas's daughter Amelia Lironi (QUAD90). The album is pressed on Goldfish Orange vinyl at Seabass Vinyl in Scotland.
- A1: Echo Of My Shadow
- A2: To Be Alright
- A3: Your Blood
- A4: The Conflict Of The Mind
- B1: Some Type Of Skin
- B2: The Essence
- B3: Earthly Delights
- B4: The Dark Dresses Lightly
- C1: Soul With No King
- C2: Dreams
- C3: My Name Feat. Ane Brun
- Featuring – Ane Brun
- C4: Do You Feel?
- D1: Starvation
- D2: The Blade
- D3: My Body Is Not Mine
- D4: Invisible Wounds
- A1: Bryan Adams– Go Down Rockin', Written-By – Adams*, Vallance*
- A2: Bryan Adams– Can't Stop This Thing We Started, Written-By – Adams*, Lange*
- A3: Bryan Adams– Run To You, Written-By – Adams*, Vallance*
- A4: Bryan Adams– Ultimate Love, Written-By – Adams*, Vallance*
- A5: Bryan Adams– Heaven, Written-By – Adams*, Vallance*
- A6: Bryan Adams With Tina Turner– It's Only Love, Written-By – Adams*, Vallance*
- B1: Bryan Adams– Here I Am, Written-By – Adams*, Peters*, Zimmer*
- B2: Bryan Adams With Melanie C– When You're Gone, Written-By – Adams*, Kennedy*
- B3: Bryan Adams– Cloud Number 9, Written-By – Adams*, Peters*, Martin*
- B4: Bryan Adams– (Everything I Do) I Do It For You, Written-By – Adams*, Kamen*, Lange*
- B5: Bryan Adams– You Belong To Me, Written-By – Adams*, Vallance*
- C1: Bryan Adams– Summer Of '69, Written-By – Adams*, Vallance*
- C2: Bryan Adams– Have You Ever Really Loved A Woman?, Written-By – Adams*, Kamen*, Lange*
- C3: Bryan Adams– Somebody, Written-By – Adams*, Vallance*
- C4: Bryan Adams– Please Forgive Me, Written-By – Adams*, Lange*
- C5: Bryan Adams– Cuts Like A Knife, Written-By – Adams*, Vallance*
- D1: Bryan Adams– The Only Thing That Looks Good On Me Is You, Written-By – Adams*, Lange*
- D2: Bryan Adams With Rod Stewart & Sting– All For Love, Written-By – Adams*, Kamen*, Lange*
- D3: Bryan Adams– Back To You (Mtv Unplugged), Written-By – Adams*, Kennedy*
- D4: Bryan Adams– Please Stay, Written-By – Adams*, Vallance*
- D5: Bryan Adams– 18 Til I Die, Written-By – Adams*, Lange*
- A1: Sara Smile, Arranged By – Christopher Bond, Daryl Hall, John Oates, Written-By – Daryl Hall, John Oates
- A2: Rich Girl, Arranged By – Christopher Bond, Daryl Hall, John Oates, Arranged By
- A3: It's A Laugh (Single Version), Arranged By – Daryl Hall, David Foster, John Oates, Written-By – Daryl Hall
- A4: Wait For Me, Written-By – Daryl Hall
- A5: You've Lost That Lovin' Feeling, Written-By – Barry Mann, Cynthia Weil, Phil Spector
- B1: Kiss On My List, Written-By – Daryl Hall, Janna Allen
- B2: You Make My Dreams, Written-By – Daryl Hall, John Oates, Sara Allen
- B3: Private Eyes, Written-By – Daryl Hall, John Oates, Sara Allen, Warren Pash
- B4: I Can't Go For That (No Can Do), Written-By – Daryl Hall, John Oates, Sara Allen
- B5: Did It In A Minute, Lyrics By – Daryl Hall, John Oates, Sara Allen, Music By – Daryl Hall
- C1: Maneater, Lyrics By – Daryl Hall, John Oates, Sara Allen, Music By – Daryl Hall, John Oates
- C2: One On One, Written-By – Daryl Hall
- C3: Family Man, Written-By – Maggie Reilly, Mike Frye, Mike Oldfield, Morris Pert, Rick Fenn, Kim Cross*
- C4: Say It Isn't So, Written-By – Daryl Hall
- D1: Adult Education (Promotional 12"), Lyrics By – Daryl Hall, John Oates, Sara Allen, Music By – Daryl Hall
- D2: Out Of Touch (Single Version), Mixed By – Arthur Baker, Written-By – Daryl Hall, John Oates
- D3: Method Of Modern Love, Written-By – Daryl Hall, Janna Allen
- D4: Some Things Are Better Left Unsaid, Written-By – Daryl Hall
- A1: We Begged 2 Explode
- A2: Pash Rash
- A3: Festival Song
- A4: Staring Out The Window At Your Old Apartment
- A5: Wave Goodnight To Me
- A6: To Be A Ghost
- B1: Pietro, 60 Years Old
- B2: I Did Something Weird Last Night
- B3: Blast Damage Days
- B4: Bang On The Door
- B5: Rainbow
- B6: Planet Luxury
- B7: Helllhoooole
- B8: June 21St
- B9: The Fuzz
- B10: While You're Alive
- B11: Perfect Sound Whatever
- A1: Mean Old World (2 42)
- A2: Blues With A Feeling (Part I) (2 23)
- A3: Blues With A Feeling (Part Ii) (3 17)
- A4: I Got My Eyes On You (3 06)
- A5: Still A Fool (3 39)
- A6: Checkin' Up On My Baby (3 18)
- B1: One Way Out (Part I) (2 15)
- B2: One Way Out (Part Ii) (2 17)
- B3: Talk To Me Baby (2 25)
- B4: Ain't Your Business (2 09)
- B5: Shake 'Em On Down (5 35)
- B6: Somebody Loves Me (2 49)
- A1: Premier Contact
- A2: Le Manège Des Vanités
- A3: Dead Hip Hop
- A4: Avec Les Larmes
- B1: Autour D’un Café
- B2: Ne Plus Y Croire
- B3: Toute La Vérité
- B4: Poussière D’enfants
- C1: Le Rendez-Vous Manqué
- C2: De L’amour À La Haine
- C3: Sous Le Signe Du V
- C4: Un Peu Seul
- D1: Baise Les Gens
- D2: Peut-Être Un Verre ?
- D3: Pas Stable
- D4: Depuis Que J’étais Enfant
- D5: Perspectives
- D6: Il Faut Qu’on Parle
A l’occasion des 20 ans de cet album devenu culte, Record Makers réédite une version spéciale anniversaire limitée (vinyles transparents – 500 exemplaires) qui ravivera la flamme des fans de la première heure, des nouveaux fans et des collectionneurs. "Vive la Vie" est aujourd’hui un album référent pour les amateurs de rap, reconnu par ses pairs lyricistes, c’est un de ses albums qui marquent à jamais une époque, celle des années 2000 et de son rap aux rimes fines et puissantes.
Le 15 novembre 2004 sortait "Vive la Vie" le premier album du Klub des Loosers.
On ne présente plus le Klub des Loosers et son unique membre Fuzati. Pourquoi ? parce qu'on en a un peu honte quand même. Imaginez un jeune versaillais que tout prédestinait à devenir écrivain maudit ou chanteur d'un groupe de pop répétant dans le garage parental le dimanche de 16h à 20h. Le genre de type qui passait ses samedis après-midi à la bibliothèque municipale, ses samedi soir à boire de la bière dans les squats de jeunes où on recense une fille pour dix mecs et où la phrase qui revient le plus souvent est "qui roule un joint ?"
Imaginez maintenant que ce type ait une illumination, au milieu de ces jeunes que tout prédestine à la réussite (HEC, science-po) et qui lorsqu'ils se retrouvent ensemble ne savent pas faire autre chose que de se défoncer. "Nous sommes un klub de loosers".
Comme il n'aime pas trop les gens, Fuzati fondera un klub dont il sera le seul membre. Comme il n'a pas de guitare que le hip hop est son seul ami il se dit qu'il fera ça comme musique. Bah oui c'est sympa le hip hop. Comme on lui a dit qu'il n'avait pas une tête de rappeur et que les casquettes à l'envers lui vont mal il ne montrera jamais son visage et portera un chapeau. S'en suivra un parcours classique de MC underground qui rappe pour la rue (mais aussi les avenues) et représente ses refrés illégalement enfermés derrière les murs des prépas t'as vu. Mixtapes, nombreux freestyles dans l'émission Greckfrite diffusée sur la chaine internet Canalweb, concert à la MJC de Versailles mais aussi dans un entrepôt désinfecté à Dunkerque.
En 2003 Il signe sur le label parisien Record Makers parce qu'on lui a appris qu'il ne fallait pas trop se mélanger avec les gens d'autres milieux. Sortiront deux EP, "Baise les Gens" et "La Femme de Fer" qui sont déjà des classiques pour au moins 32 personnes. La même année sort également l'album de l'atelier "Buffet des Anciens Elèves" auquel il participe avec Tékilatex du groupe TTC, James Delleck, Cyanure et deux producteurs de talent, Tacteel (Lex Records) et ParaOne (Institubes). En juillet 2004 sort le maxi du Klub des Loosers où collaborent MF DOOM, légende hip hop, et Jean-Benoit Dunckel, moitié du groupe AIR.
Danza Tribale opens a new chapter in 2025 with MAITAKE - ??, the debut EP from Italian sound explorer Lo.Sai. Rooted in sonic tactility and movement, the project draws from both ancestral rhythms and experimental structures to create something intimate, immersive, and future-facing.
Named after the "dancing mushroom" from Japanese folklore, MAITAKE is inspired by the interconnected growth of mycelial networks and the emotional ecology of shared experience. Developed in collaboration with choreographer Maria Combi, the EP is a meditation on collective motion - where dance, rhythm, and ritual coalesce.
Across five tracks, Lo.Sai weaves together broken percussion, deep bass, fieldrecordings, and global rhythmic language. Fragments of flamenco, muezzin prayer, and Central African everyday rhythms float through the record - artefacts gathered by the artist's close-knit creative circle in Lunigiana. What emerges is not just a club record, but a living, breathing sonic organism.




















