2025 Record Store Day title - now available for general sale. A selection of top quality tracks from some of reggae’s legendary singers backed by some of the best musicians - Tyrone Taylor, Joseph Cotton, Errol Dunkley, Gregory Isaacs,Frederica Tibbs, J Nile featuring his son J Nile, Cornell Campbell, Jimmy James (of Jimmy James and the Vagabonds fame, one of the first Jamaican recording artists), Winston Reedy (Mr Dim The Lights – lovers rock king) , The Heptones - top Jamaican group who recorded countless hits for Studio One, and BB Seaton (one of Jamaicas best songwriters). Recorded at the Room in the Sky Studio, Tuff Gong Jamaica, Music Lab Jamaica, and Ariwa,. Musiciams: Sly Dunbar, , Winston Horseman Williams, Michael ""Megahbass"" Fletcher, Flabba Holt, Alan Weekes, Vin Gordon,,Noel Fish Salmon, ,Ashanti Selah, Bongo Herman.
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- A1: Funk Formula 1 (Intro) 0:32
- A2: The Power Of The One Featuring – George Benson, Williams Singers 4:58
- A3: Slide Eazy Featuring – Ellis Hall, Rod Castro 3:43
- A4: Creepin' Featuring – Christone "Kingfish" Ingram 4:53
- B1: Jam On Featuring – Brandon "Taz" Niederauer*, Snoop Dogg 5:02
- B2: Lips Turn Blue Featuring – Emmaline 4:10
- B3: Funkship Area-51 Featuring – Brother Nature, Christian Mcbride 3:59
- B4: Bewise Featuring – Robert "Bewise" Harding* 4:08
- C1: Soul Not 4 Sale Featuring – Hollywood Anderson 5:35
- C2: Club Funkateers Featuring – Branford Marsalis, Danielle René Withers*, Victor Wooten 3:32
- C3: Wantme2Stay Featuring – Branford Marsalis, Larry Graham, Uché 4:03
- C4: Funktropolis Featuring – Brother Nature, Johnny Davis 4:59
- D1: Wishing Well Featuring – Ellis Hall 5:35
- D2: Bootsy Off Broadway Featuring – Christian Mcbride, Emmaline, Frankie "Kash" Waddy* 3:22
- D3: Stargate Featuring – Dr. Cornel West*, Ellis Hall, Emisunshine, Victor Wooten 6:12
- D4: Stolen Dreams Featuring – Brother Nature, Henry Invisible*, Rod Castro (2) 3:52
- A1: Early Autumn; Bass – Milt Hinton; Drums – Osie Johnson; Flute – Jerome Richardson; Guitar – Billy Mure; Piano – Billy Rowland, Written-By – Johnny Mercer, Ralph Burns, Woody Herman 3:09
- A2: Round Midnight; Bass – Milt Hinton; Drums – Osie Johnson; Guitar – Billy Mure; Piano – Billy Rowland; Trumpet – Billy Butterfield, Written-By – B. Hanighen*, C. Williams*, Thelonious Monk 2:59
- A3: Prelude To A Kiss; Bass – Milt Hinton; Drums – Osie Johnson; Guitar – Billy Mure; Piano – Billy Rowland; Trombone – Urbie Green; Written-By – Duke Ellington, Irving Gordon, Irving Mills 2:58
- A4: My One And Only Love; Bass – Wendell Marshall; Drums – Don Lamond; Piano – Hank Jones; Tenor Saxophone – Al Cohn; Written-By – Guy Wood, Robert Mellin 3:28
- A5: In Other Words; Bass – Wendell Marshall; Drums – Don Lamond; Piano – Hank Jones; Tenor Saxophone – Al Cohn; Written-By – Bart Howard 3:51
- A6: Two For The Blues; Baritone Saxophone – Jerome Richardson; Bass – Milt Hinton; Drums – Osie Johnson; Guitar – Billy Mure; Piano – Billy Rowland, Written-By – J. Hendricks*, Neal Hefti 2:38
- B1: Blue And Sentimental; Bass – Milt Hinton; Drums – Osie Johnson; Guitar – Billy Mure; Piano – Billy Rowland; Trombone – Urbie Green, Written-By – Count Basie, Jerry Livingston, Max David* 2:52
- B2: Speak Low; Bass – Wendell Marshall; Drums – Don Lamond; Piano – Hank Jones; Tenor Saxophone – Al Cohn, Written-By – Kurt Weill, Ogden Nash 3:57
- B3: Oh What A Night For Love; Bass – Milt Hinton; Drums – Osie Johnson; Guitar – Billy Mure; Piano – Billy Rowland, Written-By – Neal Hefti, Steve Allen (3) 2:55
- B4: You Go To My Head; Bass – Wendell Marshall; Drums – Don Lamond; Piano – Hank Jones; Tenor Saxophone – Al Cohn, Written-By – Haven Gillespie, J. Fred Coots 3:04
- B5: Caravan; Bass – Milt Hinton; Drums – Osie Johnson; Flute – Jerome Richardson; Guitar – Billy Mure; Piano – Billy Rowland, Written-By – Duke Ellington, Irving Mills, Juan Tizol 3:51
- B6: Soft Winds; Baritone Saxophone – Jerome Richardson; Bass – Milt Hinton; Drums – Osie Johnson; Guitar – Billy Mure; Piano – Billy Rowlandm, Written-By – Benny Goodman, Fred Royal 2:36
- A1: Impressions; Bass – 田中晋吾*; Composed By – John Coltrane; Drums – 柴田 亮*; Piano – 上原ひろみ*; Tenor Saxophone – 本間将人*
- A2: Omelet Rice; Bass – Marty Holoubek; Clarinet – 小林未侑; Guitar – 國田大輔*; Percussion – 石若 駿*; Piano – 上原ひろみ*; Viola – 中 恵菜*, 古屋聡見; Violin
- A3: Day By Day; Bass – Marty Holoubek; Cello – 向井 航*, 下島万乃; Conductor – 挾間美帆*; Drums – 伊吹文裕*; Flute – 野津雄太; Guitar – 井上 銘*; Piano – 上原ひろみ*; Viola – 中 恵菜*, 古屋聡見; Violin
- A4: Kawakita Blues; Bass – 田中晋吾*; Drums – 柴田 亮*; Guitar – 田辺充邦*; Piano – 上原ひろみ*
- A5: Ambition; Bass – Marty Holoubek; Cello – 向井 航*, 下島万乃; Conductor – 挾間美帆*; Guitar – 井上 銘*; Piano – 上原ひろみ*; Viola – 中 恵菜*, 古屋聡見; Violin
- A6: Blue Giant ~Cello & Piano~; Cello – 向井 航*; Piano – 上原ひろみ*
- A7: Motivation; Bass – Marty Holoubek; Clarinet – 小林未侑; Drums – 菅野知明*; Electric Piano – 上原ひろみ*; Flute – 片山士駿; Guitar – 國田大輔*; Percussion – 石若 駿*; Violin
- A8: In Search Of...; Bass – Marty Holoubek; Drums – 菅野知明*; Electric Piano – 上原ひろみ*; Guitar – 國田大輔*
- A9: The Beginning; Bass – Marty Holoubek; Drums – 菅野知明*; Guitar – 國田大輔*; Piano – 上原ひろみ*; Trumpet – 佐瀬悠輔*
- A10: Monologue; Bass – Marty Holoubek; Cello – 向井 航*, 篠崎由紀*; Piano – 上原ひろみ*; Trombone – 三原万里子; Viola – 中 恵菜*, 古屋聡見; Violin
- A11: Forward; Bass – Marty Holoubek; Cello – 向井 航*, 篠崎由紀*; Drums – 菅野知明*; Flute – 片山士駿; Piano – 上原ひろみ*; Trumpet – 佐瀬悠輔*; Viola – 中 恵菜*, 古屋聡見
- Violin
- A12: Another Autumn; Bass – 中林薫平*; Drums – 井川 晃*; Piano – 上原ひろみ*; Tenor Saxophone – 馬場智章*
- B1: Next Step; Bass – Marty Holoubek; Drums – 菅野知明*; Electric Piano – 上原ひろみ*; Guitar – 國田大輔*; Percussion – 石若 駿*; Violin
- B2: Challenge; Cello – 向井 航*, 下島万乃; Conductor – 挾間美帆*; Guitar – 國田大輔*; Trumpet – 伊藤 駿*; Viola – 中 恵菜*, 古屋聡見; Violin
- B3: Kick Off; Bass – Marty Holoubek; Drums – 菅野知明*; Guitar – 國田大輔*; Piano – 上原ひろみ*; Trombone – 三原万里子; Viola – 中 恵菜*, 古屋聡見; Violin
- B4: Samba Five; Bass – 田中晋吾*; Composed By, Arranged By – 陣内一真*; Drums – 柴田 亮*; Keyboards – 上原ひろみ*; Tenor Saxophone – 本間将人*; Trumpet – 村上 基*
- B5: N.e.w.; Drums – 石若 駿*; Piano – 上原ひろみ*; Tenor Saxophone – 馬場智章*
- B6: Recollection; Bass – Marty Holoubek; Cello – 向井 航*, 下島万乃; Conductor – 挾間美帆*; Guitar – 國田大輔*; Piano – 上原ひろみ*; Viola – 中 恵菜*, 古屋聡見; Violin
- B7: No Way Out; Cello – 向井 航*, 下島万乃; Conductor – 挾間美帆*; Guitar – 國田大輔*; Viola – 中 恵菜*, 古屋聡見; Violin
- C1: New Day; Bass – Marty Holoubek; Cello – 向井 航*, 下島万乃; Conductor – 挾間美帆*; Drums – 伊吹文裕*; Flute – 野津雄太; Guitar – 井上 銘*; Piano – 上原ひろみ*; Viola – 中 恵菜*, 古屋聡見; Violin
- C2: Reunion; Bass – Marty Holoubek; Cello – 向井 航*, 下島万乃; Conductor – 挾間美帆*; Drums – 伊吹文裕*; Flute – 野津雄太; Piano – 上原ひろみ*; Viola – 中 恵菜*, 古屋聡見; Violin
- C3: Count On Me; Alto Saxophone – 本間将人*; Bass – 田中晋吾*; Drums – 柴田 亮*; Piano – 上原ひろみ*
- C4: Faith; Cello – 向井 航*, 下島万乃; Conductor – 挾間美帆*; Guitar – 井上 銘*; Piano – 上原ひろみ*; Viola – 中 恵菜*, 古屋聡見; Violin
- C5: Nostalgia; Bass – Marty Holoubek; Piano – 上原ひろみ*; Violin
- C6: What It Takes; Bass – Marty Holoubek; Cello – 向井 航*, 下島万乃; Conductor – 挾間美帆*; Guitar – 井上 銘*; Oboe – 神農広樹; Viola – 中 恵菜*, 古屋聡見; Violin
- D1: We Will; Drums – 石若 駿*; Tenor Saxophone – 馬場智章*
- D2: From Here; Cello – 向井 航*, 下島万乃; Conductor – 挾間美帆*; Cymbal – 伊吹文裕*; Oboe – 神農広樹; Piano – 上原ひろみ*; Trumpet – 伊藤 駿*; Viola – 中 恵菜*, 古屋聡見
- Violin
- D3: First Note; Drums – 石若 駿*; Piano – 上原ひろみ*; Tenor Saxophone – 馬場智章*
- D4: Blue Giant; Drums – 石若 駿*; Piano – 上原ひろみ*; Tenor Saxophone – 馬場智章*
[b] A2 Omelet Rice; Bass – Marty Holoubek; Clarinet – 小林未侑; Guitar – 國田大輔*; Percussion – 石若 駿*; Piano – 上原ひろみ*; Viola – 中 恵菜*, 古屋聡見; Violin [1st] – 田中笑美子, 田村直貴, 西江辰郎; Violin [2nd] – ビルマン聡平*, 松崎千鶴
[c] A3 Day By Day; Bass – Marty Holoubek; Cello – 向井 航*, 下島万乃; Conductor – 挾間美帆*; Drums – 伊吹文裕*; Flute – 野津雄太; Guitar – 井上 銘*; Piano – 上原ひろみ*; Viola – 中 恵菜*, 古屋聡見; Violin [1st] – 田中笑美子, 田村直貴, 西江辰郎; Violin [2nd] – ビルマン聡平*, 松崎千鶴
[e] A5 Ambition; Bass – Marty Holoubek; Cello – 向井 航*, 下島万乃; Conductor – 挾間美帆*; Guitar – 井上 銘*; Piano – 上原ひろみ*; Viola – 中 恵菜*, 古屋聡見; Violin [1st] – 田中笑美子, 田村直貴, 西江辰郎; Violin [2nd] – ビルマン聡平*, 松崎千鶴
[g] A7 Motivation; Bass – Marty Holoubek; Clarinet – 小林未侑; Drums – 菅野知明*; Electric Piano – 上原ひろみ*; Flute – 片山士駿; Guitar – 國田大輔*; Percussion – 石若 駿*; Violin [1st] – 田中笑美子, 田村直貴, 西江辰郎; Violin [2nd] – ビルマン聡平*, 松崎千鶴
[j] A10 Monologue; Bass – Marty Holoubek; Cello – 向井 航*, 篠崎由紀*; Piano – 上原ひろみ*; Trombone – 三原万里子; Viola – 中 恵菜*, 古屋聡見; Violin [1st] – 田中笑美子, 田村直貴, 西江辰郎; Violin [2nd] – ビルマン聡平*, 松崎千鶴
[l] Violin [1st] – 田中笑美子, 田村直貴, 西江辰郎; Violin [2nd] – ビルマン聡平*, 松崎千鶴
[n] B1 Next Step; Bass – Marty Holoubek; Drums – 菅野知明*; Electric Piano – 上原ひろみ*; Guitar – 國田大輔*; Percussion – 石若 駿*; Violin [1st] – 田中笑美子, 田村直貴, 西江辰郎; Violin [2nd] – ビルマン聡平*, 松崎千鶴
[o] B2 Challenge; Cello – 向井 航*, 下島万乃; Conductor – 挾間美帆*; Guitar – 國田大輔*; Trumpet – 伊藤 駿*; Viola – 中 恵菜*, 古屋聡見; Violin [1st] – 田中笑美子, 田村直貴, 西江辰郎; Violin [2nd] – ビルマン聡平*, 松崎千鶴
[p] B3 Kick Off; Bass – Marty Holoubek; Drums – 菅野知明*; Guitar – 國田大輔*; Piano – 上原ひろみ*; Trombone – 三原万里子; Viola – 中 恵菜*, 古屋聡見; Violin [1st] – 田中笑美子, 田村直貴, 西江辰郎; Violin [2nd] – ビルマン聡平*, 松崎千鶴
[s] B6 Recollection; Bass – Marty Holoubek; Cello – 向井 航*, 下島万乃; Conductor – 挾間美帆*; Guitar – 國田大輔*; Piano – 上原ひろみ*; Viola – 中 恵菜*, 古屋聡見; Violin [1st] – 田中笑美子, 田村直貴, 西江辰郎; Violin [2nd] – ビルマン聡平*, 松崎千鶴
[t] B7 No Way Out; Cello – 向井 航*, 下島万乃; Conductor – 挾間美帆*; Guitar – 國田大輔*; Viola – 中 恵菜*, 古屋聡見; Violin [1st] – 田中笑美子, 田村直貴, 西江辰郎; Violin [2nd] – ビルマン聡平*, 松崎千鶴
[u] C1 New Day; Bass – Marty Holoubek; Cello – 向井 航*, 下島万乃; Conductor – 挾間美帆*; Drums – 伊吹文裕*; Flute – 野津雄太; Guitar – 井上 銘*; Piano – 上原ひろみ*; Viola – 中 恵菜*, 古屋聡見; Violin [1st] – 田中笑美子, 田村直貴, 西江辰郎; Violin [2nd] – ビルマン聡平*, 松崎千鶴
[v] C2 Reunion; Bass – Marty Holoubek; Cello – 向井 航*, 下島万乃; Conductor – 挾間美帆*; Drums – 伊吹文裕*; Flute – 野津雄太; Piano – 上原ひろみ*; Viola – 中 恵菜*, 古屋聡見; Violin [1st] – 田中笑美子, 田村直貴, 西江辰郎; Violin [2nd] – ビルマン聡平*, 松崎千鶴
[x] C4 Faith; Cello – 向井 航*, 下島万乃; Conductor – 挾間美帆*; Guitar – 井上 銘*; Piano – 上原ひろみ*; Viola – 中 恵菜*, 古屋聡見; Violin [1st] – 田中笑美子, 田村直貴, 西江辰郎; Violin [2nd] – ビルマン聡平*, 松崎千鶴
[y] C5 Nostalgia; Bass – Marty Holoubek; Piano – 上原ひろみ*; Violin [1st] – 田中笑美子, 田村直貴, 西江辰郎; Violin [2nd] – ビルマン聡平*, 松崎千鶴
[z] C6 What It Takes; Bass – Marty Holoubek; Cello – 向井 航*, 下島万乃; Conductor – 挾間美帆*; Guitar – 井上 銘*; Oboe – 神農広樹; Viola – 中 恵菜*, 古屋聡見; Violin [1st] – 田中笑美子, 田村直貴, 西江辰郎; Violin [2nd] – ビルマン聡平*, 松崎千鶴
[xc] Violin [1st] – 田中笑美子, 田村直貴, 西江辰郎; Violin [2nd] – ビルマン聡平*, 松崎千鶴
- A1: Bar Mitzvah
- A2: Faces On The Dollar
- A3: God Hour
- A4: Chuck Berry; Featuring – Shawn Pen
- A5: Reflections; Featuring – Rogue Venom*
- B1: Ink Blotches
- B2: Potatoes; Featuring – Torae, Yarbrough
- B3: Nasty; Featuring – Planet Asia
- B4: Truth Be Told
- B5: How Will I Go
- A1: I Know I Won't
- A2: Art On The Run
- A3: Night Is Over
- A4: Velvet Fuselage
- A5: Sleepy Metal Box
- A6: Hamburg
- A7: How Come They Don't Touch The Ground
- B1: Winter Splinter Bay
- B2: The Lantern, Backing Vocals – Ann Carlberger
- B3: Volumes
- B4: Soft Murder
- B5: Travelling Through The Sea Of Sun Machines
- B6: The Width And The Height
- A1: Quint (5)– (The Ballad Of) Sharknado; Written-By – Anthony C. Ferrante, Robbie Rist
- A2: Daniel Davies (3)– Wave Of Mutilation; Written-By – Charles Thompson*
- A3: Camper Van Beethoven– Long Way To Go (Sharknado); Written-By – David Lowery, Jonathan Segel
- A4: Eddie Cole– Shark Rain; Written By – Eddie Cole
- A5: Dave Days– Shark Fight; Written-By – David Colditz
- A6: East Bay Ray– Shark Beach; Written-By – East Bay Ray
- A7: Martin Luther Lennon– Armageddon Surfer Girl, Rock On; Written-By – Anthony Douglas Perkins
- B1: Camper Van Beethoven– Infinite Ocean; Written-By – David Lowery, Jonathan Segel
- B2: Justin Lassen– Jaws Theme (Justin Lassen Remix); Remix – Justin Lassen; Written-By – John T. Williams*
- B3: Barnaby Austin– Shark Attack Written-By – Philip Miller*
- B4: East Bay Ray– Shark Truck; Written-By – East Bay Ray
- B5: Geno Lenardo– That's When I Reach For My Revolver; Written-By – Clint Connelly*
- B6: Quint (5)– Crash; Written-By – Anthony C. Ferrante, Robbie Rist
- A1: Breakthrough
- A2: Innocence
- A3: Be Free
- A4: Blaze Awa
- A5: Goal
- A6: Honoo No Running Back
- B1: Dang Dang
- B2: Be Survivor
- B3: Blaze Line
- B4: A Day Dreaming…
- B5: Flower
- B6: Song Of Power
- C1: Go!!
- C2: Futari No Imi
- C3: Max Wind
- C4: Go For It!!
- C5: Atarashii Kaze
- D1: Make My Way
- D2: Thanks
- D3: Chain Of Power
- D4: Midnight Sunshine
- D5: Run To Win!
The story of Eyeshield 21 follows the protagonist Sena, the whipping boy of his classmates, who wants to earn respect by joining a club at the start of the school year. He crosses paths with Hiruma, head of the American soccer club, who recruits him for his exceptional running skills. They must quickly find 11 other players, as the inter-school championship begins in 24 hours.
Numerous artists and composers were involved in creating the theme music and accompanying songs, including Kosuke Morimoto, who contributed to various theme songs for Fullmetal Alchemist and One Piece. Any fan of the series will have a strong feeling of nostalgia when they recall the music that marked them during their teenage years. The very Pop-rock and J-pop tones will remind them of those after-school afternoons watching episodes of this epic anime on Game One. You'll also be able to hear the voices of the Japanese cast, including the voice of the main character, Sena Kobayakawa, on many of the credits and accompanying songs.
The manga turns 21 in 2023. To celebrate, the author wrote a 55-page one-shot called “Brain X Brave”, which appeared in early January 2024 in Weekly Shonen Jump. The anime has been broadcast frequently on Game One since September 2009 and on France Ô since September 2012.
The road is a wrinkled timeline. Uncanny flatness conceals unfolding textures, transparent layers and open tabs. The truck cuts the landscape, tracing the road with a line of mad logic that composites time, space, thought. On “Le Camion de Marguerite Duras,” French duo Jean-Marie Mercimek have returned with a road movie for the blind. Composed and recorded by Marion Molle and Ronan Riou over six years across France and Belgium, this unlikely distillation of microtonal MIDI composition, French B.O., and post-punk chansons brazenly expands the duos’ penchant for lowkey narrative spectacle.
Across “Le Camion,” sounds form a theatrical screen. Our ears are the curtains drawn wide and listening with a look that pans across the shot. No title cards, they cut straight to action. The truck is a camera, zooming and framing the tracks as scenes. Songwriting and sound design blur in a tangle of delicate economy. The balance of mutant music-boxes and dewy miniatures recalls otherworldly hits from Gareth Williams’ Flaming Tunes, Residents, and catchier corners of the Lovely Music catalog. Strange, sure, but this flick is never quite a cartoon. Molle and Riou’s vocals dilate into a cast of very human characters. Voices sing borrowed texts like untrained actors (playing themselves, in fact) stepping into the frame once before disappearing forever. And when they’re gone, you miss them. But here in the truck, it all comes back again under the cyclic spell of repose in perpetual motion. Turn up the radio and appuyez sur le champignon. - Turner Williams Jr.
- 1: Love Will See Us Through This
- 2: Bergab
- 3: Die Bestie Mit Dem Brennenden Schweif
- 4: Ich Hab Von Der Musik Geträumt
- 5: Die Satanischen Fersen
- 6: Mein Eid
- 7: Pervert The Source
- 8: Fka M & M 1
- 9: Wheelgreaser
- 10: Hab Gnade!
- 11: Funke & Benzin
- 12: Your Fears Are Well-Founded
- 13: Mein Mo(Nu)Ment (Feat. Sophia Blenda)
- 14: Inkomplett
- 15: Rosa
- 16: Nation Of Resignation
- 17: Ein Haus
Man singt und es wird: Im Zuge eines Zusammenbruchs hat Max Gruber den Soloartist Drangsal gekillt und die Band Drangsal gegründet. Am Ende des Tunnels steht das im Juni 2025 erscheinende Album, Aus keiner meiner Brücken die in Asche liegen ist je ein Phönix emporgestiegen.
Seit über zehn Jahren sichelt Max Gruber mittlerweile die Zick-Zack-Schneise Drangsal durch die deutsche Poplandschaft: Harieschaim aus 2016, Zores aus 2018 und zuletzt Exit Strategy – das ihm 2021 Platz 6 der Albumcharts bescherte – erdachte Gruber größtenteils im Alleingang. Und dann war da noch etwas nach seiner Exit Strategy: Ein Zusammenbruch. Max Gruber wusste nicht mehr, ob und wenn ja, wie er weiter Drangsal machen will, veröffentlichte im Ullstein-Verlag sein literarisches Debüt »Doch«, gründete Die Benjamins, holte so gemeinsam mit Charlotte Brandi, Thomas Götz und Julian Knoth Hans-A-Plast Frontfrau Annette Benjamin aus dem Ruhestand und reaktivierte unlängst das 2016 mit Stella Sommer gegründete Duo Die Mausis.
Und doch, von innen wie von außen, immer wieder die Frage nach einem neuen Drangsal-Album. Wenn es denn überhaupt nochmal eines geben soll, erkannte Gruber, musste er die Arbeitsweise, auf deren Grundlage Drangsal-Songs entstehen, fundamental verändern. Auf alles Ringen folgte, was unvermeidbar war: Der Reset. Max Gruber hat den Soloartist Drangsal gekillt und die dreiköpfige Band Drangsal gegründet – zusammen mit zwei Mitmusikern, die ihn aus seinen Gewohnheiten gelöst haben: Lukas Korn und Marvin Holley.
Erstgenannter ist Gitarrist und Produzent, spielt in der Band Lyschko, produzierte zuletzt das Album silber von Mia Morgan und hat seit 2020 als Bassist an der Drangsal-Liveband partizipiert. Zweiterer studierte Jazz- und klassische Gitarre sowie Komposition in Stuttgart und Wien, stand mit Sam Vance-Law und Fil Bo Riva auf der Bühne und arrangierte für Film und Theater. Lukas Korn und Marvin Holley haben dafür gesorgt, dass sich die zentrale Figur im Kosmos Drangsal dreiteilt.
Das Liedermachen in Bandkonstellation ließ alle Angst platzen: Getragen von Euphorie nahmen Gruber, Holley und Korn ab Ende 2022 etliche Songskizzen und damit den Unterbau eines siebzehnteiligen Albums auf. Nach Kreativurlauben an der polnischen Grenze und Ostsee stand eine von Max Rieger produzierte und von Lukas Korn Co-produzierte vierte Drangsal-LP. Sie trägt den schwergängigen Titel Aus keiner meiner Brücken die in Asche liegen ist je ein Phönix emporgestiegen und erscheint im Juni 2025. Gruber, Holley und Korn haben sich auf das Credo so wenig wie möglich, so viel wie nötig verständigt – und dadurch einen Umbruch im Klangkosmos Drangsals manifestiert, der völlig neue Dynamiken mit sich bringt. Aus keiner meiner Brücken die in Asche liegen ist je ein Phönix emporgestiegen hält Leerstellen aus, in seinem Zentrum stehen, statt Synthesizer, Akustikgitarren, die immer wieder an der Grenze zu Blues und Jazz wandeln. Wo speziell auf Exit Strategy noch überzuckerter Synth-Pop preschte, ist nun Klavier zu hören; Orgel, Klavinet und Cembalo; Xylophon, Violinen und Celli; von Ralph Heidel gespielte Querflöten und Saxophone.
Dazwischen drei Episoden, in denen sich Gospel Chöre und Technobeats breitmachen. Max Rieger hat die drei dazu motiviert, Echtheit, auch Imperfektion im Moment der Aufnahme zuzulassen – und großen Anteil daran, dass »Aus keiner meiner Brücken die in Asche liegen ist je ein Phönix emporgestiegen« ein realistisches Abbild des Trios bietet. Die Stimmung? Dagegen eher ein Wechselbad. Max Gruber singt von Selbstentfremdung, vom Für und Wider des Stillstands, vom Sichhingeben und Sichwegschmeißen – mal auf deutsch, mal auf englisch, mal zart, mal angewidert. Grubers Stimme klingt, nach einer klassischen Gesangsausbildung, die der Einunddreißigjährige angetreten hat, zielbewusster. Umarmungen Marke »Ich hab von der Musik geträumt und Inkomplett treffen auf Gewitterwolken à la Mein Eid und dem Sophia-Blenda-Feature Mein Mo(nu)ment. Entlang rigoroser Entkernung und Hexenjagd geht es Bergab – für dich, für mich, für Max Gruber sowieso. Er ist über weite Teile der Platte hinweg auf der Flucht vor sich selbst, den alten Geistern, dem leidigen Wachzustand: Wär’ ich doch bloß nimmermehr erwacht, ich schliefe in ewigem Glück. Gruber sucht und sucht: Nach innerem Frieden, nach Gnade, nach unverbranntem Boden, nach neuen Versionen seiner Selbst – und das vergeblich. Immerhin scheinen Erinnerungen mit der Zeit zu verschwimmen: Grubers Worte – zu sich und zur Welt – klingen im hinteren Teil der Platte sanfter, vergebender, resümierender. Ein Schlüsselmoment? Das von der Schauspielerin Rosa Lembeck eingesprochene, Monolog artig formulierte Klanggedicht Rosa – Es ist so: Man singt und es wird.
Collection' puts together Italia 90's first three EPs (2017-2019) originally released on very limited cassette runs. A chance to hear the South London radical post-punk purveyors at their rawest and most intense. Think The Fall, PIL, Uk Subs meets Wire with high doses of agit-pop and razor wire guitars.
Italia 90: "This LP is a collection of the three EPs we released on cassette from 2017 to 2019. They were our first three releases and they sketch the development as a band in its early years. We released these EPs ourselves and each cassette had a very limited run of only 50 copies, so we’re really pleased to have them remastered and available on vinyl for a wider audience.
We hope that some of these tracks will be granted a new lease of life and will be fresh discoveries for people that enjoyed our debut album, Living Human Treasure, but who haven’t heard our earlier work. There are also some tracks here that we’d rather forget all about: it’s fair to say that on this LP you can hear some of our best and worst music. We’ll let you work out which is which. In the interests of full disclosure, it’s all here."
- Trouble
- Shelter
- Hold You In My Arms
- Burn
- Forever My Friend
- Hannah
- How Come
- Jolene
- All The Wild Horses
Celebrated Grammy award winner Ray LaMontagne will commemorate the 20th anniversary of the release of his seminal debut album, Trouble, with a special remastered vinyl edition Additionally, LaMontagne will embark on the Trouble 20th Anniversary Tour, performing the album in its entirety for the first time since its release. On the remastered vinyl, LaMontagne continues, "When Trouble was initially released Vinyl was considered a dead format, never to breathe again. Digital audio was the new King. As we know this has proved untrue. Each year more and more music lovers are listening to vinyl and appreciating it for its depth and breadth of sound, for its physical heft, for its tangible realness."
- Brother Down (Uk Version)
- Afterlife
- I Like The Way You Talk About The Future
- Fiend
- Youth
- I Dream Of You
- Bridge To Nowhere
- Broken Teeth
- Spellbound
- All Of Us (Uk Version)
Born in Montreal, double platinum- selling artist Sam Roberts launched a career of radio hits with The Inhuman Condition, which included "Brother Down" and the #1 single "Don't Walk Away Eileen". His eight subsequent albums have garnered multiple awards and include life-moment defining favourites "Hard Road", "Where Have All the Good People Gone?", "Them Kids", "We're All In This Together", and "All Of Us".
The band's legendary live show has seen them performing around the world including Australia, Japan, Europe, and North America. Their infectious live energy has brought them to festivals such as Bonnaroo, Austin City Limits, Lollapalooza and Bumbershoot, and on stages alongside giants like the Rolling Stones and AC/DC.
Frequencies is a carefully curated collection of songs that, while familiar to their North American audience, will be receiving a full-fledged release in the UK for the first time. As a special addition, the album will include a newly recorded version of 'Brother Down', the band's breakthrough single from their debut album We Were Born In A Flame. This fresh take captures the energy and evolution of the song as it has been performed night after night over the decades. The album also features a rework of 'All Of Us' by fellow Montrealer Liam O'Neil (The Stills, Kings of Leon).
- A1: Prologue -Determination
- A2: Let's Play A Game God
- A3: If, I Win
- A4: A Cruel Question
- A5: Fallen Confession
- A6: Oh!!!
- A7: A Sign Of The Great War
- A8: Now, Let The Games Begin
- A9: Please Let Me Stay With You Forever
- B1: The True Target
- B2: Good Evening, Scrap
- B3: Really, I Love You
- B4: Stale Mate -Final Battle
- B5: Let's Play Again ~The Light Of A New World
Welcome to the ancient Disboard where the 10 rules of the game did not yet exist. War consumes the world, splits the heavens, destroys the stars and even threatens the human race. In the midst of this chaos, a young man named Riku tries to lead humanity towards a tomorrow he firmly believes in. One day, in the ruins of an Elven city, he finds Schwi, an "ex-machina" android who wishes to understand the heart of Man. Their meeting will change the course of history...
Music composed by Yoshiaki Fujisawa, arranger and composer. He is a member of the group Franz Maxwell I. He worked on the anime of LoveLive!, Issekai Cheat Magician and GATE.
He knew, through his music, to transport us in the universe at the origin of this "Issekai" to make us feel all the emotion of a meeting between two completely different beings.
- Kyrie Ii
- Semblance Of Dualism
- Low Of Solipsism Ii
- Death Note Theme ~Intrumental~
- Tactics Of The Absolute
- Kyrie For Ochestra
- Air
- Light Lights Up Light For Piano
- Dark Light
- L’s Barrier
- Throbbing
- Uneasiness
- Air Of Tension
- Higuchi
- Shiver B
- Conference Room Of Yotsuba Murders
- Anger
- The World Of Death Gods B
- L’s Friend
- Misa’s Theme A
- Misa’s Theme B
- Intro
- Sakura Tv
- The Reasoning
- The Secret
- The Sound Of Hands On The Clock
- Suspicious
- Yotsuba Group
volume III[34,66 €]
Light Yagami, a gifted young student, one day picks up the "Death Note", a notebook previously kept by a shinigami (God of death), Ryuk, who apparently was bored in his world. Just write the name of a person in this notebook, and this one dies (according to certain conditions that the shinigami will explain to Light during their meeting). Thus, with the "Death Note" in hand, Light decides to rid the planet of all criminals to make it a just world, a perfect world. However, who is he to judge people? He therefore becomes the worst wanted criminal on the whole planet.. Two composers and arrangers composed for this work: Hideki TANIUCHI (HAJIME NO IPPO, NANA) and Yoshihisa HIRANO (FINAL FANTASY, HUNTER X HUNTER).
- A1: Death Image
- A2: L
- A3: L’s Past
- A4: Near’s Theme
- A5: Mello
- A6: Mello 2
- A7: Action
- B1: L’s Ideology
- B2: Mello’s Theme
- B3: Confronting
- B4: Near
- B5: Misa
- B6: Misa’s Video
- B7: Misa’s Loneliness
- C1: Light Has Returned
- C2: Doubt
- C3: Tactics
- C4: Near 2
- C5: Light’s Performance
- C6: Misa’s Feelings
- C7: Father’s Death
- D1: Misa’s Song (Orchestra Version)
- D2: Mikami Concertino
- D3: Trifling Stuff
- D6: Misa’s Song
- D7: Coda – Death Note
- D4: Toward The Climax
- D5: Misa’s Song (Piano Solo)
volume II[35,50 €]
Light Yagami, a gifted young student, one day picks up the "Death Note", a notebook previously kept by a shinigami (God of death), Ryuk, who apparently was bored in his world. Just write the name of a person in this notebook, and this one dies (according to certain conditions that the shinigami will explain to Light during their meeting). Thus, with the "Death Note" in hand, Light decides to rid the planet of all criminals to make it a just world, a perfect world. However, who is he to judge people? He therefore becomes the worst wanted criminal on the whole planet.. Two composers and arrangers composed for this work: Hideki TANIUCHI (HAJIME NO IPPO, NANA) and Yoshihisa HIRANO (FINAL FANTASY, HUNTER X HUNTER).
Iori Wakasa, one of the leading lights of the Tokyo club scene is set to release his second 12” from his own label, “BOTANICA” which he established to express his own primal sensibilities.
The Concept of the Label:
Tokyo-based DJ/producer, Iori Wakasa launched BOTANICA to assert that his label’s activities in itself is art and a palette for his creative, self-expression. It is also based on 2 main concepts: To integrate the sensibilities of both "nature" and “artificial and human activities" and to “contribute music that presents a scenery from the listener's point of view”.
For Iori, his label is an interface of some sort and is also a symbol of his own personal musical expectations.
Iori produced these 2 new tracks during the recent pandemic when the world was under severe restrictions. While taking into account and focusing on both 'his current outlook' and returning to “the roots of his own production aesthetic', he strived to produce something that would substitute it and as a result, created these two new tracks and the artwork that are presented in the label's second release, 'The Party Is Here EP’.
In this EP, he also attempts to express the sentiment that 'the experience that music provides to people is invaluably infinite' and that 'if you truly want to go out and party, it will happen, then and there!’.
About the tracks:
For the track, ’Bedroom Disco’, Iori tries to express his memories of 'a virtual night of partying’ that he experienced during Covid and created this track while being ‘in a state of wanting to break free from oppression’ and reminiscing about a party in a bedroom at night.
He also wanted to express the idea that no matter what situation or environment you are in, you can go to anywhere you want if you really want to and with that sentiment, he wanted to express a scenerio that transcends it and at the same time, he also wanted to convey his feelings of nostalgia for the past, rebellion against the environment and his feelings of desire.
For this track, Iori did not use any sampled voices or field recordings and created it by layering pure sonic imagery repeatedly folded and desolved which triggered the creation of new developments while imagining the thought that “a party actually begins when you step out” and the swaying of emotions that take place from it.
’Tropica' is a track that Iori produced by heavily mixing a utopian feel that people have inside of them with his own sensuality and is designed to ‘guide you to a tropical seaside', regardless of what the listener may have experienced in the past.
Unlike 'Bedroom Disco', this track uses a variety of samples and envisages "many elements intertwining with each other, working together to create this sound structure”. And it also expresses that equal opportunity exists for anyone who wants to visit an imaginary tropical land as well as the hope that even a brief break of the mind can be created by yourself and those close to you, if one pursues it.
About the artwork:
The cover of this new EP, the concept text 'Is your window open?', and the label's logo was designed by illustrator, HILOSHI SHINOZAKI who also worked on the first release, BOTANICA EP. For over 10 years, he has been a regular visitor of Hawaii, where he tries to cultivate his "true way of life” in his art.
And, artwork for the cover and label design of the EP is complemented by the label design and art direction of the record by hiro, a graphic designer who has been his partner and best friend since the first Botanica EP.
hiro expresses Bedroom Disco track's shifting compositional changes and its complex series of sound waves by creating an intricately multi-layered design that is a perfect representation of the way he sees it.
Also initially inspired by the fluctuations of waves, islands, sun, rays, sky and time, the artwork of Tropica also found inspiration from a drawing that made by Iori’s daughter who drew a picture of a scenery when she listened to the track. So through this design, one of the label’s concept of “the label’s activities is in itself art” was realised via the surprising contribution coming from his own family.
Enjoy The Ride Records, in partnership with Paramount Pictures, proudly presents Novocaine (Music from the Motion Picture), featuring Music by Lorne Balfe and Andrew Kawczynski. Nathan Caine can't feel pain. When the girl of his dreams (Amber Midthunder) is kidnapped, everyman Nate (Jack Quaid) turns his inability to feel pain into an unexpected strength in his fight to get her back. Directed by Dan Berk and Robert Olsen, this action comedy will have you laughing (and grimacing) as we follow Nathan through the mishaps and adventures, in order to save Sherry. Balfe and Kawczynski have created an exciting and charged score that is a fantastic adventure, we hope you enjoy it as much as we do! Pressed on limited edition colored vinyl, Novocaine (Music from the Motion Picture) is limited to 1,200 copies across 5 exclusive variants.
Manchester-based producer Lily Mumby, the creative force behind Lapalace, has chosen Lavender as her botanical muse for this sixth instalment. Like the aromatic herb that grows from tiny seeds to fragrant purple stalks, her compositions unfold with a similar patience and elegance. Her synthesisers breathe with a natural rhythm, creating textures that emerge and recede like morning dew on lavender buds waiting to bloom.
The standout track ‘new age night’ – a stunning love child of William Basinski's decaying tape loops and Aphex Twin's intricate programming—carries subtle lavender-inspired tones, balancing the plant's calming essence with hypnotic rhythms. Just as lavender requires thoughtful tending before rewarding the gardener with its distinctive aroma, Lapalace's landscapes reveal deeper complexities with each listen.
Much like gardening itself, Mumby demonstrates an innate understanding of when to intervene and when to allow natural development. This approach echoes throughout her career, from her debut EP "Ephemera" which caught the attention of Insult to Injury Records' Timothy Clerkin, through to her contributions to Chez De Milo's "So It Goes" Remix EP and Manchester label Skiptrace's various artists compilation.
Her work across BBC Introducing and fossil.radio reflects this same philosophy – creating environments where sound, space, and organic movement find their natural harmony. But this composition really feels that Mumby has come of age. "Music To Watch Seeds Grow By Vol. 6" represents the continued cultivation of Lapalace's distinctive sound and demonstrates the maturity of an artist way beyond her years. This music stands as a lighthouse through a thick fog of nostalgia, much like lavender standing tall amidst an English cottage garden.
Early DJ support including - Auntie Flo, Ruf Dug, Courtesy, Vladimir Ivkovic.




















