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The wonderful world of Louis Armstrong All Stars are the cream of the crop of curr
ent New Orleans musicians, paying tribute to the musician who started it all in the Crescent City. The album is comprised of new arrangements and recordings of music assosciated with Louis, featuring a previously unknown Louis Armstrong and the All Stars track, and a touching spoken word private recording made by Louis made near the end of his life. Produced by Wycliffe Jordan, Jackie Harris, and Nicholas Payton, with a rotating cast of key New Orleans players including guest features from Wynton Marsalis, Common, and more. This is the LP release.
Giving form to a broad personal project of continuous inquiry and existential expression, A World Of Servicemarks the Ostgut Ton debut of Spanish producer, DJ and artist JASSS aka Silvia Jiménez Alvarez.
The evolution of A World Of Servicehas curved around genre collapsing and unexpected metamorphoses. Formerly the name of the monthly radio show JASSS hosted in Berlin, and soon to be the title of her expansive multi-sensory touring concept in collaboration with Ben Kreukniet, here A World Of Serviceis powerfully concentrated in sonic form. Throughout the album JASSS muses on the especially current human and technological barriers to interconnectivity; both lyrically and musically she deconstructs the self, unmasks anxieties and interrogates the insufficiencies of language as applied to gender, identity and interpersonal relationships. Forming her own fluid, nuanced lexicon in response, JASSS seeks a deeper understanding of her multiple selves, emerging through unbridled adolescent rage and the wisdom of maturation, traversing liminality with abstract electronics and baroque industrial pop. Visually this is underscored by Matt Lambert’s uncanny floral cover portraiture, as well as the record’s distinct scent of wet earth, flower and woods developed for the album by Meri Bonastre and applied to the vinyl innersleeve.
Following the imaginative nostalgia of Weightless, her 2017 debut album for iDEAL Recordings, as well as her series of blistering dancefloor 12”s for Whities/AD 93, A World Of Servicefolds personal and societal concepts in on themselves, not seeking answers but rather luxuriating in the unique friction that questions create. JASSS is intensely focused yet musically unbridled; this is reflected in tonal shifts of A World Of Service. Through the computerised yearning and bruising of a heartbreak on “Luis”, to the jagged and wordless tundra of “Vapor Dentro”; the intriguing juxtaposition of warm, alluring Spanish vocals against rigid pillars of industrial heft and bass grind (“Camelo”), and the soaring maximalist industrial popof the album’s closer, “Wish.”
As intensity rises through the pandemic-era trip hop of the album’s title track “A World Of Service”, JASSS sings: “Pleasure / Is nowhere to be found inside this world of service / I call to be my life.” Pleasure may remain elusive to her, but in the determination to make peace with her various identities in this technological age, JASSS offers a compelling glimpse into an essential type of artistic voice.
Change The World, the brand new EP from Ringo Starr, contains 4 new tracks recorded in lockdown. The EP features the lead single “Let’s Change The World”, written by Joseph Williams and Steve Lukather, “Just That Way”, written by Ringo and Bruce Sugar, “Coming Undone”, written by Linda Perry and featuring Trombone Shorty, and Ringo’s version of the blues-rock track “Rock Around The Clock”. Change The World is now available on 10” vinyl.
- 1: The Feel Good Hit Of The Summer
- 2: If This
- 3: Japanese Sweater
- 4: Can See Your Breath
- 5: This Once Jubilant Field
- 6: But Those Days Are Gone
- 7: Being Alone Never Hurt Anybody
- 8: Put This In Your Mouth
- 9: Simon & Anna
- 10: We Search For The Lights
- 11: Laying With You
- 12: I Think The Sign Said 'River Crossing
- 13: Thea
transparent blue vinyl LP[25,50 €]
"The Best Driving Music in the World Ever" was written and recorded during a 48 hour lock-in session, having never left the studio until completion. The artist stated, "This all came together due to a bout of loneliness and depression that swept over me one Friday evening. Being lonely sometimes can render positive results, something I am learning. I decided to go and make a guitar-based record and not leave the house until it was done. I succeeded and this is what was made." The tracks were then sent over to be mastered by Rafael Anton Irisarri at his incredible studio, Black Knoll in New York, US.
- 1: The Feel Good Hit Of The Summer
- 2: If This
- 3: Japanese Sweater
- 4: Can See Your Breath
- 5: This Once Jubilant Field
- 6: But Those Days Are Gone
- 7: Being Alone Never Hurt Anybody
- 8: Put This In Your Mouth
- 9: Simon & Anna
- 10: We Search For The Lights
- 11: Laying With You
- 12: I Think The Sign Said 'River Crossing
- 13: Thea
splattered vinyl LP[25,50 €]
"The Best Driving Music in the World Ever" was written and recorded during a 48 hour lock-in session, having never left the studio until completion. The artist stated, "This all came together due to a bout of loneliness and depression that swept over me one Friday evening. Being lonely sometimes can render positive results, something I am learning. I decided to go and make a guitar-based record and not leave the house until it was done. I succeeded and this is what was made." The tracks were then sent over to be mastered by Rafael Anton Irisarri at his incredible studio, Black Knoll in New York, US.
Richard Dawson is the diminutive Geordie troubadour
whose moving songs have been described as state-ofthe-nation addresses, even - or perhaps especially -
when he’s singing about pre-medieval peasants. Circle
are the genre-straddling pioneers of The New Wave Of
Finnish Heavy Metal, known for wearing spandex or
dead fish onstage and singing in a made-up language.
Together they are… Richard Dawson & Circle! ‘Henki’
is their epic joint record. It might seem a departure to
those who are most familiar with Dawson from recent
solo albums like 2017’s ‘Peasant’ and ‘2020’ (released
in 2019). In fact, ‘Henki’ fits comfortably into the bigger
picture of two acts who have always strived for
uninhibited originality.
Easily the greatest flora-themed hypno-folk-metal
record you’ll hear this year, ‘Henki’ adds an electrifying
new chapter to the remarkable story of each act,
marking the beginning of a beautiful partnership.
CD in printed inner wallet with 12-page booklet.
Double LP in printed inner sleeves plus digital
download card.
Once again melding relatable words of life, love and late nights to the hip-shaking grooves that have ignited numerous festival stages, irrepressible indie-soul-funk six-piece Red Rum Club return with their head-bopping new single, Nightcalling. Their first new material of 2021, the pin-sharp, three-minutes of pure cocktail-swilling, dancefloor-carving magic heralds the release of their third album, How To Steal The World, announced for a Fri 12 November 2021 release via Modern Sky.
Unaccustomed to the new ‘wait and see’ conditions of modern living, Red Rum Club bottled their impatience, wrapped up their worries and gathered their thoughts together in cathartic writing and recording sessions for album number three. Reacting with force
to dark winter lockdowns and the extended live break, Nightcalling is a story of new love set to the beat of a smooth soundtrack that’s as close to the sound of red-hot Miami as it is the band’s wind-blown, native Mersey.
Once again melding relatable words of life, love and late nights to the hip-shaking grooves that have ignited numerous festival stages, irrepressible indie-soul-funk six-piece Red Rum Club return with their head-bopping new single, Nightcalling. Their first new material of 2021, the pin-sharp, three-minutes of pure cocktail-swilling, dancefloor-carving magic heralds the release of their third album, How To Steal The World, announced for a Fri 12 November 2021 release via Modern Sky.
Unaccustomed to the new ‘wait and see’ conditions of modern living, Red Rum Club bottled their impatience, wrapped up their worries and gathered their thoughts together in cathartic writing and recording sessions for album number three. Reacting with force
to dark winter lockdowns and the extended live break, Nightcalling is a story of new love set to the beat of a smooth soundtrack that’s as close to the sound of red-hot Miami as it is the band’s wind-blown, native Mersey.
- 1: Mohammed Rafi – Jaan Pehechaan Ho
- 2: Vanilla, Jade And Ebony – Graduation Rap
- 3: Skip James – Devil Got My Woman
- 4: Vince Giordano And The Nighthawks – I Must Have It
- 5: Lionel Belasco – Miranda
- 6: Blueshammer – Pickin' Cotton Blues
- 7: Mr. Freddie – Let's Go Riding
- 8: Vince Giordano And The Nighthawks – Georgia On My Mind
- 9: Lionel Belasco – Las Palmas De Maracaibo
- 10: Vince Giordano And The Nighthawks – Clarice
- 11: Craig Ventresco – Scalding Hot Coffee Rag
- 12: Vince Giordano And The Nighthawks – You're Just My Type
- 13: Lionel Belasco – Venezuela
- 14: Joe Calicott – Fare Thee Well Blues
- 15: Pink Anderson & Simmie Dooley – C. C. & O. Blues
- 16: Mcgee Bros – C-H-I-C-K-E-N Spells Chicken
- 17: Robert Wilkins – That's No Way To Get Along
- 18: Dallas String Band – So Tired
- 19: Little Hat Jones – Bye Bye Baby Blues
- 20: David Kitay – Theme From Ghost World
Cinema Paradiso is proud to present the Ghost World soundtrack, released on vinyl for the very first time, as a double gatefold LP.
A film adaptation of the popular Daniel Clowes comic of the same name, Ghost World starred Scarlett Johannson, Thora Birch and Steve Buscemi, becoming a critically acclaimed cult favourite immediately upon its release in 2001. As he did with Crumb, director Terry Zwigoff has created a soundtrack as eclectic and riveting as his movie subjects. The sounds of early jazz and blues play a crucial role in the events of Ghost World - the music heard here is some of the best ever recorded.
Skip James's classic "Devil Got My Woman" from 1931 may be the best-known work on this soundtrack, but it hardly steals the show. Three tracks from weird but riveting jazz-meets-calypso bandleader Lionel Belasco are included; the 70-year-old recordings are so original, they sound timeless. The same praise can be stated of film opener "Jaan Pehechaan Ho" a Bollywood rarity that has elements of surf music, funk, and garage rock. Of course, we also have to hear "Graduation Rap" and Blueshammer's "Pickin' Cotton Blues" two intentionally bad contemporary tracks that make the characters in the movie (and anyone listening to this soundtrack) feel out of place in today's pop culture.
Zwigoff wisely fills out the LP with tracks from his personal 78 record collection, a mix of '20s and '30s string band and blues tunes that are seldom found in compilations (including great cuts by the Dallas String Band, Joe Calicott, and McGee Bros).
The haunting "Theme from Ghost World" composed by David Kitay, finishes off the second LP, perfectly capturing all the bittersweet moods found in the film.
- 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
HONNE have announced the release of their much-anticipated new album, ‘Let’s Just Say The World Ended A Week From Now, What Would You Do?’ – a record that toasts the start of a new era of music from one of the UK’s most inventive and original outfits.
Releasing on October 22, ‘Let’s Just Say The World Ended A Week From Now, What Would You Do?’ forms HONNE’s third studio album following critically acclaimed LPs, ‘Warm On A Cold Night’ (2016) and ‘Love Me / Love Me Not’ (2018), as well as ‘no song without you’ – a surprise 14-track mixtape released last summer.
Written throughout the course of 2020, ‘Let’s Just Say The World Ended A Week From Now, What Would You Do?’ captures HONNE in limitless full bloom – as songwriters, producers and collaborators. “In the past, we’ve limited ourselves”, HONNE explain. “We might get to a section of a song and things are getting really exciting, but we then pull ourselves back and say, ‘Can we really do that?’. Now, we’ve sidestepped the rules and done whatever we wanted to do.”
This sense of freedom permeates the tracklist, which is defined as much by its eye-catching collaborations – Khalid (‘Three Strikes’), Griff (‘Back On Top’), 88 Rising’s NIKI (‘Coming Home’) – as it is by its musicianship, shimmering pop feel and intelligent song-writing; Sam Smith (‘Back On Top’) and MNEK (‘Easy On Me’) also co-wrote songs on the album.
Bold and ambitious , ‘Let’s Just Say The World Ended A Week From Now, What Would You Do?’ brings together everything HONNE have worked towards in their career so far, while simultaneously pushing them into broad and exciting new spaces.




















