Airbourne - Boneshaker - VINYL LP

The Tallest Man On Earth - the project of Swedish musician Kristian Matsson - presents Too Late For Edelweiss, an album of new covers out ANTI. With Too Late for Edelweiss, Matsson weaves together a sparse collection of home recordings made in Sweden and North Carolina, captured fresh off a 39-date run with the adrenaline of tour rattling through his veins. The songs on Too Late For Edelweiss have been with Matsson since he started playing music as The Tallest Man on Earth in 2006. In those early years, Matsson used to perform InchLost HighwayInch by Hank Williams before he had enough songs to flesh out a full set.In July 2022, Matsson released a cover of Swedish super star Håkan Hellström's InchFör sent för Edelweiss,Inch a precious song that has been The Tallest Man's walk-on music before every performance for over a decade and what inspired the title of this covers album. Since then, in the lead-up to this announcement, he has quietly released other selections, including Lucinda Williams' InchMetal Firecracker,Inch Yo La Tengo's InchTears Are In Your EyesInch and now InchLost Highway.Inch Mattson explains, InchWhen I was a teenager I borrowed a Hank Williams album at the local library, and 'Lost Highway' has been haunting me ever since. Many vocal sound checks throughout my career have heard Hank's advice.InchAs much as Too Late for Edelweiss feels like a scrapbook, an intimate memento with the ghosts of The Tallest Man's earlier, sparser sound hovering at the edges, it's also just the artifact of a moment - a flash of joy, of feeling recharged, of feeling good. These are the songs that happened to be in Matsson's head at the time he sat down to record. It came together so simply and easily - and in that way, it's the purest distillation of making music - and being a fan of it, charting the connective tissue of a songwriter's life.

Vinyl LP pressing in gatefold jacket. No Guts. No Glory. Is the second studio album by the Australian hard rock band Airbourne and the follow-up to their 2007 debut Runnin' Wild. The album was released in March of 2010.

Bones Shake are a scuzzy, fuzz enthused garage rock trio formed in Manchester in 2011. They play everything to the extreme; violent bottle-neck blues riffs, drums kicked, pounded and exploited and squeals of reverb drenched vocals which when combined, will help save your soul. With a relentless energy, they've never taken their foot off the gas. In July 2022 they released Bleed to critical acclaim, itself the follow up to 2019's debut LP Sermons. Purge sees the trilogy complete. Through tirelessly playing across the UK and Europe, their cult following makes them one of the best not so kept secrets in the underground scene. Wherever they go they fill out venues and have now played the infamous Raut Oak festival twice. With a string of previous releases under their belt, they have gone from strength to strength and attracted attention worldwide. Imagine a desert dive bar, the only bar in a hundred miles, the soundtrack as the shots fly is Purge. Talking about the LP, Bones say that Inchwe needed to purge ourselves of these songs so we stuck two fingers up, lodged them at the back of the larynx and spewed out a new album.Inch Opener 'Banshee' wastes no time in providing that proverbial kick to the face these guys are infamous for. With a gnarly vocal and guitar interplay you're hooked from the first note; the intensity rises with every rotation and if this one doesn't leave you breathless you are not listening loud enough. 'One Kiss' is a filthy little blues number that taunts and teases, while 'Pretty Little Things' takes you on a journey through their sound bringing out all the bumps and grinds you could possibly muster. 'The Creeper' is a bit different to their usual, adding a sense of intrigue and unease that draws you in deep. Lead single 'Let Go' is an adrenaline fuelled expedition through all the best parts of their sound, with a few surprises thrown in for good m