Debby Friday - Bitchpunk / Death Drive - VINYL LP

The pioneering electronic composer Mort Garson takes on supernatural phenomena with rich synth grooves on The Unexplained, his only under the name Ataraxia. Subtitled Electronic Musical Impressions of the Occult, the album explores tarot, astral projection, seances, and more with Garson's signature Moog synthesizer serving as the listener's tour guide to the paranormal. The exploratory, whimsical spirit of it's creator is evident throughout the , but it also takes it's subject matter seriously, making it essential for anyone interested in musical conjurations of the occult.

Various Artists - Stax Volt - The Complete Singles 1959-1968 - Stax, Vol. 2 [VINYL LP] date 01/31/2025

Black with White highlights. Limited Loser Edition on graphite vinyl. On her kaleidoscopic second album, The Starrr Of The Queen Of Life, Debby Friday defines success on her own terms. InchI want to be a starrr, I can't hide that desire,Inch she says. InchBut what I don't want is to live someone else's dream or to follow a pre-set path.Inch For the Nigerian-Canadian polymath, to be a starrr is to live at the extremes public versus private, hubris versus humility, flying versus falling.Being a starrr means embracing the apocalyptic hedonism of an all-night rave-finding communion in the Inchdark room, girls in line for the bathroomInch on the buzzing house anthem InchAll I Wanna Do Is PartyInch. It means swapping lines about bottles on ice and getting freaky on the dance floor with Detroit techno prodigies HiTech on InchIn The ClubInch-while admitting that she is, in fact, Inchbarely on the dance floor these days.Inch It's the sound of discovering what comes after the kind of success most artists only dream about-how to burn brightly without burning out. Across 11 songs, The Starrr Of The Queen Of Life showcases Friday's chameleonic vocals. From the sparse, gossamer beauty of the lovelorn InchLeave.Inch to the locomotive post-punk of InchDarker The Better.InchWinning the Polaris Prize in 2023 for her debut LP, GOOD LUCK, only made Debby Friday want to grind harder InchI'm tryna see more/ Man, I want the payoffInch she raps over laser-like synths on the effortless copycat kiss-off InchLipsync.Inch But life on the razor's edge can only be sustainable for so long During a nonstop tour schedule in support of the album, she fell violently ill. The diagnosis? Stress-induced shingles. That experience forced Friday to turn her focus inward. The next year saw a change in management, in her routine and priorities. To help bring her vision of radical honesty on the dance floor