Dool - Here Now There Then - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

Heat Rock returns with the final 7 inch of this 3rd series, and it's a doozy! For HR-021 we tapped long-time roster member and creator of renowned remixes, DJ Double A, for two sides of straight FIRE. Side A takes a trip back to the Golden Era with an all-time classic from Nas' Illmatic, while Side B flips a T.I. banger from the 00s heyday of radio hits with big drums and heavy Funk samples. Guaranteed to set dancefloors ablaze so best to cop doubles! Album Tracks 1. Not Your Legal Type of Fella (Double a Rework) 2. Toss 'Em Out (Double a Rework)

'Founded in 2015 in Rotterdam the Netherlands with a name derived from the Dutch word for Inchwandering,Inch dark rockers Dool embarked on an ongoing spiritual and musical journey that took them far within a short amount of time on the strength of just one album. However hearing the sophomore InchSummerland,Inch you can't help but think it's successful predecessor (ranked #13 among the InchBest 100 Albums Of The New MillenniumInch by German magazine Rock Hard) was just a warm-up. InchOur debut 'Here Now There Then' was a big experiment because we could not foresee at all how the band would sound,Inch reveals singer guitarist and overall powerhouse Ryanne van Dorst. InchI took the skeletons of songs I had written to the other members and we just started to jam seeing what would happen. That was what we recorded but we only found our own style while playing gigs during the last few years. The material kept growing on stage so on the InchLove Like BloodInch EP you could already hear that we had become more confident.Inch InchSummerlandInch encapsulates the meaning behind the quintet's monicker. Expansive and more varied on all fronts it represents the constant evolution that goes along with the soul's quest for ascension resulting in a bedazzling mix of dark and post rock Midde Eastern flourishes psychedelia and metal. Each track displays it's own identity within a loose thematic frame as summarized in the climactic title track the struggle to find a place in this world reaching some ultimate state mind ecstatic pleasure and reincarnation also inspired by Richard Matheson's novel InchWhat Dreams May ComeInch as a modern take on the Biblical cycles of hell. InchThe term 'summerland' comes from paganism and refers to heaven nirvana or whatever else you'd like to call it,Inch the lyricist explains. InchSince I usually write from experience and about what keeps me awake at

Emerging from the restless creativity of New York City's late-1970s music scene, 'The Now' stood as a fleeting but unforgettable blip on the New Wave radar. Here is a band that burned brightly-playing the gritty Max's Kansas City circuit-before fading almost as quickly as it arrived. Comprised of Jeff Lennon (Geoff InchLipInch Danielik), Mamie Francis, Robin Dee, and Bobby Ore (Bobby Orefiece), 'The Now' was as eclectic as the city they hailed from, blending power pop, retro '60s vibes, punk energy, and even a splash of Jamaican rhythms into a single electric package. This album is the quintessential New Wave time capsule-vivid, fun, and surprisingly ahead of it's time.