Dool - Here Now There Then - VINYL LP

The conflict and correlation between dark and light is a universal theme with a historically rich history. Musically, perhaps no band in the 21st Century has mined that relationship more consistently or effectively than Japan's Mono. Across 10 albums in 20 years, Mono have convincingly reflected the quietest and most chaotic parts of life through their music. Their ever-expanding instrumental palette - which began in earnest in 1999 with the traditional guitar- bass-drums rock band setup - has evolved to include as many as 30 orchestral instruments. Now, on Nowhere Now Here, the band add electronics to their repertoire - partially inspired by guitarist/composer Takaakira 'Taka' Goto's recent collaboration with John McEntire, the beguiling Behind the Shadow Drops. Nowhere Now Here also sees Mono's first-ever lineup change, adding new drummer Dahm Majuri Cipolla (The Phantom Family Halo) to the core trio of Goto, Tamaki, and Yoda. Tamaki also makes her vocal debut here, singing into the shadows of vintage Nico on the poetically hazy InchBreathe.Inch

In A Glass House Returns In A Stunning New Audiophile Edition. Newly Remixed And Remastered By Grammy Award-Winning Producer Eber Pinheiro And Gentle Giant's Derek Shulman. Presented In Faithful Reproduction Packaging Featuring The Iconic 1973 Clear Window Artwork And On 180g Heavyweight Black Vinyl. One of progressive rock's most daring and influential albums, In A Glass House by Gentle Giant returns in a powerful new form, newly remixed and remastered by Grammy Award-winning producer Eber Pinheiro alongside the band's own Derek Shulman. Originally released in 1973, In A Glass House stands as a bold artistic statement that pushed the boundaries of composition, musicianship and studio experimentation. With it's intricate arrangements, shifting time signatures and thought-provoking themes, the album remains a cornerstone of progressive rock and one of Gentle Giant's most celebrated and defining works.

Vinyl LP (gold vinyl) incl. Lyrics sheet and protection sleeve. Holland's most notorious rock musicians have gathered to form DOOL, a dark rock band featuring bassist Job van de Zande and drummer Micha Haring from celebrated cult rockers The Devil's Blood and the country's most infamous rock singer, the striking Raven van Dorst. Rounded out by guitarists Nick Polak (Gold) and Reinier Vermeulen (The New Media), DOOL radiates an undeniable raw energy and has created a distinct and dynamic sound right from the start. On the strength of it's captivating debut single, InchOweynagatInch, and a red hot live performance at Roadburn 2016, DOOL has quickly become a hotly-tipped buzz band in underground circles. DOOL's much anticipated debut album, InchHere Now, There ThenInch, is set for on February 17, 2017, and proves all advance praise to be more than justified. Recorded by producer Pieter Kloos (The Devil's Blood, Motorpsycho), InchHere Now, There ThenInch is an album of supreme songwriting and remarkable musical diversity, blending classic hard rock, gothic pop and psychedelic metal in an ever-surprising manner. Carried by infinite, hypnotic guitar lines, DOOL takes the listener from dark caves, inhabited by ancient ghosts on it's debut single InchOweynagatInch, to the deep abysses of a broken heart on cuts like InchDeath of LoveInch. From the sensual and teasing (InchWords on PaperInch), to the imposing and ominous (the 10 minute epic InchVantablackInch), DOOL hits every pressure point, striking with the deadly precision of a venomous asp. InchHere Now, There ThenInch is about dreaming, ambition and will, Inch says Raven van Dorst. InchThe album is about breaking boundaries and behavioral patterns while destroying stigmas. It is a mantra for whoever needs it and in any way one chooses to use it. It is the shadow lands between fantasy and reality. A fairy tale in a concr