Gang of Youths - Angel In Realtime - VINYL LP

'In Times New Roman...', the 8th studio album from Queens of the Stone Age is raw, brutal & rough around the edges but with a refinement that reveals itself further with each successive listen - and QOTSA founder Joshua Homme's lyrics are as witty and withering than ever. The results are instantly identifiable ; QOTSA's sonic signature, expanded and embellished with new and unprecedented twists in virtually every song, a live in-a-room recording that showcases a band at the height of their creative powers. 'In Times New Roman...' is a party for the obscene and the clean, the outcasts and the weirdos, and anyone and everyone in between. One of the most important bands in recent rock history is B A C K but it's no exaggeration to call this album a devastating rebirth. Recorded at Pink Duck Studios, Shangri-La Studio, Dumbfox Studio. Produced By Queens of the Stone Age Mixed By Mark Rankin. Album Tracks 1. Obscenery 2. Paper Machete 3. Negative Space 4. Time & Place 5. Made to Parade 6. Carnavoyeur 7. What the Peephole Say 8. Sicily 9. Emotion Sickness 10. Straight Jacket Fitting

2xVinyl LP pressing. 2017 from the acclaimed rockers. Hundreds of epic shows, memory lapses, unexplained injuries, one year-long detour with Iggy Pop and multiple Grammy nominations later, Queens of the Stone Age reemerge from the desert newly scarred and somehow strangely prettier with lucky seventh album, Villains, out August 25 on Matador Records. Produced by Mark Ronson and co-produced by Mark Rankin and mixed by Alan Moulder, Villains is the first full album offering from Queens of the Stone Age since 2013's... Like Clockwork gave the band it's first #1 album in the U.S. Like the stunning artwork of returning illustrator Boneface, the sonic signatures of the lineup that took... Like Clockwork around the world and back are as unmistakable as ever, though coexisting with sufficient new twists to induce recurring double takes. As Homme himself puts it, InchThe most important aspect of making this record was redefining our sound, asking and answering the question 'what do we sound like now?' If you can't make a great first record, you should just stop - but if you can make a great record but you keep making records and your sound doesn't evolve, you become a parody of that original sound.Inch Longtime Queens cohort co-producer Mark Rankin added, InchAfter the baptism of fire that was... Like Clockwork, I was excited to get into the studio again with the challenge of pushing the sound for this record, especially with the the addition of Ronson into the creative mix... What we've made is forward looking yet unmistakably Queens.Inch InchThe title Villains isn't a political statement. It has nothing to do with Trump or any of that S**t. It's simply 1) a word that looks fantastic and 2) a comment on the three versions of every scenario yours, mine and what actually happened... Everyone needs someone or something to rail against - their villain - same as it ever was. Yo

On this program from the Oyster Duo, Anna Fedorov and husband Nicholas Schwartz, travel criss-cross through two centuries and six countries in search of melodious gems. We are treated to the piano alongside the giant of string instruments, the double bass, as it whets it's appetite on the melodious and virtuosic repertoire of it's smaller siblings, the violin, viola and cello. This extensive journey of musical discovery is a treasure chest of 'stolen gems' from 19th and 20th century Argentina, Germany, Austria, America, Russia and Italy. Album Tracks 1. Alberto Ginastera Cinco Canciones Populares Argentinas, Op. 10 (1943) 2. Robert Schumann Fantasiestücke, Op. 73 (1849) 3. Franz Schubert Arpeggione Sonata in a Minor, D. 821 (1824) 4. George Gershwin Prelude No. 2 Andante Con Moto E Poco Rubato (1926) 5. Ernest Bloch From Jewish Life, B. 54 Prayer (1924) 6. Dmitry Shostakovich From the Limpid Stream, Ballet Suite No. 2, Op. 39A II. Adagio (1951) 7. Sergei Rachmaninoff From 6 Romances, Op. 4 'Ne Poi Krasavitsa' (1890-93) 8. Giovanni Bottesini Tarantella