Godthrymm - Projections - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

The youngest band signed to Adelia Records, a subsidiary tag of Creative Funk Enterprises, New Horizon hailed from the town of Laurelton in Queens, New York and it's collective members were barely 20 years old. The music for the single InchTrue Love (Parts 1 & 2)Inch was originally conceived and arranged by Creative Funk producer Gary DeBerry. When vocalist Shelia Perry first heard the track she felt inspired to write the lyrics about a hot summer day of True Love, which flowed so smoothly with the track - the groove is hot and the band is definitely in the zone. The single starts out as an old school soul ballad, then morphs into a straight up helping of pure funk. Originally released in 1977 in a limited pressing, this ultra-rare classic has been newly remastered.

After eleven years of releasing albums and touring the world, Khemmis' 5th full length record is a dense, blood-infused honey for the ear. A grand spiritual celebration of heavy metal, a concept album framed as a ritual of musical freedom that starts with the pounding rhythms of InchInvocation of the DreamerInch and culminates with the starlit exaltation of InchBenediction Tones.Inch

Mizmor, is a one-man heavy music exploration that began in 2012 as a way of dealing with the mental and spiritual anguish mastermind A.L.N. feels as a person. More specifically, the content behind the project is that of the existential / primal and innate musings about cause, purpose, and self. It is the search for light and truth, or the fact that there is none. It comes from an embittered, burned, confused, and broken heart. It is the fight for survival when reason and foundation has turned to nothingness. It is the crashing down of towers of falsehood and the freedom that comes through a certain kind of grief. Ultimately, Mizmor is the manifestation of a long-felt depression which doesn't have an end in sight.In A.L.N.'s own words behind the new Mizmor album Prosaic InchThe idea behind Prosaic was to make an intentionally less conceptual, more slice-of-life record. I wanted to make an album that was less precious and obsessed-over, more honest and real; less grandiose and more human. I found it an interesting challenge to find the line between 'you can do better' and 'you're beating a dead horse.' I tried to make my process more efficient and even fun at times. I simply wanted to share, but if that meant exacting all-out perfectionism, I wasn't going to make a record. Right now I'm interested in making less self-indulgent music. The themes are the absurdity / futility / purpose / meaning of work, mindfulness / consciousness / living in the present moment / shedding illusions, depression / acceptance / contentment. This is the first Mizmor album without any content relating to god / atheism. You also won't hear any shrieks.Inch