Hannah Wicklund - The Prize - VINYL LP

Hannah Wicklund & The Steppin Stones - her debut album - was released in 2018 to a wealth of critical praise. Her follow up The Prize (2024) garnered even stronger support, cementing Hannah as an important name in rock music, recognized internationally as a hugely talented singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist and artistic visionary. She completed headlining tours across the UK, Europe and North America in support of the new album, with one concert at the legendary Los Angeles venue The Troubadour, recorded in full for Wicklund's first live album, Live At The Troubadour, to be released via Strawberry Moon Records. Album Tracks 1. Hell in the Hallway 2. Hide and Seek 3. Witness 4. Lost Love 5. Shadowboxes and Porcelain Faces 6. Songbird Sing 7. The Prize 8. Can't Get Enough 9. Intervention 10. Mama Said 11. Dark Passenger 12. Sun to Sun 13. Jam in E Minor 14. Bomb Through the Breeze 15. Strawberry Moon

Hannah Winkler Album Tracks 1. Impact 2. Not Gonna Give in 3. Watch Out 4. Hey Johnny 5. Shouldn't Have to Wait 6. I Still Care 7. Better Than I've Been 8. Alone Together 9. Some Things You Can't Explain 10. Head in a Hole 11. Experiment 12. Beautiful Noise

The lost soundtrack to InchChess of the WindInch, Iran's banned 1976 queer-gothic-class-horror masterpiece, restored by the director and released for the first time. Not for the faint of heart!A masterpiece of world cinema, Mohammad Reza Aslani's InchChess of the WindInch was banned in Iran and thought to be lost until a complete print of the film re-emerged in an antique shop in 2014. Restored by Martin Scorcese's Film Foundation and released to rapturous reviews in 2020, InchChess of the WindInch has taken it's rightful place as one of the most visionary and daring films of pre-revolutionary Iranian cinema.The film's soundtrack, by one of the nation's most revered female composers, Sheyda Gharachedaghi, is just as daring - a combination of Persian classical instrumentation and atonal dissonance drawn from her Western conservatory background. Woodwinds, traditional Persian percussion, and the eerie moan of the ancient sheypour horn reflect the film's battle between feudalism and modernity. As one scholar said, it sounds like InchOrnette Coleman visiting a holy shrine in Iran.InchMississippi is proud to a major work by two of Iran's most prominent and overlooked artists. The comes with 8 full-size pages of liner notes and stills from the film, including song translations and an in-depth history by Gita Aslani Shahrestani. Album Tracks 1. Prelude 2. Dance of the Spirit 3. The Dream of Death 4. Purgatory 5. The Truth of Death 6. Moribund 7. Awareness of the Dying 8. Darkness Enters 9. The Funeral / Revolt 10. The Illusion of Serenity / Arrest and Detention 11. Golliwog / Masculine Conquest 12. Hope Arises from Despair 13. Ending Parade