Jesus & Mary Chain - Glasgow Eyes - VINYL LP

Double vinyl LP pressing. Reissue. Munki is the sixth studio album by Scottish rock band The Jesus and Mary Chain, originally released in 1998. After leaving Blanco y Negro, the Reid brothers signed to Sub Pop in the U.S. and Creation, who had released their debut single InchUpside DownInch in 1984, in the UK. Album Tracks 1. I Love Rock 'N' Roll 2. Birthday 3. Stardust Remedy 4. Fizzy 5. Moe Tucker 6. Perfume 7. Virtually Unreal 8. Degenerate 9. Cracking Up 1. Commercial 2. Supertramp 3. Never Understood 4. I Can't Find the Time for Times 5. Man on the Moon 6. Black 7. Dream Lover 8. I Hate Rock 'N' Roll

Double colored vinyl LP pressing housed in gatefold jacket. Recorded at the Hollywood Palladium, Los Angeles in 2018, Sunset 666 is a live album from The Jesus and Mary Chain. In 1990, a young American band, full of a precise kind of noise and darkness, were special guests on the US tour being undertaken by a group who had noise and darkness, poise and catharsis of their own. The young band Nine Inch Nails. Those headliners The Jesus and Mary Chain. Almost thirty years later, an invitation was extended. Would the Reid brothers care to reverse the roles and open for Nine Inch Nails on their own North American tour? Trent Reznor had been a fan of the Mary Chain, and influenced by them since hearing 'Psychocandy', so it felt a good fit and the Reid brothers accepted. The resulting tour ended with a run of six shows at LA's Hollywood Palladium and the seventeen tracks captured on the 'Sunset 666' double album were recorded from the desk on two of those nights. Sides A, B and C are from the final show, December 15. Those twelve songs were the full set that night, in sequence, meaning the show began with the here-we-f*cking-go drums of 'Just Like Honey' and ended with the ferocious euphoria of an eight-and-a-half minute 'Reverence'. Side D of the vinyl record is taken from the December 11 show and serves almost as a mini-showcase of the 'Automatic' album, featuring versions of 'Blues From A Gun', 'Between Planets' and 'Halfway To Crazy'. Album Tracks 1. Just Like Honey 2. Sometimes Always 3. Black and Blues 4. Amputation 5. All Things Pass 6. Some Candy Talking 7. Head on 8. The Living End 9. Cracking Up 10. Teenage Lust 11. I Hate Rock and Roll 12. Reverence 13. Blues from a Gun 14. Far Out and Gone 15. Between Planets 16. Halfway to Crazy 17. In a Hole

After the amazingly well received debut album Skechbook in 2007 this summer sees the of Shatterproof an album of bone shaking electronica. Shatterproof showcases their unique style in which melodic dance beats blend with a spectrum of flavors; warm chord progressions with filthy subs and heavy crunching beats, all strung together with a hypnotizing clarity. Shatterproof is preceded by the digital single, Future S*x, on July 13th, featuring remixes by some of the most talked about producers out there Subtract (dubstep) and Virgil 'Sparo' Howe (electro). Experiencing Echaskech play live will change your expectations of what an electronic act can achieve in a performance. With their notoriously impressive visual show they are often compared to electronic heavyweights such as Chemical Brothers, Underworld and Orbital but with nu-skool pivot of dubby electro. Album Tracks 1. Shatterproof 2. On Your Mind 3. Future S*x 4. Low Pressure 5. Deserted 6. Reduction 7. The Calm 8. The Storm 9. Digital City 10. She Likes Colour 11. Redeploy