Kamasi Washington - Fearless Movement - VINYL LP

180 gm vinyl three LP pressing. The most ambitious jazz album to arrive in ages, Los Angeles saxophonist/composer Kamasi Washington's eagerly awaited debut clocks in at 172 minutes with never a dull moment. While his terrific 10-piece band already pack a wallop thanks to their doubled basses and drums, Washington usually embellishes them with a string section and angelic choir. Like his luminous playing on Kendrick Lamar’s To Pimp a Butterfly, Washington solos with power and grace here. Versions of InchCherokeeInch and Terence Blanchard's InchMalcolm's ThemeInch nod to jazz tradition, but it's originals like InchChanging of the GuardInch that signal his aspirations. Album Tracks 1. Change of the Guard 2. Isabelle 3. Final Thought 4. The Next Step 5. Askim 1. The Rhythm Changes 2. Leroy and Lanisha 3. Re Run 4. Miss Understanding 5. Henrietta Our Hero 6. Seven Prayers 7. Cherokee 1. The Magnificent 7 2. Re Run Home 3. Malcolm's Theme 4. Clair de Lune 5. The Message

Lamb of God / OMENS - Grammy-nominated Lamb of God follows their 2020 No. 1 self-titled Hard Rock Album with their 9th studio album, Omens. Produced by longtime collaborator Josh Wilbur (Korn, Megadeath), Omens is also Lamb of God's most diverse affair. Densely muscular with a pessimistic eye toward inner struggles and global affairs alike, Omens is a furious entry in the Lamb of God catalog, perhaps their angriest album yet. InchThe world is crazy and keeps changing. Omens is a reaction to the state of the world,Inch explains vocalist D. Randall Blythe. InchIt's a very pissed-off record. The New Wave of American Heavy Metal architects will support the new album with a massive U.S. headlining tour this fall. Album Tracks 1. Nevermore 2. Vanishing 3. To the Grave 4. Ditch 5. Omens 1. Gomorrah 2. Ill Designs 3. Grayscale 4. Denial Mechanism 5. September Song

Double vinyl LP pressing. Known for their explorative and restless sound, taking influence from old style rock like The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, Neil Young and Pink Floyd as well as from electronica and hip hop, each of Radiohead's albums marks a cornerstone in their musical evolution. Although it's more song-driven and acoustic than Kid A (2000), Radiohead'sfollow-up 2001 effort Amnesiac was hulled from the same sessions and it served as the first time in the band's career that a new record didn't bring about a complete shift in artistic priorities. It's nevertheless another brilliant offering from the most musically innovative band in modern music and another fine example of the fact that they're comfortably in a league all their own. Album Tracks 1. Packt Like Sardines in a Crushd Tin Box 2. Pyramid Song 3. Pulk/Pull Revolving Doors 4. You and Whose Army? 5. I Might Be Wrong 6. Knives Out 7. Morning Bell/Amnesiac 8. Dollars & Cents 9. Hunting Bears 10. Like Spinning Plates 11. Life in a Glasshouse