Kubi Producent - +18 - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

The long awaited debut set from this quartet is an album that reaches for the heights of Jeff Buckley, the intensity of a less-goth Muse, and the heft of vintage Radiohead, InchMotherInch is quite some achievement. Documenting many highs and lows from Harry Collier's convoluted life story in the form of bitter but glorious tunes like InchB*tchInch and towering, orchestral songs like InchGrowInch. Each track has strong emotional intent and dark undertows, as Harry says himself Inchyou can say it's a bit soft but it's also hardcoreInch. After an appearance on InchLater... with Jools HollandInch, this album instantly soared to the top of online demand lists in the U.K.

2 of Clubs may have enjoyed only a brief recording career, but Linda Parrish and Patti Valentine left behind a remarkable body of work. This 10-inch vinyl mini-album gathers their complete recordings for the first time, including every Fraternity Records and two previously unissued tracks discovered in the tag's tape archive. The duo became local favourites in Cincinnati during the mid-1960s after meeting while performing at the popular Guys & Dolls nightclub, accompanied by the Driving Winds, led by Linda's husband Carl Edmondson. Discovering how well their voices blended, they joined forces as 2 of Clubs and soon caught the attention of Fraternity Records founder Harry Carlson, who signed them to the tag with Edmondson acting as producer and manager. Their debut single, a cover of Petula Clark's Heart, became a regional hit in 1966, reaching the Billboard charts. It's follow-up, Walk Tall Like A Man, proved even more successful, breaking into the Billboard Hot 100 and establishing the duo as one of Cincinnati's brightest pop acts. Over the next year they released a string of polished singles, combining strong contemporary material with original songs written by Carl and Linda. Recorded in both Cincinnati and Nashville, these releases showcased the pair's effortless harmonies and versatility. Highlights include the wistful 'Let Me Walk With You', a spirited take on 'River Deep-Mountain High' and a superb reading of Garnet Mimms Look Away', which became their final Fraternity single. The collection also includes the previously unreleased recordings 'I'll Come Running Over' and 'He Calls Me Child', completing the story of every known 2 of Clubs recording. The breakdown of Linda and Carl's marriage effectively ended the group, although Linda and Patti remained close friends and occasionally reunited for live performances, including a major Cincinnati oldies festival i

2015 album from the Black Metal band from the Czech Republic. The band's name, Kult Ofenzivy, means InchCult of the OffensiveInch (InchoffensiveInch as in the noun meaning Inchan organized and forceful campaign to achieve somethingInch) in Czech.