Left to Die - Initium Mortis - VINYL LP

Conjuring extreme, horrifying images of death, addiction, the road and urban violence glued to putrid rock'n'roll and manic-depressive blues-rock, La Muerte released a string of cult-albums and EP's throughout the 80s and early 90s, which heavily resonated with those abandoned by love or devoid of hope. Even the devil's rejects found refuge in La Muerte's growling, howling, stop/start frenzy, and feedback shivers of guitar burning through the dark cracks of life. March 2015, La Muerte did a highly praised come-back show at a sold out Ancienne Belgique in Brussels. Founding members Marc du Marais & Dee-J. were joined by so-called InchNew BloodInch Michel Kirby (Arkangel, Wolvennest, Length of Time, Deviate...), Christian Z. (Length of Time) and Tino de Martino (Channel Zero). The next two years, the band followed their first show in two decades, with a series of in-door shows and festival-appearances in Belgium, such as Dour, Graspop, Lokerse feesten, BSF, Desertfest... Also, La Muerte were invited by several prestigious festivals abroad like Roadburn (NL), IMPETUS (CH) and Helldorado (NL), sharing stages with likes of At The Drive-In, Neurosis, Orange Goblin & Laibach. La Muerte curated their headlining night at Les Nuits du Botanique and appeared as special guests besides Iggy Pop's band, at the GUTTERDÄMMERUNG screening, in a sold out Ancienne Belgique. The first vinyl pressing will be a limited-edition gatefold coloured vinyl, including large poster. Enjoy. The psychedelic nightmare continues

This unusual recording brings princely offerings of two different kinds. In 1970 Prince Charles - who had studied cello and trumpet - was presented with a leather-bound volume containing pieces written for his entertainment by the composers on the council of the Performing Right Society. These fourteen bonnes bouches are complemented by fourteen German Lieder written by Prince Charles' great-great-great-grandfather, Prince Albert, the Prince Consort, whose style owed something to that of his good friend, Felix Mendelssohn.

Liverpool's legendary Death Metal pioneers Carcass (who still tour extensively to this day) are often credited with shaping the entire death metal genre. Pushing boundaries with their shocking imagery whilst evolving and innovating with each new album. Heartwork is widely renowned as the best Carcass album with it's melodic intricacies. These albums have been specially recreated using 'FDR' - full dynamic range mastering - pressed from the original master tapes, allowing the music's nuance to shine through and giving these classic albums a more ferocious and dynamic sound, enabling the listener to immerse themselves in the full audio heaviness.