True Godfathers of Rap, Public Enemy embody the musical revolution of the American ghetto of the 80s. Speakers of a generation that no longer turns the other cheek, the group definitively impacts Hip Hop and the counterculture of neighborhoods plagued by social misery and excluded from a society that stigmatizes or forgets them. Released in 1988, "It Takes A Nation of Millions To Hold Us Back" is the group's second opus. Find this classic in Yellow vinyl edition. Album Tracks 1. Contract on the World Love Jam 2. Brothers Gonna Work It Out 3. 911 Is a Joke 4. Incident at 66.6 FM 5. Welcome to the Terrordome 6. Meet the G That Killed Me 7. Pollywanacraka 8. Anti-N***** Machine 9. Burn Hollywood Burn 10. Power to the People 11. Who Stole the Soul? 12. Fear of a Black Planet 13. Revolutionary Generation 14. Can't Do Nuttin' for Ya, Man! 15. Reggie Jax 16. Leave This Off Your Fu*Kin Charts 17. B Side Wins Again 18. War at 33 1/3 19. Final Count of the Collision Between Us and the Damned 20. Fight the Power

Lorna Shore has scaled unexpected heights, played to the biggest crowds of their career and literally walked through fire to arrive at I Feel the Everblack Festering Within Me. This New Jersey quintet's latest album picks up where they left off on the now classic Pain Remains. While the album's first single, "Oblivion" is classic Lorna Shore, it's with the likes of the anthemic "Unbreakable", the pathos-driven "Glenwood" or the triumphant guitar melodies of "Lionheart" that you can hear the sound of extreme metal pushing through it's own boundaries, informed by topping huge festivals and bashing through arenas with the likes of Gojira and Mastodon. Lorna Shore's ascent has been nothing short of breathtaking and I Feel The Everblack Festering Within Me is nothing short of their career defining album.