Lucy Carolan - Six Partitas BWV 825-830 - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

A powder keg of bangers primed to shake the rat race to it's core - TheGuardian Australia (Best of 2023)InchSimultaneously chaotic and precise, no matter whether the palette is fierce rap,punk energy or slinking beats.Inch - Rolling Stone Australia (Best of 2023)London/Melbourne rap duo Teether & Kuya Neil their long-awaiteddebut album YEARN IV.YEARN IV captures the brooding and vivid world of two musical outsiders.Raised by the internet, the pair find their voice amid a sea of clashing culturalexperiences and sonic histories, finding solace in the isolation of contemporaryurban Australia.Recorded in Melbourne and completed in London, the album captures the duo'shyper local yet globally influenced rap sound at it's core. Kuya Neil's drum heavyproduction collides with Teether's surreal and immersive storytelling, blendingthrash metal and club music aesthetics with the echoes of the early internet.Lead single 'ZOO' plays with the silent throes of cultural diversity over aparanoid trap instrumental, 'BLUSH' is a blissed out digital love letter wuthshimmering autotuned hooks and rave inspired breaks. 'CHANEL' (featuringIndigenous Australian songwriter Alice Skye) is a guitar driven lament forAustralia's myopic cultural landscape, fading out with InchI'll never reach my fullpotential hereInch.Teether & Kuya Neil released their first mixtape GLYPH via Chapter in 2021,receiving airplay from NTS, Dublab and Australian radio, plus writeups viaBrooklyn Vegan and NME. Four tracks from 'GLYPH' were featured in the iconicAustralian Netflix series 'Heartbreak High' the following year.2023 mixtape STRESSOR charted in the Australian Independent Top 10 andmade it into end of year best of lists for The Guardian, Rolling Stone and NMEAustralia. The mixtape was nominated for Best Hip Hop Album at the 2024Australian Independent Music Awards and named Album of the Week by 3RRRand fBI Rad

Lucy Carolan - Italian Concerto / Chromatic Fantasia & Fugue [COMPACT DISCS] date 03/25/2003

Even by the frequently, if unintentionally, bizarre history of the UK's premier chart television show 'Top of the Pops' there are few less likely performances than that of a temporary line-up of King Crimson miming to the band's early 1970 single 'Cat Food'. The band's first (& only) - isolated from album - foray into the fickle world of the singles market did not, even with a TOTP appearance, produce a hit to dominate UK & worldwide charts but, along with it's non-album b side Groon, both tracks have achieved long term appeal with King Crimson fans & in KC set lists. A longer version of Cat Food would appear on the band's second studio album in May 1970, InchIn the Wake of PoeidonInch, a live version of Groon was a highlight of the Earthbound Live album while numerous studio takes were featured on both the 40th anniversary CD/DVD-A of InchIn the Wake of PoseidonInch & the InchSailors' TalesInch boxed set. Cat Food appeared in a powerful version on InchThe Great DeceiverInch boxed set & made a lauded return to KC's repertoire in 2019's world tour.This 50th anniversary edition has been expanded to a four track including the A & B sides of the original single, joined by a 2019 live recording, making it's first appearance on disc & a mix of the album version of Cat Food undertaken by David Singleton as part of the band's 50th anniversary digital series - also making it's debut on disc.Released on 10Inch vinyl & CD in a picture sleeve replica of the original 7Inch art, 50 years on, Cat Food retains it's distinctive flavour & reputation as being