Manifest - Sinking The - VINYL LP

STEREOLAB / EMPEROR TOMATO KETCHUP - On February 28, 2025, Stereolab are making seven of their studio albums available again as 2LP editions. These utilise the same remasters as the 2019 expanded album editions, cut from the original 1/2Inch tapes by Bo Kondren at Calyx Mastering and overseen by Tim Gane, but without any of the bonus material from the 3LP versions (which have now been discontinued), the idea being to make more cost-effective versions of these sought-after titles available to fans and shops. Each record comes housed in a single 5mm printed sleeve with printed inner sleeves, and a protective PVC outer bag. Emperor Tomato Ketchup is the fourth studio album by Stereolab and was originally released in 1996.

Norway's metal grinders Manifest are ready with their sixth studio album. The signifies a massive return to a raw metal expression, defined by their trademark mix of thrash and death metal. With Rune Stavnesli back in the producer's chair, the collaboration has forged a bone-crushing, intense, and uncompromising album. Since their formation in 2000 and album debut in 2005, Manifest from Trondheim, Norway has evolved from a staple of the Norwegian underground into a powerhouse that resonates with metal fans far beyond Norway's borders. Their relentless energy has earned them spots on high-profile international metal festivals, and they have shared stages with genre titans such as Entombed, Meshuggah, and Napalm Death. Known for their high-octane live performances and a discography that refuses to pull punches, the band blends the speed of thrash with the crushing weight of death metal, delivered with an unrelenting hardcore attitude and progressive elements. Over five previous albums, they have built a reputation for uncompromising quality and a refusal to follow trends. With this sixth chapter, Manifest proves they are more vital and hazardous than ever.

Originally released in 2020, Livslede is the second full-length album by Danish atmospheric black metal band Sunken, and is widely regarded as a cornerstone of modern Scandinavian melancholic black metal. The album's title translates roughly to Incha profound and lasting discomfort with existence,Inch a theme that deeply informs it's emotional and musical scope