MC5 - Heavy Lifting - VINYL LP

2020 . Ride handed the entirety of their highly acclaimed sixth studio album, This Is Not A Safe Place, to mysterious London act, Pêtr Aleksänder, who stripped the songs back to just the band's vocals and added their customarily beautiful string arrangements, keys and synth textures beneath them. The results take Ride deep into the neo-classical / ambient territory that a couple of the remixes of their previous album hinted at. These new 'reimaginings' will appeal to fans of those musical styles, as well as those who consider themselves a part of The Ride fanbase. Album Tracks 1. R.I.D.E. (Reimagined By PÊTR Aleksänder) 2. Future Love (Reimagined By PÊTR Aleksänder) 3. Repetition (Reimagined By PÊTR Aleksänder) 4. Kill Switch (Reimagined By PÊTR Aleksänder) 5. Clouds of Saint Marie (Reimagined By PÊTR Aleksänder) 6. Eternal Recurrence (Reimagined By PÊTR Aleksänder) 7. Fifteen Minutes (Reimagined By PÊTR Aleksänder) [Explicit] 8. Jump Jet (Reimagined By PÊTR Aleksänder) 9. Dial Up (Reimagined By PÊTR Aleksänder) 10. End Game (Reimagined By PÊTR Aleksänder) 11. Shadows Behind the Sun (Reimagined By PÊTR Aleksänder) 12. In This Room (Reimagined By PÊTR Aleksänder)

After a long silence New Zealand bestial death metal horde Exaltation finally unveil their first proper full-length offering, InchUnder Blind ReasoningInch, after a demo tape had surfaced back in 2017 amongst generalized obscurity. Indeed what we find on this debut offering is something distant from the lo-fi quality of the promising but under-produced demo, and sees the band tap instead into a realm of vehemence and aural destruction of unseen magnitude and terror. Feral, enveloping, monumental and sprawling in it's unrelenting wrath, InchUnder Blind ReasoningInch sees the obscure New Zealand death-bringers whip the sum of their influences (Immolation, Morbid Angel, Incantation, Deicide, Blasphemy) into a coercive realm of shell shocking torment and rise from the depths of obscurity like a cataclysmic weapon of mass-destruction. The album's dense and multidimensional recording quality (courtesy of engineers Raj Singarajah and Cam Sinclair along by mastering from Luke Finlay of Primal Mastering) has yielded a death metal beast of truly unsettling proportions. Every instrument and the utter violence with which it is wielded appears on full display, as the listener is helplessly left annihilated, blow after to blow, to witness the band's tight, savage and merciless performance and technical proficiency literally maul down the fabric of reality piece by piece. These are death metal songs from a realm of perpetual darkness that bare a load of death and ruin of unprecedented traits. Songs of boundless terror and oblivion that evoke eons of darkness and an immanent and oppressive presage of complete inevitability as the music roars out of the speakers with ominous grimness and near-weaponized violence. All hail the realm of darkness and death conceived by Exaltation, one where the death metal craft is reborn as a feral ungovernable force to inflict merciless ruin unto this

Limited vinyl LP repressing of the classic 1969 debut album from the Garage Rock icons. Album Tracks 1. Ramblin' Rose 2. Kick Out the Jams 3. Come Together 4. Rocket Reducer No. 62 (Rama Lama Fa Fa Fa) 5. Borderline 6. Motor City Is Burning 7. I Want You Right Now 8. Starship