Mogwai - Mogwai Young Team - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

L.D. 50 is the debut studio album by the American heavy metal band Mudvayne, released on August 21, 2000. The album is widely considered a defining in the nu-metal and alternative metal scenes of the late 1990s and early 2000s, blending elements of progressive metal, math metal, and industrial rock with a heavy dose of experimentalism mixing aggressive riffs, groovy basslines, intense drumming, and gritty, fluctuating vocals (from clean singing to deep growls). The band's complex arrangements, aggressive sound, and unique approach to metal made L.D. 50 a critical success and a fan favorite. The album title L.D. 50 is a reference to 'lethal dose, ' referring to the lethal dose of a substance needed to kill 50% of a population; the band used it as a metaphor for the album's intense and overwhelming nature. The album features the singles InchDigInch and InchDeath BloomsInch. Album Tracks 1. Monolith 2. Dig 3. Internal Primates Forever 4. -1 5. Death Blooms 6. Golden Ratio 7. Cradle 8. Nothing to Gein 9. Mutatis Mutandis 10. Everything and Nothing 11. Severed 12. Recombinant Resurgence 13. Prod 14. Pharmaecopia 15. Under My Skin 16. (K)Now F(Orever) 17. Lethal Dosage

Album Tracks 1. Heard About You Last Night 2. Simon Ferocious 3. Remurdered 4. Hexon Bogon 5. Repelish 6. Master Card 7. Deesh 8. Blues Hour 9. No Medicine for Regret 10. The Lord Is Out of Control

Every Country's Sun takes two decades of Mogwai's signature, contrasting sounds - towering intensity, pastoral introspection, synth-rock minimalism, DNA-detonating volume - and distills it, beautifully, into 56 concise minutes of gracious elegance, hymnal trance-rock, and transcendental euphoria. Produced by psych-rock luminary Dave Fridmann, it's a structural soundscape built from stark foundations up; from a gentle, twinkling, synth-rock spectre to a solid, blown-out, skyward-thrusting obelisk. There's percussive, dream-state electronics (InchCoolverineInch), church organs as chariots of existential fire (InchBrain SweetiesInch), tremulous, foreboding bleeping - possibly from a dying android (Inchaka 47Inch). Their most transportive album yet, it also hosts their most fully realized art-pop sing-along of their storied history, InchParty In The Dark,Inch a head-spinning disco-dream double-helix echoing New Order and The Flaming Lips, featuring Braithwaite's seldom-heard melodic vocals declaring he's Inchdirectionless and innocent, searching for another piece of mindInch. This is music as a keep-out chrysalis, protective audio armor through exalting organs and portentous, dissonant guitar fuzz warping at the edges, bending the world inside-out into a reality in which you'd much rather live. The last three songs ascend into explosive exorcism, closing with the colossal InchEvery Country's Sun,Inch it's searching intensity whooshing towards infinity in a dazzling cosmic crescendo. Album Tracks 1. Coolverine 2. Party in the Dark 3. Brain Sweeties 4. Crossing the Road Material 5. Aka 47 6. 20 Size 7. 1000 Foot Face 8. Don't Believe the Fife 9. Battered at the Scramble 10. Old Poisons 11. Every Country's Sun