No/Más - No Peace - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

Whilst the world has been battling the effects of the global plague, behind the scenes Noctem has been preparing it's 6th opus titled InchCredo Certe Ne CrasInch (I believe with certainty that there is no tomorrow) - a that is set to be unleashed worldwide through MNRK Heavy

150gm vinyl LP pressing. Their first album together in nearly 10 years, Breakdown On 20th Ave. South is a collection of Julie Miller songs produced by Buddy Miller. Breakdown On 20th Ave. South is a first rate showcase for Julie's finely crafted lyrics. There is a line from the track InchSpittin' on FireInch that best illustrates her sharp edged word play InchYou're a dangerous little storm, one part cold and one part warm.Inch The song InchWar ChildInch is a cry for help that usually goes unheard. A cry for help from thousands and thousands of children stolen from their families, forced to carry a gun at ages as young as 7 or 8. Never to see home again. Tracks like, InchI'm Gonna Make You Love MeInch and InchEverything Is Your FaultInch hint at the ups and downs of love. The entire album is tied together by Buddy's unfussy production style. Breakdown On 20th Ave. South is a treat for long time fans of Buddy & Julie and a delightful discovery for new listeners.

No Retreat's long out of print album, InchPray For PeaceInch has been remixed and remastered with bonus tracks for this amazing 20th Anniversary ! / Forming in 1993, No Retreat was one of Pennsylvania's heaviest beat down hardcore bands mixing heavy riffs with death metal-like vocals that incited huge pits everywhere they played. 2023 marks the 20 year anniversary of their second (and unfortunately last) full length album, InchPray For Peace.Inch Breaking up shortly after it's , InchPray For PeaceInch quickly sold out and was never repressed. After believing for years that the backups had been lost, Screaming Crow Records planned on re-mastering and re-releasing the album with bonus tracks from their 2000 split LP with Krutch. As the tag began redesigning the artwork and remastering the album, the backups were found in the bottom of an unmarked box. Delighted in it's discovery, the tag immediately contacted original producer, Eric Klinger (Pro-Pain, The Take), to remix and remaster the album. Originally recorded in a basement in Pittsburgh, Klinger has painstakingly edited and remixed the album to make it sound 100 times better than the original.