Noah and the Whale - Last Night On Earth - 180gm Vinyl - VINYL LP

Noah & The Whale were one of the leading protagonists of the small but perfectly formed indie-folk scene of the early days of the 21st Century. Formed in Twickenham, the five- piece, led by vocalist and guitarist Charlie Fink, originally boasted Laura Marling in their line- up, before she left to begin her successful solo career. Supported by a full-length film, The First Days Of Spring, which appeared a year after the group's debut, is frequently cited as their crowning achievement. Exploring the break-up between Fink and Marling, the album has none of the first album's female voices, and is presented as a narrative of a split. NME said, InchThey have done a hell of a lot of growing up. An immense album. Inch This re-issue is pressed onto high quality limited 180gm vinyl.

Daniel Jay McKinley - Works for Organ 3 [COMPACT DISCS] date 10/06/2000

Helado Negro's forthcoming EP 'The Last Sound on Earth' is a collection of songs inspired by a morbid curiosity of what the last sound one would hear before dying. With ever-growing anxiety with the state of current affairs, songs on this EP contain profound despair, anguish, and sadness for the world around us. In previous projects, Lange found positivity through music and dance, InchI've found a way of moving my body on stage that gives me a direct, freeing feeling with the music.Inch these days, InchThe doom is real, and the gloom is unfortunate; I'm not sure how to make this any lighter.InchOpening track InchMoreInch embodies such overwhelming feelings of being inundated with more of everything. Lange also critiques those in power with InchSender ReceiverInch and InchProtectorInch, where technical terminology is often rooted in violence and governmental institutions and the concentration of power amongst an elite few is an inherently broken system respectively. Amidst this doom, glimmers of hope peek through. The last two tracks InchZenithInch and InchDon't Give Up NowInch encourage the act of enduring from which change can happen internally and externally.