Pacific Avenue - Lovesick Sentimental - VINYL LP

Bernard Rands boasts a catalog of more than 100 published compositions, among them his vocal and instrumental work Canti del Sole, which won the Pulitzer Prize for Music in 1984. The centerpiece of Rands at Oberlin, a new recording on the Oberlin Music tag, is a work commissioned by Oberlin Conservatory in honor of it's 150th anniversary and intended for English horn player Robert Walters, a professor at Oberlin and longtime member of The Cleveland Orchestra. Rands' Concerto for English Horn received it's world-premiere performance by Walters and The Cleveland Orchestra at Severance Hall in November 2015. It makes it's recorded premiere on this , which features Walters performing alongside the Oberlin Orchestra, under the direction of Raphael Jiménez. Rands at Oberlin also features Canti del Sole, which describes a day's progression from dawn to dusk. It is performed here by Norwegian tenor Magnus Staveland with Oberlin's Contemporary Music Ensemble, under the direction of Timothy Weiss.

Transplanted Kiwi London garage punk miscreants reissue debut LP on 180g blood red vinyl plus two bonus tracks. This first record is a funny, tuneful rampage of hedonistic juvenile delinquency, grave robbing fantasies and substance/self abuse-themed anarchy, from the opening blast of Mentally Ill to the climactic kiss-off Trash Talkin' Paint Huffin' Girl. The stand-out tunes include unconventional my girlfriend dumped for the leader of a Nazi biker gang anthem Rides With The Reich (InchGee I, don't wanna kiss ya, I'm in love with Adolf HitlerInch), the shouty Motorhead-name checking alcoholic celebration of At The Pub (InchI was born (at the pub), went to school (at the pub), fell in love (at the pub), had my kids (at the pub), had a beer (at the pub), had a fight (at the pub)Inch) and manic mid-term meltdown School Sucks (Inchkill the teachers, burn the homework, smash the classroomInch). There's pretty much a racket to suit every form of deviancy. The whole record clocks in at under 30 minutes, making it the perfect rude 'n' crude warm-up music for any imminent crime spree.

Lovesick - Remember My Name [VINYL LP] UK - Import date 01/17/2025