Pop Evil - Skeletons - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

The South Florida production team of DIO + AJ + KLEIN have forged an alliance with house music pioneers FM Funk and JM Jack to help bring a taste of the vibe of the late 1980s to today's listener. InchJack The Bass,Inch is the second single from the forthcoming album InchJackin' The FunkInch and gives a respectful nod to the early sound of the genre, but pushes the envelope in an entirely new direction. This features the album version and four exclusive mixes. .

2018 , the fifth studio album from Pop Evil. The band brought on veteran producer Kato Khandwala and spent most of the summer in Nashville, TN at Studio A in Sound Emporium Studios and finished up the album at Sphere Studios in Los Angeles, CA. The self-titled LP will be the highly anticipated follow up to Up, which debuted at #1 on the Billboard U.S, Independent Albums Chart, #3 on the Billboard Top Hard Rock Albums Chart and #25 on the Billboard Top 200 Chart in the week of it's . Pop Evil formed in North Muskegon, Michigan in 2001.

If InchhomeInch is Minnesota, and InchabroadInch is transcontinental, reaching across historical eras, then At Home and Abroad is aptly named. A captivating and varied (not to say ravishing and sprightly) collection of music for violin/viola and guitar, the album features works dedicated to the Shank-Hagedorn Duo by Alf Houkom, Javier Contreras, and David Lang; first time recordings of works by Ian Krouse and David Hahn; and the Duo's own arrangements of music by Maria Kalaniemi. For this , violinist and violist Leslie Shank and guitarist Joseph Hagedorn have selected some favorite works from their past fifteen years of performances. The music is as wide-ranging as the Duo's interests, with influences from South American and Finnish folk music to John Dowland and InchPop Goes the Weasel.Inch Among the works are a belated wedding gift from David Lang to the married duo partners; a serenade by Alf Houkom that simply celebrates the joy of making music together; a luminous- almost ambient- arrangement of Dowland's 'Frog Galliard' by Ian Krouse that Brian Eno would find hard to beat; and David Hahn's W is for Weasel.