Rahsaan Roland Kirk - Live At Ronnie Scott's 1963 - VINYL LP

Vinyl LP pressing. With Blacknuss, it's as if Kirk is taking listeners on a trip - from the top forty world of Soul Train to the roots of soul in gospel music and back in Africa. It is a remarkable musical-cultural shift in perspective and one that carries the listener with it. Exploding with near chaotic energy, this album makes a great soundtrack to a party about to teeter out of control. Cut all analog!

Bhleg's 2014 debut, InchDraumr ÁstInch, is being issued on vinyl for the first time. The Swedish black metal duo is one of Nordvis' longest-running artist collaborations, and their forest-scented sound is one which has since become synonymous with the tag. InchDraumr ÁstInch is strongly reminiscent of the gloomy woodland spirit of Ulver's InchBergtattInch, but also shows traces of the predatory ferociousness found in InchNattens madrigalInch. The hypnotic monotony permeating both the metal and ambient parts speak of a clear Burzum influence, and the mesmerising guitar tone weaves together a dreamlike, sonic tapestry which is occasionally enhanced by shamanic percussion. The LP version of Draumr Ást, which was re-mastered by Tore Stjerna at Necromorbus Studio, comes with enhanced artwork, insert, and classic black vinyl. Custom illustrations by H. Larsson.

Rahsaan Roland Kirk's live club gigs were usually engaging, freewheeling affairs, full of good humor and a fantastically wide range of music. The double album Bright Moments is a near-definitive document of the Kirk live experience, and his greatest album of the '70s.