Scissor Sisters - Scissor Sisters - VINYL LP

Vinyl LP pressing. On the streets of Kinshasa, Africa's 3rd largest capital city, a radical new scene is thriving amongst the political instability. Fongola is the highly anticipated debut album from Congolese collective Kokoko!. They're best known for creating a contemporary aesthetic all their own by rewiring and upcycling materials such as metal, cans, engine parts and plastic containers into vital and resonant dance music. Kokoko!'s distorted fast rhythms and spontaneous lo-fi electric sounds provide the chaotic soundtrack for the cities harsh yet abundantly creative realities.

Scissor Sisters - InchScissor Sisters (20th Anniversary)Inch. Celebrating the 20th anniversary of their self-titled iconic debut - the UK's best-selling album of 2004 - Scissor Sisters a brand-new, limited-edition 3 CD set. Taking the world by storm with their eccentric style, high energy, and feel-good lyrics, it's no surprise that this album, originally released on February 2, 2004, catapulted the band to international success. Since then, the album has sold nearly 4 million copies globally, has 300 million streams to date and won 'Best International Album' at the 2005 BRIT Awards. This 20th Anniversary expanded 3 CD set features hit singles InchLaura, Inch InchComfortably Numb, Inch InchTake Your Mama, Inch InchMaryInch and InchFilthy/Gorgeous, Inch alongside a plethora of B-sides and rarities, plus a bonus disc of remixes.

Fifteen years after his first international tour, Ravi Shankar is heard here, in 1971, continuing to stun western audiences with the beauty of Indian classical music. Ever the teacher, Shankar doesn't just perform in his usual stellar fashion, but edifies the audience by walking them through the instruments, their construction and musical capacities, as well as the melodic and rhythmic forms of raga. Shankar displays the ease at which can be both virtuosic musician, ushering listeners on flights of artistic imagination, and intrepid educator, imparting the modalities and forms behind the beauty of the four-thousand-year-old tradition of Indian classical music. Music recorded January 14, 1971 at the Falkoner Centre in Copenhagen, Denmark.1) Copenhagen Introduction 0 372) Copenhagen Janasanmodini Rupak 18 023) Copenhagen Commentary from the Maestro 6 074) Copenhagen Desh Teental 26 44