Shades - Black Heart Communion - VINYL LP

Shades of Deep Purple is the debut album by the English rock band Deep Purple, released in July 1968 on Tetragrammaton in the United States and in September 1968 on Parlophone in the United Kingdom. Album Tracks 1. And the Address (Stereo Mix) 2. Hush (Stereo Mix) 3. One More Rainy Day (Stereo Mix) 4. Prelude Happiness/I'm So Glad (Stereo Mix) 1. Mandrake Root (Stereo Mix) 2. Help (Stereo Mix) 3. Love Help Me (Stereo Mix) 4. Hey Joe (Stereo Mix)

Crystal Shards is the debut full-album from Hamilton Canada based Blackwinterwells. This twelve-track collection of songs was built over the course of two years, comprising of previously released songs such as darkkmagician and useless, while also introducing a more eclectic musical evolution in the form of tracks such as vivisect and sulfur (featuring guest artists 8485 & emotionals).1. visions feat. dolly2. darkkglass3. sulfur feat. emotionals4. purgatorio feat. saturn5. pressure point feat. bella lugxsi6. vivisect feat. 84857. useless8. cry ice9. star cluster10. breathe loop11. temple12. darkkmagician Album Tracks 1. Visions 2. Darkkglass 3. Sulfur 4. Purgatorio 5. Pressure Point 6. Vivisect 7. Useless 8. Dry Ice 9. Star Cluster 10. Breathe Loop 11. Temple 12. Darkkmagician

A family of spiritualists, writers and performers generations deep; a home haunted by legends of literature and music; personal upheaval and a sense of being unseated in time these are the origins of singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Vera Sola. With an ethereal voice providing the foundation for a haunting body of song, her timeless sound and enthralling stage presence draws an unlikely connection between Vera Lynn and Vera Hall; the grande dame of British music hall and the Depression-era Alabamian singer of work-songs and spirituals. As a child she played classical piano, later guitar and bass, learning more by instinct than instruction. An obsessive reader and writer, she'd forever written poetry and been fascinated by wordplay, falling in love at a young age with Russian literature and the work of Dylan Thomas, James Joyce and William Faulkner. All this, along with a career as a stage and voice actor-combined with years of touring in Elvis Perkins' band- would serve as a launching point for Vera Sola. But it wasn't until 2017 that she began to experiment with the idea of recording her own material. She hadn't even shared her music with her closest friends and family, let alone recorded anything of her own. Even then, despite a lineage and lifetime of public performance, she felt a barrier blocking off her voice. Writing and playing came easily, but singing her own songs presented a different challenge. She decided instead to make the album entirely alone, picking up instruments she had never played before, drawing from them the internal music that had for so long gone unexpressed. She recorded using anything at hand. Bones and breaking glass, chains and filing cabinets, hammers and two-by-fours. Countless moving parts meticulously layered and arranged. And that old fear now cast off brought new abilities, a change in her voice, including an otherworldl