Teardrop Factory - Thrash in the Heart - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

Dexter Gordon - Love for Sale [COMPACT DISCS] date 12/01/1995

The Brutal Planet Records remastered reissue of Throat Full of Heart reignites My Ruin's landmark album, capturing the grit and raw power that defined their journey back from the brink. Right before recording, vocalist Tairrie B endured a life-threatening accident that nearly claimed her life and her arm. Her vocals-recorded in literal agony-channel rage, resilience, and survival into each song with unparalleled intensity. Paired with Mick Murphy's seismic riffs, this album blends Southern rock heft, Sabbath-like doom, and raw hardcore energy, making Throat Full of Heart an unfiltered testament to unbreakable spirit.From the thunderous opening of InchReady For BloodInch to the haunting finale of InchThrough the Wound,Inch this remastered edition, housed in a rare 6-panel wallet with exclusive, unseen photos, honors the album's legacy for fans of Black Sabbath, Cathedral, Pantera, and Slayer. Throat Full of Heart isn't just an album-it's a fierce, unapologetic soundtrack to survival, brimming with brutal honesty and relentless power.

The spirit of Gustav Mahler looms over the pages of Shostakovich's turbulent, sprawling and enigmatic Symphony No. 4, a work so uncompromising that for many years he suppressed it's performance, fearing public censure. Mixing bombast with banality, savagery with sarcasm, this baffling yet profound work is also one of his most startlingly original. It's paired with his ever popular Symphony No. 10, a brooding and lyrical masterpiece which is said to contain a musical portrait of Joseph Stalin in the impetuous second movement and in whose third and fourth movements Shostakovich artfully weaves a musical motif based on his own name which emerges resplendent in the spirited finale. This triumphant is the latest in a series of recordings for Pentatone by the Russian National Orchestra. Their Shostakovich cycle was widely acclaimed as Inchthe most exciting cycle of the Shostakovich symphonies to be put down... and easily the best recorded. Inch (SACD. Net). The Symphony No. 7, conducted by Paavo Järvi, won the Diapason d'Or de l'annee 2015 and was nominated for a 2016 Grammy Award for Best SS recording.