Teeth Agency - You Don't Have To Live In Pain - VINYL LP

Kill the Pain? What is it?A cross between Les Rita Mitsouko and Dolly Parton? An unlikely duo? An intriguing alchemy between the Australian Phoebe Killdeer, singer and songwriter of the international #1 hit Fade Out Lines, and the French Mélanie Pain, the voice behind the success of the band Nouvelle Vague.Kill the Pain is moving between nostalgic styles, disrupting time as much as it can with shameless pleasure, mixing references and influence from Carmen McRae to the Slits, from the raw energy of ESG to the poetic musicality of Peggy Lee, from the pent-up force of Patti Smith to Kim Gordon sardonic lyricism. Kill the Pain is a happy mess, a kaleidoscope of musical genres, a joyful helter-skelter of Latin percussion, funky bass, spicy electric guitars, uninhibited vocals, Afro beat drums and 80's keyboards.In the tradition of outlandish women in pop culture, the duo are completely different and enable each other to reach a state of craziness together. Things could and most certainly will take an unexpected turn.

Pain Gain is the sound of a left turn that became a calling. In 2023, the supergroup trio of Chloe Kaul (Kllo), Hamish Lefevre (SWIM), and Samuel Cooke (CRUSH3d) each shed an electronica persona as they loaded a car with guitars, modular synths, and a tape recorder for a weeklong hideaway in the woods. What came from those sessions was an album that none of them could have expected, but one they were always meant to make. Their debut, Pain Gain - named for the concept of finding clarity only after digging through the dirt as much as it is self-titled - trades velocity for gravity. The record shrugs off genre as a useful fiction weaving into indie rock melodrama and out through exalting pop balladry, it's ten tracks are a study in personal upheaval. And while vocalist Chloe Kaul's at-times-excoriating lyrics dig and pick at the soul, there is a balance within the band's music where no single voice dominates, and each member presses their weight of emotion into the frame.

Peter Tägtgren, a multifaceted talent known for his work as a producer for bands like Sabaton, Dimmu Borgir, and Amon Amarth, as well as his musical endeavors with Hypocrisy and Pain, presents his latest opus, InchI AmInch. Filled with synth-infused industrial metal anthems like 'Don't Wake The Dead', 'Go With The Flow' and the hit single 'Party In My Head', alongside atmospheric tracks such as 'I Am' and 'Fair Game,' the album seamlessly blends uplifting drive with introspective moments, making it Tägtgren's most personal and boldest work to date. InchI AmInch is the highly anticipated follow-up to 2016's InchComing HomeInch and ninth Pain album, features stunning art by Heile Photography, and unites Tägtgren's knack for a sarcastic, tongue in cheek humor with a deliberately wide range of elements. InchPain has no boundaries and is no stranger to writing danceable and catchy, albeit heavy stuffInch, Tägtgren says about his newest opus. InchIt has always been in the DNA of this project. But let's face it if the world really needs 'party anthems' from a cynical geezer like me, something's seriously wrongInch. Having toured massively following 2021's multimillion streamed 'Party In My Head', in 2024 it is time to give you all the chance to experience a whole new level of Pain. Green Black Smoke LP.