The Callous Daoboys - I Don't Want to See You in Heaven - Blue/Beige - VINYL LP

If you know Lacuna Coil then you'll already be aware that every album entry in their storied career is more than just a sound Each one is a richly textured soundtrack to a specific time and a place. With Sleepless Empire, that place is dark, cinematic, and unmistakably true to the unique characteristics that have given Lacuna Coil such a celebrated entry in the annals of heavy music. Without the voice, guitars or drums, Sleepless Empire - the orchestral part - would be a cinematic soundtrack. From the colossal refrains of album opener The Siege to the wickedly catchy I Wish You Were Dead and the irrepressibly classic feel of Sleepless Empire's title track, there's no mistaking the confidence of Lacuna Coil's latest, and it has it's share of surprises, too. They come in the form of two very special guest appearances from none other than New Years Day banshee Ash Costello on their epic In The Mean Time and an ear-splittingly over-the-top contribution from Lamb of God singer Randy Blythe on Hosting the Shadow. And if there's a special edge to Sleepless Empire it's about more than that vocal cross pollination alone. As Ferro explains, the key to Lacuna Coil's eternally youthful aura is their curiosity and ability to respond creatively to new inspiration without losing sight of the qualities that make them who they are - and he counts Sleep Token, Spiritbox, Bad Omens, and Bring Me The Horizon as examples of other bands who are doing the same to keep the scene and their own sounds vibrant. That independent spirit has been key to balancing Lacuna Coil's artistic prerogative against the weight of expectation, and Ferro is emphatic when describing how these strange times have generated no shortage of material to influence Sleepless Empire's weighty lyrics and mood. Lacuna Coil's sound is dark, it reflects the society we're living in - it's a portrait of our times. It stands

Vinyl LP pressing. Round 13 is the thirteenth studio album by the Swiss hard rock band Krokus, and the only album to feature Welsh vocalist Carl Sentance, formerly of Persian Risk and the Geezer Butler Band. It includes a cover of InchHeyaInch by J. J. Light (a.k.a. Jim Stallings from Sir Douglas Quintet). Album Tracks 1. Heya 2. Money Back 3. Break Free 4. Guitar Rules 5. Blood Comes Easy 6. Suck My Guitar 7. Gipsy Love 8. Whitchhunt 9. Backstabber 10. Wild Times

Virtuosic, sensitive and delightful performances of rarely-heard music. Album Tracks 1. I. Allegro Moderato [09 07] 2. II. Scherzo [04 48] 3. III. Largo Con Dolore [08 53] 4. IV. Allegro Con Fuoco [08 13] 5. No. 1. Vignette [01 48] 6. No. 2. Episode [02 00] 7. No. 3. Caprice [01 26] 8. Smoky Mountain Air [03 51] 9. I. Alegro Cantabile [06 42] 10. II. Andante Con Sentimento [04 22] 11. III. Vivace [03 48] 12. Reminiscence [04 40