The Durutti Column - Dry - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

The follow-up to InchBest of Volume 1Inch from multi-platinum hard rock powerhouse Five Finger Death Punch commemorating the band's 20 year anniversary. InchBest Of Volume 2Inch - mirrors it's counterpart InchBest of Volume 1Inch. It's the second half of the collection of re-recorded epic Five Finger Death Punch hits. Together, these two albums define the band's impressive history. With over 8 billion streams, 16 #1 hits at Active Rock Radio, and a massive catalog of RIAA-certified gold and platinum releases, Five Finger Death Punch stands as one of the dominating forces in rock. InchBest Of - Volume 2Inch includes a brand-new version of InchThe EndInch featuring Japan's very own Baby Metal. This celebrates the band's past while charging full-force into the future. Available on a digipak CD.

Renascent marks the long-awaited return of legendary Manchester outfit The Durutti Column, their first new studio album in over fifteen years. Around the guitar work of Vini Reilly, the album plays between sonic atmospherics and structure warm ambient washes, piano, beats and guest vocal turns by a new generation (Caoilfhionn Rose). Both contemporary and otherworldly, and with a swathe of new champions citing the band as an influence (Blood Orange, Harry Styles, The Avalanches, Mark William Lewis), Renascent is a timely and vital rebirth for The Durutti Column.

3CDs Compiled By Celebrated Author And Director Grant McPhee (Postcard From Scotland, Teenage Superstars, Etc). Tracing The Evolution Of The Scottish Indie Scene, From The Mid-80s Exploits Of The C86 Scene, Through Belshill And Into The Late 1990s Via Chemikal Underground And Fife's Diy Movement. Packed With Household Names, Essential Cuts, Underground Legends, Lesser-Known Indie Gems And Four Previously Unreleased Tracks. Complete With Archival Imagery, Band Biographies And Grant McPhee's Insightful First-Hand Account. Following it's blossoming in the post-punk era, by the mid-80s, the Scottish indie scene had become a sprawling, glorious network of bands, fanzines, club nights and record shops. When the NME issued it's now-mythic 'C86' cassette in 1986, Scottish music featured heavily, setting the tone for a couple of decades of brilliant and eclectic music. From the noise-pop of The Jesus And Mary Chain and the effortless retro cool of Primal Scream, through the kawaii stylings of Bis and the sophisticated pop of Belle And Sebastian, to the dour post rock of Arab Strap and the melting pot eclecticism of The Beta Band, 'Something For The Longing' pulls together a snapshot of that time and place. Compiled chronologically, this is a story whose narrative takes in familiar faces, mythical scenesters, bona fide rock gods, singularly minded labels and, above all, the inventive musical exploits of a nation punching well above it's weight. Complete with a sleevenote essay and band biographies by curator Grant McPhee, archival imagery and a handful of unreleased recordings provided especially by the artists, 'Something For The Longing' is a must-hear for fans and collectors of the '80s and '90s indie scenes, anybody who was there and then, and the Caledophile in your life.