Urne - Setting Fire to the Sky - Turquoise - VINYL LP

London three-piece Urne have spent the last few years whipping up a firestorm of grit, swagger and grandiosity. Snarling hardcore, extreme inflections, and a strong sense of heavy metal's inherent classicism, all burn together within Urne's burial chamber and propel the band forward. Like the best metal albums, Setting Fire to the Sky is about the culture itself. Produced by SikTh co-vocalist Justin Hill, and featuring guest appearances from Troy Sanders (Mastodon) and Jo Quail Setting, Fire to the Sky has a freshness and bite that will tear through the uniform and often flat-sounding metal scene; their incandescent form of modern metal promises to become a supernova.

Running is the debut album from Cafuné. During the five years after Noah Yoo and Sedona Schat graduated from college together in the mid-2010s, the duo continued to write songs and play shows in New York as they worked around their day jobs. As they honed their live set, the band's sound evolved, and their audiences grew. By late 2019, they were graduating to larger venues in the city, ready to launch a new chapter. But then, the pandemic hit, putting those plans on hold. One of the reasons Running took so many years is because at times, tensions between Schat and Yoo were fraught. In the years leading up to the album, they sometimes went months without speaking to one another, and the future of Cafuné was up in the air. One of the songs on the album is InchTalkInch; it's about the tension between feeling alone and alienated while also wanting to feel better and needing to open up to people. Improvised around the clanking pipes of Yoo's apartment, the atmosphere on the track is spectral, glowing with the distortion of an old heater and the digital haze of manipulated drum breaks. TRACKLISTING 1. Reconsider 2. Tek It 3. Talk 4. Everyone Knows 5. High 6. Want Me Out 7. Live It Back Down 8. Empty Tracks 9. Running.

URFERD signifies the beginning of a new and additional musical chapter for it's founder and sole member, Daniel Beckman (TWILIGHT FORCE, AGES), and brings a refreshing new perspective to the genre, challenging the boundaries of dark atmospheric folk music.The first album InchRESANInch is a musical odyssey in both a literal and figurative sense. The album takes the listener on a journey through dark and olden Nordic forests; where strife and hardships follows in our steps, yet where the beauty and vastness of the solemn Nordic landscape persists and permeates. From the album opening's depiction of a serene morning's dawn to the closing track's respite of a hearth at nightfall, RESAN traverses a multitude of captivating musical landscapes and themes throughout it's eight songs.