Thursday 31 October 2019

Punk Rock Halloween II: Louder, Faster & Scarier (2019)


Various Artists
Punk Rock Halloween II: Louder, Faster & Scarier
(2019)

The punk rock treat that tricked its way into the heart of punk rock fans everywhere in 2017 returns with a brand new volume of Halloween-themed songs recorded by modern and legacy bands! Features brand new studio recordings by legendary punk bands such as The Vandals, Down By Law, The Casualties, Reagan Youth, The Members, The Vibrators, MDC, Tsunami Bomb, The Queers and lots more!


01. The Vandals - Curse Of The Unripe Pumpkin [1:55]
02. Down By Law - Buried Alive [2:24]
03. Pulley - Grim Grinning Ghosts [3:00]
04. The Queers - Down In The Shadows[3:20]
05. Tsunami Bomb - Dead Man’s Party[3:38]
06. Reagan Youth - (It’s A) Monster’s Holiday [2:22]
07. The Casualties - Pet Sematary [3:06]
08. Amber Pacific - Calling All The Monsters [3:45]
09. Ship Thieves - I Think Of Demons [2:48]
10. The Members & John Perry (Only Ones) - Scary Monsters (And Super Creeps) [4:41]
11. Black Valley Moon - Return Of The Ghost Of Johnny Ramone [2:45]
12. The Vibrators - Wolfman Howl [2:33]
13. Dave Smalley & The Bandoleros - Don’t Fear The Reaper [3:20]
14. Punchline - Ghostbusters [4:07]
15. MDC - Zombie Love [4:11]
16. Shattered Faith - The Omen [2:11]
17. Splinter - Werewolves Of London [2:34]
18. Starving Wolves - The Number Of The Beast [4:24]
19. Chief State - Zombie [3:28]
20. The Spears - Hallowmean [1:44]
21. Parasites - The Killing Moon [3:10]
22. Unsteady Heights - People Who Died [5:33]
23. Walter, Etc. - I Remember You Loved Halloween [2:25]
24. Slap Of Reality - Bad Moon Rising [2:25]
25. The Widows - Curse Of The Hearse [2:31]
26. Bankrupt - Jason Ruined My Halloween [2:39]
27. Down And Outs - Killer On The Loose [2:59]
28. Johnny Thunders - In Cold Blood [2:29]


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Double-double




Gothalloween




Minimal Compact - Creation Is Perfect (2019)


Minimal Compact
Creation Is Perfect
2019)

An album of new versions of classic tracks by Minimal Compact and yet so much more besides. Now they have reconvened, together with producer and long-time collaborator Colin Newman (Wire), to finally capture their music in its true brilliance. Several of the band's signature songs have been re-recorded using a mix of live recordings and studio tooled performances. The result is an album that radiates vitality and sheer class. Highlights include live favourite "Statik Dancin" with its barbed hooks and irresistible groove. The bright, tender optimism of "My Will" is especially moving, with Spigel's vocal at the fore. Then there is "Take Me Away", with its tightly coiled hypnotic guitar lines edging towards mania. The album climaxes with a brand new song, "Holy Roller". "Creation is Perfect" is an album of power and depth that demands repeated plays. Crackling with energy and immediacy, this is the sound of a band reaching a new level of creativity.


1. Statik Dancin' [3:58]
2. Take Me Away [2:34]
3. Nada [4:28]
4. Raging Souls [4:46]
5. Not Knowing [3:27]
6. My Will [3:12]
7. The Well [3:34]
8. Holy Roller [5:33]


ZTA

Югендштиль ‎- Никто Никому Ничего (1996)


Югендштиль (Jugendstil)
Никто Никому Ничего
(1996)

Reissue of cult album by russian post-punk/goth rock band Югендштиль (Jugendstil) with bonus tracks. Recorded in St. Petersburg Gramzapis-Studio, February 1996. Released October 1st 2019 by russian label XII Chasov Records.


01. Никто Никому Ничего / No One Nothing [3:35]
02. Страшно / Scary [3:05]
03. Школьный Вальс / School Waltz [4:41]
04. Та, Которая / One That [3:31]
05. С Головой Под Одеяло / With Head Under The Covers [4:00]
06. Птица / Bird[2:39]
07. Что У Нас С Тобою Было / What We Had [3:50]
08. Ты Улыбаешься Так / You Smile As If You Know [3:13]
09. Овчарка / Shepherd Dog [4:00]
10. Стеклянный Дом / Glass House [3:11]
11. Фигуристы / Skaters [3:13]
12. Музыка Моя / My Music [2:43]

13. Live tracks (previously unreleased) [17:18]


Ranaldo Jarmusch Urselli Pandi (2019)


Lee Ranaldo, Jim Jarmusch, Marc Urselli, Balazs Pandi
self-titled
(2019)

New York based producer Marc Urselli had the idea to bring people together who had never met before and let that meeting of minds create beautiful soundscapes. Film director and musician Jim Jarmusch, Sonic Youth co-founder and guitarist Lee Ranaldo shared space with versatile drummer Balázs Pándi for a night session at Urselli's EastSide Sound studio in downtown NY. These are the unfiltered results. Absorbing instrumental patterns of cinematic sounds and improvised rhythms. No overdubs, no editing. All was recorded live and analog, produced and mixed by Marc Urselli. The front/back coverfotos were taken by photographer William Semeraro in Norway. That is why Marc Urselli gave all the songs titles inspired by Norwegian mythology.


1. Andvari [8:56]
2. Bergelmir [7:28]
3. Groa [19:31]
4. Gulltoppr [11:49]
5. Haar [5:01]


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Friday 25 October 2019

Pogo dancing



Hey this is your chance
To do the pogo dance
So get your both feet up off the ground
What goes up - must come down

Pogo Dancing
Its the greatest thing that's going round.
Pogo Dancing
Why move from side to side
When you can jump up and down


Chriss Spedding & The Vibrators "Pogo Dancing"

Thursday 24 October 2019

The Hard-Ons! - So I Could Have Them Destroyed (2019)


The Hard-Ons!
So I Could Have Them Destroyed
(2019)

The Hard-Ons are back with their rampaging 12th studio album "So I Could Have Them Destroyed". Clocking in at a concise 30 minutes through 12 tracks, "So I Could Have Them Destroyed" is a wild but focused memorandum of the current incarnation of The Hard-Ons. Original founding member Keish is welcomed back into the fold, joining drummer Murray and co-founders Ray and Blackie.


01. Made To Love You II [4:46]
02. Bad Bad Temper To Match [2:17]
03. Better By The Hour [2:37]
04. Midnight [3:42]
05. Oh You're Crushed [2:55]
06. Not Just For A Day [3:57]
07. A Whole Lot Of Tooth [1:41]
08. Float [2:39]
09. This Is How We Roll [3:19]
10. Do The Bunk [4:18]
11. Harder And Harder [2:32]
12. It Seems Like I've Spent Every Penny That I Earnt Today [2:52]


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Sunday 20 October 2019

Dr Jekyll And Mr Hyde



I'm normal outside
He's evil inside
I'm Dr Jekyll and
He's Mr Hyde
My clothes will impress you
And my claws will undress you
Two for the price of one


The Damned "Dr Jekyll And Mr Hyde"

The Cat Piano (2009)



A city of singing cats is preyed upon by a shadowy figure intent on performing a twisted feline symphony. Latest short film by The People's Republic of Animation, directed by Eddie White and Ari Gibson. Produced by Jessica Brentnall.
"The Cat Piano" (2009) features the voice of iconic Australian artist Nick Cave narrating a poem written by Eddie White. Nick Cave recorded the narration whilst in Melbourne in 2007 while on tour with his band, The Grinderman.



Saturday 19 October 2019

Dernière Volonté - Frontiere (2019)


Dernière Volonté
Frontiere
(2019)

After a long silence, Dernière Volonté returns. The album is articulated around visions, melancolic feelings, lonliness surrounding the disappearances of dear people. Geoffroy Delacroix delivers here his 8th album and probably also his best & most personal work, with links to 80' retro electronics & soundtracks and nowadays powerful beats & electronics aswell.


01. Tu Connaitras mon Âme [3:31]
02. Mon Beau Miroir [5:08]
04. Tête de Bois [3:22]
05. Transparent [4:30]
06. Frontière [5:32]
07. Dans l´eau [4:43]
08. Nous Savons Pourquoi [4:28]
09. Au Dessus des Lois [5:32]
10. Dis Moi [3:12]
11. À l´Envers [4:08]
12. Ton Grand Sommeil [5:12]
13. Jusqu´à ce que [4:44]


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Thursday 17 October 2019

77 - Predaja Života: Demo Tracks 1982-1983 (2015)


77
Predaja Života: Demo Tracks 1982-1983
(2015)

77 was a punk band from Pula (Croatia) that played a kind of darkened depressive punk, existed just few years (1980-83) but played a lot of gigs.


1. Pjesma Poraženog Ratnika [3:43]
2. Ne (Dva Puta) [2:27]
3. Obična Stvar [1:50]
4. Majci [2:33]
5. Predaja Života [6:08]
6. Plavi [3:13]
7. Pula [2:07]


Thursday 10 October 2019

Davitelj protiv Davitelja


Belgrade Strangler vs. The Stranglers


Who does not like carnations, should not live!

Friday 4 October 2019

Horror Week on Goodreads!


"Horror fiction has traditionally dealt in taboo.… It makes monsters of household pets and begs our affection for psychos. It shows us that the control we believe we have is purely illusory, and that every moment we teeter on chaos and oblivion."
- Clive Barker


We hope you aren't easily frightened...because these reading recommendations will haunt you long after you've read the last page. So, what are you waiting for? Won't you join us in our celebration of horror's latest and greatest?

What madness lies ahead for your reading list?

If you want a real scare, set aside your beloved horror classics - you know what darkness lurks within their pages, what chilling plot twists await. Aren't you ready for a different breed of monster? A truly unknown sense of dread? Then perhaps it's time to update your Want to Read shelf with the newest voices of the genre! To help you get started on your spooky reading journey, we rounded up the breakout stars of horror. From Christina Henry's dark, disturbing retellings of children's stories to Victor LaValle's occult epic, "The Ballad of Black Tom", these are gripping tales of fear and foreboding for the modern era. For this list, we focused on authors who have recently published at least two popular horror books. Browse the titles and find something new to tingle your spine.

Victor LaValle examines Lovecraft's long-lasting influence

Victor LaValle knows his way around a scary tale or two. He's the author of the horror novels "The Ballad of Black Tom" and "The Changeling" as well as the graphic novel series "Destroyer", which is a modern reimagining of Frankenstein’s monster, among many other books. His work has earned him numerous awards, including a Whiting Award, a Guggenheim Fellowship, a Shirley Jackson Award, and an American Book Award. In addition to creating his own creepy stories, LaValle is a connoisseur of classic horror and wrote the introduction to the just-released "The New Annotated H.P. Lovecraft: Beyond Arkham". Here LaValle explores the long reach of Lovecraft's influence on the horror genre.

Monstress' Marjorie Liu recommends graphic horror novels

Marjorie Liu is the author of more than 19 novels and the co-creator and writer of the award-winning horror fantasy graphic novel series "Monstress". The series - whose honors include an Eisner, a Hugo, a Harvey, and a British Fantasy award - is set in an alternate, matriarchal 1920s Asia and follows a girl’s struggle to survive the trauma of war. Liu's comic book work also includes the "Dark Wolverine" series, "NYX: No Way Home", "X-23", "Black Widow: The Name of the Rose", and "Astonishing X-Men". In addition, Liu is an attorney and teaches comic book writing at MIT. Here she recommends some of her favorite graphic horror novels, which are all "stories of women and girls confronted with monsters - without and within."

Creepy kids, spooky woods, nightmarish house guests: A list for sleepless nights
22 New and Upcoming Horror Books to Keep You Up at Night

A sinister institute for "extranormal" children. A couple whose dream home attracts unsettling guests. A woman who becomes well-acquainted with the monsters lurking in the woods. These are just a few of the year's most foreboding frights that are haunting our readers' dreams. Fans will recognize many favorites in this roundup, including Stephen King (of course), Joe Hill, Paul Tremblay, and Robert R. McCammon. We also have Stephen Chbosky, author of "The Perks of Being a Wallflower", venturing into the world of supernatural suspense with Imaginary Friend. And just how did we narrow down our list? We took a look at the most popular horror novels, novellas, and short story collections published this year so far as well as upcoming releases (we've included their publication dates below). Then we focused on the number of additions to Goodreads members' Want to Read shelves to measure buzz and anticipation. Which of these spine-tingling tales will you be adding to your bookshelf? Tell us!

From Mary Shelly to Shirley Jackson

Hear the scratching on the wall? Feel a chill run down your spine? The frightening thrills of our favorite horror novels have a way of reaching out from beyond the page - casting shadows, whispering in our ear, haunting us long after the story is done. For Horror Week, Goodreads set out to reveal the most popular horror stories. To create our list, we focused on the books that have been added the most to Goodreads members' shelves. From literal monsters to purely psychological terrors, these are tales of madness and pandemonium, retribution and absolution. Long heralded as the "Master of Horror," Stephen King reigns supreme, with five books on our list, but his son Joe Hill is not far behind, nabbing four spots. And along with classics from Mary Shelley and Edgar Allan Poe, Robert Kirkman's end-of-the-world comic, "The Walking Dead", made the cut as well as an award-winning children's ghost story, "The Graveyard Book", from Neil Gaiman. And now we present the top horror books on Goodreads in alphabetical order. Proceed at your own risk - and then tell us how many you've read.

Let's Play: Conjure Your Worst Nightmare
What will haunt your dreams?

Horror novels are known for the monsters that lurk between their pages. From demonic forces haunting suburbia to the evil entity that beckons from the gutter, monsters exist to prey on our worst fears. So to keep the scares coming, we have the generator just for you. The rules are simple: Match the first letter of your first name and pair it with your birth month to summon your monster. Then match the color of the shirt you’re currently wearing to let the fright fest begin. After that, it’s up to you, dear readers. Tell us what will be haunting your dreams tonight.

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What will you be reading for Horror Week?
Let us know in the comments!


(((S))) - Black Dog (2019)


(((S)))
Black Dog
(2019)

The mysterious music project (((S))) returns from the cold and windy streets of Copenhagen with the brand new album "Black Dog". As always with (((S))), his music has its roots in post-punk, although the songs are longer this time, with more instrumental passages and a minimum of lyrics. "Black Dog" includes a collection of 8 songs in which (((S))), together with Denmark's best backing musicians, lead through dark soundscapes of guitar walls, solid drum beats and sparkling basses interwoven with frugal, distorted vocals that make you think.


1. Whatcanisay? [6:01]
3. Ithoughtiwas [6:03]
4. Weallwannadie [5:39]
5. It'sajobit'Sajob [3:42]
6. Allofitall [6:03]
7. Whatifif? [3:49]


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Thursday 3 October 2019

Audra - Dear Tired Friends (2019)


Audra
Dear Tired Friends
(2019)

"Dear Tired Friends" is the first album in 10 years from the Arizona band Audra. It includes a guest appearance by Mike VanPortfleet of Lycia on the song "Planet of Me".


01. Tired Friends [2:33]
02. Wish No Harm [3:21]
03. Another Fallen Petal [3:34]
04. Drinking Yourself To Sleep [3:02]
05. Sunglass [2:48]
06. Planet Of Me [4:18]
07. Sliding Under Cars [3:23]
08. Fireflies [3:31]
09. 1987 [3:34]
10. Falling [5:20]


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