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“'a deliciously dark tale of intense attraction and wrap it around a surging chorus to die for.' - Hot Press”
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Rocking through the holiday madness: Song for a Gorgeous Blonde drops a heavier-than-usual Christmas ditty rooted in a bizarre Swedish Donald Duck tradition, complete with a cranky guitar solo. Mother Raspberry & A.R.C. unleash sounds from the back of the mind on Unconscious Release, the wild follow-up to their 23-track meditation into musical insanity Conscious Release. Ian Cat chronicles homesickness and loneliness on his debut, while Yama Uba floats haunting vocals over velvety synths and dark 80s basslines on Horizon. Shitshow brings shaky Spinach-Rock'n'Roll Punk from Hamburg Crime City for everyone caught in the rat race.
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“21ST CENTURY REDEMPTION SONGS is the first studio album by Unquiet Nights. Recording started in Belfast and finished in Italy. The album features the singles 'We Were The Ones', 'Shoulda Said Somet...”
2 in stock
“This track is about the dangers of engaging with an overstimulated person.”
16 in stock
“An atmospheric, melodic and soulful song about my mixed up world.”
28 in stock
“A gift from your favorite musical magicians”
54 in stock
“Ambient Regrets of a Shattered Marriage in Three Parts”
16 in stock
“A jam that happened while making an album.. little bit of djembe, some choir, electric guitars.. fun stuff.”
33 in stock
“The 16th studio album from Mother Raspberry packs a wallop”
86 in stock
“'Postcards In Real Time' expands upon the sound of their debut '21st Century Redemption Songs,' while exploring new fields, yielding their most passionate, personal and, at times, politicised work ...”
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“'First Ten' focuses on the non-album singles of Unquiet Nights, including 'Four Winds', 'Young Believers', 'Promise of You' and 'In Spite of It All'.”
10 in stock
“This song only needed one 20 dollar mic. All instruments played into same mic, vocals too. 20 bucks.”
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“A lively, spooky evocation of a 'Seance Room' featuring downtempo beats, stressed keyboard pads and even a string section!”