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The Arcade Fire brought a fresh theatricality, intensity, insanity, and a penchant for amazing hooks to their debut full length release, Funeral. Channeling elements of Neutral Milk Hotel, Broken Social Scene, and Roxy Music's first two albums, it's unlik

A colored vinyl reissue for this 1975 release.

Side A 1. Look at the Mountains 2. The News 3. I'm Gonna Live I'm Gonna Love 4. Going Mad 5.Dear Mother 6. Who Feels It Knows It

Side B 1. Remake the World 2. No Woman No Cry 3. Wahjahka Man 4. Hypocri

The 1970s punk movement gave birth to some important bands, but none were more important than The Clash. They pushed and broke musical boundaries, while fusing musical experimentation with a socio-political conscience and it's hard to think of a band befo

Since releasing Vector in October 2018, Haken have completed headline tours the world over, played sold-out shows across Europe and North America as support for Devin Townsend and picked up a Prog award for their efforts along the way! All the while, they

Since its release in September 1991, the inaugural mercury prize winning record has influenced countless bands and artists, been widely acclaimed by critics as one of the defining records of the 1990's and as one of the most inventive albums of its genera

Some albums hold the blueprint for something bigger than can be contained on twelve inches of vinyl; the self-titled debut album by The Stone Roses is one of them. Despite clocking in at less than fifty minutes long, it’s a record that shaped the next two

Tool are obsessed with musical weight, the cumulative force of muscle, imagination and immaculate suspense. Tool has everything it takes to beat you senseless: they proved it on 1993’s Undertow and their 1996 Grammy winning beast, Aenima. Here Tool go to

Enslaved was founded in Spring 1991 and is celebrating 30 years of unprecedented, genre-boundaries altering presence in the Extreme Metal and Prog scenes. To celebrate this milestone, By Norse Music and Nuclear Blast present Below the Lights: Cinematic To

Vampire Weekend's highly anticipated fourth album, Father of the Bride closes a six-year gap since 2013's Modern Vampires of the City – a period during which the band's Ezra Koenig was anything but idle: In addition to touring the world and winning a Best