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Artist: The Rifles Label: Cooking Vinyl

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Artist: The Fratellis Label: Cooking Vinyl

Новый студийный альбом валлийских рагга-металлистов! СМЕРТЬ ВЛАСТЯМ! Валлийские рагга-металисты Skindred возвращаются с новым, первым за три года студийным альбомом. Пластинка под названием «Kill The Power» выходит в январе 2014-го «Kill The Power» – наш пятый альбом, – говорит фронтмен коллектива Бенджи Уэбб. – Нам более чем приятно сбросить на ваши головы еще одну Skindred-бомбу!». «Этот альбом – для тех, кому надоело все время проигрывать и кто горит желанием разрушить все, что угнетает и порабощает их, – продолжает музыкант. – Используйте этот альбом, если хотите преодолеть систему и вернуть себе свою жизнь! Мы больше не сражаемся с властью – мы определенно намерены уничтожить ее». Диск был записан в студии The Chairworks в городе Лидс с продюсером Джеймсом “ЛеРоком” Лохри (James "LeRock" Loughrey, PAGE & PLANT, FLUX PAVILION), который ранее работал с группой над альбомом 2011 года "Union Black". SKINDRED прославились уникальной смесью регги, металла, панка и электроники, которая принесла им премию “Devotion Award” журнала “Kerrang!” и награду журнала “Metal Hammer” в номинации “Лучшая концертная группа”. В МАРТЕ – РОССИЙСКИЕ КОНЦЕРТЫ В ПОДДЕРЖКУ НОВОГО АЛЬБОМА!!!

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Artist: Reverend & The Makers Label: Cooking Vinyl

Artist: Reverend & The Makers Label: Cooking Vinyl

Еще один неординарный исполнитель и автор самобытных мелодий задумался о подведении итогов своей карьеры. Став старше и мудрее, несравненная Сьюзан Вега решилась на выпуск четырехтомника Close Up, состоящего из любимых композиций Сьюзан (Suzanne Vega), сыгранных заново. Первый сборник этой серии носит название “Close-Up, Vol. 1: Love Songs”. Как нетрудно догадаться, посвящен он лучшим песням о любви из каталога Сюзанны Веги. Собственно, если бы это была обычная компиляция, особого внимания на нее обращать не стоило бы. Прелесть “Close-Up” состоит в том, что все эти давно знакомые песни заново перезаписаны. Можно сказать, что это сборник авторских римейков, вещь, как правило, крайне занятная. Тем более, когда за подобное дело берется артист с таким багажом опыта за плечами. В новых версиях нет ничего особенно революционного. Оно и понятно. Песни-то и так хорошие. Певица подошла к собственным творениям с должной деликатностью. По треклисту все довольно логично. Присутствуют и классические хиты из 80-х и 90-х, такие как “Caramel” и “Marlene On The Wall”, и песни из альбомов 2000-х. Надо отметить удачную дату релиза. Когда еще выпускать сборник песен о любви, как не перед Днем Святого Валентина. К 14 февраля такой подарок будет из числа самых подходящих. Владимир Смирнов

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Ewan MacColl is known to most people as a songwriter and singer, but he was also of significant influence in the worlds of theatre and radio broadcasting. He was a committed socialist all his life and his political sensibilities underpinned all his creative activities. His art reached huge numbers through the folk clubs, greater numbers through his recordings and untold millions through the radio. Although 'The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face' and 'Dirty Old Town' remain his biggest 'hits', MacColl wrote songs for many different contexts: incidental songs for theatrical productions, commissioned pieces for labour unions or political causes, songs stitched together from vernacular speech recorded for the radio documentary series The Radio Ballads, songs for rallying, striking, marching? and, of course, songs for singing in folk clubs. 'The Joy Of Living' brings together Ewan's many hits but performed by a host of specially selected tracks from artists paying tribute to his songwriting skills, includes the likes of Martin Carthy, Unthanks, Billy Bragg, Steve Earle, Eliza Carthy, Paul Buchanan, Jarvis Cocker, David Gray and many many more... Record Label: Cooking Vinyl Style: Pop

Record Label: Cooking Vinyl Style: Alternative Rock

Record Label: Cooking Vinyl Style: Alternative Rock

Downloadcode / 180g. THE FRATELLIS new album ‘EYES WIDE, TONGUE TIED’ out on COOKING VINYL They say that vertigo is not the fear of falling but the fear of wanting to jump. But Jon Fratelli knows no fear. With ‘Eyes Wide, Tongue Tied’ the new album by The Fratellis, he and the band have jumped from the precipitous heights that three albums (two top 5’s), a Brit Award, four sold-out nights at Brixton Academy and countless sell-out shows around the world took them to. Exuding Zen-like calm Jon has embraced the free-fall, abandoned the baggage and has never got on better with his band mates or enjoyed playing live as much as he does now. And boy, does it show. ‘Eyes Wide, Tongue Tied’ is the sound of freedom. It is the sound of a band at the peak of their powers. An exhilarating trip; it’s as much flying as it is falling with style. Listening to it; from the rush of album opener ‘Me And The Devil’ to the elegant landing of closing track ‘Moonshine’, it is obvious that The Fratellis are the embodiment of the maxim, “leap and the net will appear”. This is an album that oozes confidence and verve. After the release of 2013’s ‘We Need Medicine’, the Glaswegian trio, completed by Barry Fratelli (bass) and Mince Fratelli (drums) spent a year touring the world. At the tail end of 2014, they decamped to LA to work on album number four with Tony Hoffer (M83, Depeche Mode and Belle & Sebastian), who also produced their first album smash ‘Costello Music’. With Hoffer at the helm they were released. The pure enjoyment of ‘playing for the fun of it’ was back. The band had initially thought they’d produce the record themselves, but with Tony as ‘director’ all but two of the songs were thrown to the wind and in just four short weeks the album was written and recorded with The Fratellis relishing instrumentation and possibilities they wouldn’t have even thought about, without the direction of Hoffer. That unique, bright clarity of California sunshine seems to permeate the record and the band channelled it to create an album that represents what they do best. At the heart of ‘Eyes Wide, Tongue Tied’ there’s a fun, energetic soul reminiscent of their 2006 debut. It’s wonderfully vibrant, playful and the stories and characters it projects embody the spirit of LA (the first place Jon Fratelli ever went to outside Scotland). With recognisable nods to 70s Cali-rock, rockabilly and glorious hints of Americana and country layered high, it’s a glorious homecoming with roots in both Scotland and LA. Littered with standout tracks; The foot stamping ‘Baby Don’t You Lie To Me!’, The spiralling riffs of ‘Getting Surreal’ and ‘Thief’ all big choruses and live crowd pleasers. ‘Dogtown’ parades along with its strident brass section and funk-driven bass line it’s early seventies Stevie Wonder covering The Beatles’ ‘Come Together’. While the delicate, drifting layers of ‘Moonshine’ bring us to a reflective, poised ending. Open your mind, take a leap with The Fratellis ‘Eyes Wide, Tongue Tied’ and the net will catch you. Record Label: Cooking Vinyl Style: Alternative Rock

7 Bonustracks. THE FRATELLIS new album ‘EYES WIDE, TONGUE TIED’ out on COOKING VINYL They say that vertigo is not the fear of falling but the fear of wanting to jump. But Jon Fratelli knows no fear. With ‘Eyes Wide, Tongue Tied’ the new album by The Fratellis, he and the band have jumped from the precipitous heights that three albums (two top 5’s), a Brit Award, four sold-out nights at Brixton Academy and countless sell-out shows around the world took them to. Exuding Zen-like calm Jon has embraced the free-fall, abandoned the baggage and has never got on better with his band mates or enjoyed playing live as much as he does now. And boy, does it show. ‘Eyes Wide, Tongue Tied’ is the sound of freedom. It is the sound of a band at the peak of their powers. An exhilarating trip; it’s as much flying as it is falling with style. Listening to it; from the rush of album opener ‘Me And The Devil’ to the elegant landing of closing track ‘Moonshine’, it is obvious that The Fratellis are the embodiment of the maxim, “leap and the net will appear”. This is an album that oozes confidence and verve. After the release of 2013’s ‘We Need Medicine’, the Glaswegian trio, completed by Barry Fratelli (bass) and Mince Fratelli (drums) spent a year touring the world. At the tail end of 2014, they decamped to LA to work on album number four with Tony Hoffer (M83, Depeche Mode and Belle & Sebastian), who also produced their first album smash ‘Costello Music’. With Hoffer at the helm they were released. The pure enjoyment of ‘playing for the fun of it’ was back. The band had initially thought they’d produce the record themselves, but with Tony as ‘director’ all but two of the songs were thrown to the wind and in just four short weeks the album was written and recorded with The Fratellis relishing instrumentation and possibilities they wouldn’t have even thought about, without the direction of Hoffer. That unique, bright clarity of California sunshine seems to permeate the record and the band channelled it to create an album that represents what they do best. At the heart of ‘Eyes Wide, Tongue Tied’ there’s a fun, energetic soul reminiscent of their 2006 debut. It’s wonderfully vibrant, playful and the stories and characters it projects embody the spirit of LA (the first place Jon Fratelli ever went to outside Scotland). With recognisable nods to 70s Cali-rock, rockabilly and glorious hints of Americana and country layered high, it’s a glorious homecoming with roots in both Scotland and LA. Littered with standout tracks; The foot stamping ‘Baby Don’t You Lie To Me!’, The spiralling riffs of ‘Getting Surreal’ and ‘Thief’ all big choruses and live crowd pleasers. ‘Dogtown’ parades along with its strident brass section and funk-driven bass line it’s early seventies Stevie Wonder covering The Beatles’ ‘Come Together’. While the delicate, drifting layers of ‘Moonshine’ bring us to a reflective, poised ending. Open your mind, take a leap with The Fratellis ‘Eyes Wide, Tongue Tied’ and the net will catch you. Record Label: Cooking Vinyl Style: Alternative Rock

THE FRATELLIS new album ‘EYES WIDE, TONGUE TIED’ out on COOKING VINYL They say that vertigo is not the fear of falling but the fear of wanting to jump. But Jon Fratelli knows no fear. With ‘Eyes Wide, Tongue Tied’ the new album by The Fratellis, he and the band have jumped from the precipitous heights that three albums (two top 5’s), a Brit Award, four sold-out nights at Brixton Academy and countless sell-out shows around the world took them to. Exuding Zen-like calm Jon has embraced the free-fall, abandoned the baggage and has never got on better with his band mates or enjoyed playing live as much as he does now. And boy, does it show. ‘Eyes Wide, Tongue Tied’ is the sound of freedom. It is the sound of a band at the peak of their powers. An exhilarating trip; it’s as much flying as it is falling with style. Listening to it; from the rush of album opener ‘Me And The Devil’ to the elegant landing of closing track ‘Moonshine’, it is obvious that The Fratellis are the embodiment of the maxim, “leap and the net will appear”. This is an album that oozes confidence and verve. After the release of 2013’s ‘We Need Medicine’, the Glaswegian trio, completed by Barry Fratelli (bass) and Mince Fratelli (drums) spent a year touring the world. At the tail end of 2014, they decamped to LA to work on album number four with Tony Hoffer (M83, Depeche Mode and Belle & Sebastian), who also produced their first album smash ‘Costello Music’. With Hoffer at the helm they were released. The pure enjoyment of ‘playing for the fun of it’ was back. The band had initially thought they’d produce the record themselves, but with Tony as ‘director’ all but two of the songs were thrown to the wind and in just four short weeks the album was written and recorded with The Fratellis relishing instrumentation and possibilities they wouldn’t have even thought about, without the direction of Hoffer. That unique, bright clarity of California sunshine seems to permeate the record and the band channelled it to create an album that represents what they do best. At the heart of ‘Eyes Wide, Tongue Tied’ there’s a fun, energetic soul reminiscent of their 2006 debut. It’s wonderfully vibrant, playful and the stories and characters it projects embody the spirit of LA (the first place Jon Fratelli ever went to outside Scotland). With recognisable nods to 70s Cali-rock, rockabilly and glorious hints of Americana and country layered high, it’s a glorious homecoming with roots in both Scotland and LA. Littered with standout tracks; The foot stamping ‘Baby Don’t You Lie To Me!’, The spiralling riffs of ‘Getting Surreal’ and ‘Thief’ all big choruses and live crowd pleasers. ‘Dogtown’ parades along with its strident brass section and funk-driven bass line it’s early seventies Stevie Wonder covering The Beatles’ ‘Come Together’. While the delicate, drifting layers of ‘Moonshine’ bring us to a reflective, poised ending. Open your mind, take a leap with The Fratellis ‘Eyes Wide, Tongue Tied’ and the net will catch you. Record Label: Cooking Vinyl Style: Alternative Rock

Record Label: Cooking Vinyl Style: World Music