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One of the most distinctive and revered forces in modern rock music: Sweden's very own GRAVEYARD are back.<br/><br/>Arriving three years after the gloomier "6," GRAVEYARD are turning up the heat by delivering a sonic experience drenched in distortion and way heavier. <br/><br/>Mixed by Pelle Gunnerfeldt who is widely renowned for capturing the ferocious energy of bands such as THE HIVES, REFUSED, and recently VIAGRA BOYS, amidst its sheer drive, GRAVEYARD retained the undeniable, blues-soaked soul that originally defined their breakthrough album, "Hisingen Blues." <br/><br/>Brace for impact, GRAVEYARD came back from the grave and they caught a "Fever."

One of the most distinctive and revered forces in modern rock music: Sweden's very own GRAVEYARD are back.<br/><br/>Arriving three years after the gloomier "6," GRAVEYARD are turning up the heat by delivering a sonic experience drenched in distortion and way heavier. <br/><br/>Mixed by Pelle Gunnerfeldt who is widely renowned for capturing the ferocious energy of bands such as THE HIVES, REFUSED, and recently VIAGRA BOYS, amidst its sheer drive, GRAVEYARD retained the undeniable, blues-soaked soul that originally defined their breakthrough album, "Hisingen Blues." <br/><br/>Brace for impact, GRAVEYARD came back from the grave and they caught a "Fever."

The Shel Talmy Recordings is a new compilation bringing together the most complete collection of tracks recorded in 1965 by a young David Bowie (then Davie Jones) and legendary 60s producer Shel Talmy. <br/>The album features six previously unheard tracks on LP; with contributions from legendary Yardbirds and Led Zeppelin guitarist Jimmy Page, and Nicky Hopkins, celebrated piano player for The Rolling Stones, The Beatles, The Who and Jeff Beck. <br/>Including previously unheard compositions and alternative takes as well as tracks such as 'You've Got A Habit Of Leaving' and 'Baby Loves that Way', originally released as singles on Parlophone, that Bowie would return to later in his career, re-recording them with his Glastonbury band for the album 'TOY', which would finally be released in 2021.

One of the most distinctive and revered forces in modern rock music: Sweden's very own GRAVEYARD are back.<br/><br/>Arriving three years after the gloomier "6," GRAVEYARD are turning up the heat by delivering a sonic experience drenched in distortion and way heavier. <br/><br/>Mixed by Pelle Gunnerfeldt who is widely renowned for capturing the ferocious energy of bands such as THE HIVES, REFUSED, and recently VIAGRA BOYS, amidst its sheer drive, GRAVEYARD retained the undeniable, blues-soaked soul that originally defined their breakthrough album, "Hisingen Blues." <br/><br/>Brace for impact, GRAVEYARD came back from the grave and they caught a "Fever."

When you play Another Nail in the Coffin, Sha-Boom's latest album produced and mixed by renowned producer and collaborator Erik Mårtensson, it is a warm, wonderful, vintage-timeless trip back to the halcyon '80s days when songs and melodies mattered. <br/>Boasting big choruses and plenty of smiles, Another Nail in the Coffin is only interested in bringing you back to days when fun was the name of the rock 'n' roll game. "Never Stop" is pure AOR-style top-down cruising down the highway, "Walk (Far Away)" is like a grand, multi-layered rock 'n' roll sea shanty with a twist of glam, "Another Nail in the Coffin" has the swagger and attitude of early Def Leppard, and "One More Drink for the Road" sees the Sha-Boom family go full-generational, as the daughter of Finn's long-time friend and collaborator Thomas Vikström (Therion, Candlemass) - singer Linnéa Vikström of Thundermother - joins the party. <br/>Throughout, Another Nail in the Coffin boasts timeless, anthemic melodies which exude fun and positivity, free of guilt or shackles.

Green Lung: Necropolitan (Purple) [Vinyl LP]

The next in the series of the Talk Talk half-speed masters will be the band's third studio album The Colour Of Spring, which celebrates its 40th anniversary. <br/>Cut at half-speed by Matt Colton at Metropolis Studios, overseen by the band's drummer Lee Harris and Charlie Hollis, son of frontman Mark Hollis.