24th Of April 2015 Update of New and Key Restocked Items + Reviews
at Redscroll Records

LPs & 12″s
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51717 & Silent Servant “Jealous God 6” (+ Mix CD + Pin In Satchel)
Calexico “Edge Of The Sun” (+ D/L)
Chra “Empty Airport”
Culture “Harder Than The Rest”
Engerlberts, Brigth “Brigth Engelberts And The B.E. Movement”
Haust “Bodies” (+ CD)
I-LP-O In Dub “Communist Dub”
Laband, Felix “Dark Days Exit”
Legowelt “Anaconda Flow”
Lookouts, The “Spy Rock Road (And Other Stories)” (Pre-Green Day Tre Cool With Guest Billie Joe Armstrong Appearance)
Mew “+ -” (180 Gram + CD)
Model 500 “Sonic Sunset”
Mylets “Arizona”
No Spill Blood “Heavy Electricity”
RP Boo “Classics Vol. 1”
Tapes Meets The Drums Of Wareika Hill Sounds “Datura Mystic Dub”
Temples “Sun Structures” (+ D/L)
Tobin, Amon “Dark Jovian” (Record Store Day 2015 LP Now In: 2 white vinyl 12″s with etched markings are encased in a white, branded, rubber wheel and presented in a clear Perspex box)
Very Best, The “Makes A King (‘Mumachokela Mafumu’)” (+ CD)
White Hills “Walks For Motorists”
Wovenhand “Wovenhand”

7″s
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Lucifer “Anubis Morning Star”

CDs
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Brian Jonestown Massacre, The “Musique De Film Imagine”
Liebezeit, Jaki / Holger Mertin “Aksak”

Other
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Chasny, Ben “The Hexadic System” Book
The Hexadic System – Deck Of Cards

Reviews
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Epistasis Light Through Dead Glass

(Crucial Blast)
Here’s the sophomore release from a New York-based experimental black metal quartet that incorporates influences such as prog-rock, avant-garde and ambient. There are passages of both screamed, blistering machine-gun-speed fury and subdued, wide-open-sounding atmospheres of bleakness and sorrow, enhanced by long trumpet notes from vocalist-guitarist Amy Mills. “Witch” is probably my favorite example of those styles coming together: first through abrupt shifting before the two begin melding together a bit for a unique outcome.
[Reviewer: Mark]

Lower Seek Warmer Climes

(Matador)
Though Denmark has been called the world’s happiest country, this Copenhagen quartet’s debut full-length is all about intense, drama-laden post-punk. Frontman Adrian Toubro’s angst-ridden vocals mesh excellently with the unsettling guitar chords and crashing drums for songs of vulnerability, regrets and despair. At the middle of the album is the seven-minute “Expanding Horizons (Dar es Salaam),” with lyrics inspired by a 2009 trip to Tanzania. Toubro went to work at an orphanage there but had to deal with religious zealot missionaries and almost got kidnapped in the village named in the title: the resulting lyrics are wary of trying to expand horizons, with lyrics in support of staying at home and the mantra “caress yourself.”
[Reviewer: Mark]

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