15th Of March 2013 Update of New and Key Restocked Items + Reviews
at Redscroll Records
LPs & 12″s
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Alkaline Trio “Maybe I’ll Catch Fire”
And So I Watch You From Afar “All Hail Bright Futures”
Atoms For Peace “Judge Jury And Executioner” (Embossed Cover)
Banhart, Devendra “Mala” (Gatefold 2LP + 7″ + Poster + CD)
Bartos, Karl “Off The Record” (+ CD)
Bedlam “Demos Anthology 1968-70” (The Cozy Powell Beginnings)
Black Dog, The “Darkhaus Vol. 1: Council Flat Emptiness”
Black Pus “All My Relations” (Brian Chippendale Of Lightning Bolt)
Can “Ege Bamyasi”
Cash, Johnny “American Rarities: Heart Of Gold” (Fan Club Edition)
Casket Lottery, The “Real Fear” (+ D/L)
Cro-Mags “Age Of Quarrel: Before The Quarrel – Recorded November 2, 1984 And February 16, 1985” (Unofficial Version)
Daphni “Cos Ber Zam – Ne Noya (Daphni Mix) / Yes, I Know / Jiao”
Doors, The “Lizard In The Studio: First Time Ever, Full Studio Version (Stereo)”
Dub Spencer & Trance Hill “In Dub Remixes By Victor Rice” (Live)
Fall, The “1978 Peel Sessions / 1978 Live/Demo” (Fan Club Edition)
Fawn Spots / Cum Stain “Wedding Dress”
Ferraro, James “Sushi”
Foals “Holy Fire”
Foot Village “Make Memories” (+ D/L)
Function “Incubation” (2LP)
Gism “Detestation” (Unofficial Version)
Good For You (Greg Ginn And Mike Vallely) “Life Is Too Short To Not Hold A Grudge”
Green, Colleen “Sock It To Me” (+ D/L)
Guru, The “Native Sun” (Local Boys!)
Hardy, Francoise “Francoise Hardy”
Haynes, Jim “The Wires Cracked”
Hazlewood, Lee “Trouble Is A Lonesome Town” (2LP Gatefold)
How To Destroy Angels “Welcome Oblivion” (Trent Reznor Of Nine Inch Nails; 2LP Gatefold 180 Gram + 2 Vinyl Exclusive Tracks + CD)
Huckaby, Mike “The Tresor EP”
Ielasi, Giuseppe / Kassel Jaeger “Parallel / Grayscale”
KH ( Kieran Hebden aka Four Tet) “The Track I’ve Been Playing That People Keep Asking About And That Joy Used In His RA Mix And Daphni Played On Boiler Room”
Krallice “Years Past Matter” (2LP Gatefold)
Kruder And Dorfmeister “The K&D Sessions ™” (4LP Unofficial Import)
Kyuss / Queens Of The Stone Age “Kyuss / Queens Of The Stone Age” (Fan Club Edition)
Led Zeppelin “Before The West Was Won: Live At The Fillmore West” (Unofficial)
Led Zeppelin “Riverside Blues” (Fan Club Edition)
Locust “You’ll Be Safe Forever”
Low “The Invisible Way” (Produced By Wilco’s Jeff Tweedy; + D/L)
Main “Ablation”
Melvins “Electroretard” (Fan Club Edition)
Mercyful Fate “Walking Back To Hell” (Fan Club Edition)
Monster Magnet “Powertrip” (2LP Gatefold)
Motion Sickness Of Time Travel “The Perennials” (Numbered /500)
New Amsterdams, The “Outroduction”
Palma Violets “180” (180 Gram + D/L)
Pearl Jam “The First Coming” (Fan Club Edition)
Pearl Jam “Self Pollution Radio: D.J. Eddie At The Mic” (Fan Club Edition)
Pearl Jam “Eddie Sings The Blues (A Collection Of Cover Versions)” (Fan Club Edition)
Primus “Green Naugahyde” (2LP Green Vinyl 45 RPM + CD)
Riley, Terry “Terry Riley In C”
Rival Mob, The “Mob Justice” (Red Vinyl)
Roedelius “Selbstportrait Vol. III: Reise Durch Arcadien” (180 Gram)
Rolling Stones, The “On the Rocks (A Night With Jack Daniels)” (2LP Fan Club Edition)
Rolling Stones, The “From Hillside To Woodstock (We Miss You Bill)”
Rolling Stones, The “Dancing With Mr. J. Live At Wembley Empire Pool London 10.9.1973 Early Show” (2LP Fan Club Edition)
Rolling Stones, The “Specialty Of The House” (Fan Club Edition 2LP)
Schnauss, Ulrich “A Long Way To Fall” (2LP Gatefold + D/L)
Skinny Puppy “Back And Forth Series Two” (2LP Fan Club Edition)
Skream “Skreamizm Vol. 7″ (3×12”)
Stern, Marnie “The Chronicles Of Marnia” (+ D/L)
Stone Roses, The “The Stone Roses” (Fan Club Edition)
Stornoway “Tales From Terra Firma” (+ D/L)
Stygian Stride “Stygian Stride” (Jimy Seitang Of Rhyton And Psychic Ills)
Superdrag “Regretfully Yours”
They Might Be Giants “Nanobots”
Tiberio, D. “Lie EP”
Timberlake, Justin “The 20/20 Experience” (2LP Gatefold)
Turbonegro “Apocalypse Dudes” (Fan Club Edition)
Waits, Tom “The Black Rider” (Fan Club Edition)
We Were Skeletons “Blame & Aging”
Winehouse, Amy “Amy Winehouse At The BBC” (Fan Club Edition)
Young, Neil “On The Beach” (Fan Club Edition)
Zedek, Thalia Band “VIA”
10″s
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Vulgar Fashion “Vulgar Fashion”
LAS “Zaikedelic / Preaching”
7″s
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Big Eyes “Demo 2010”
Black Keys, The / RZA “The Baddest Man Alive” (The Man With The Iron Fist)
Bridge And Tunnel “Loss Leaders” (White Vinyl)
Stooges, The “Down On The Street: I Feel Alright [1970]”
Stooges, The “1969: Real Cool Time”
Touche Amore / La Dispute “Searching For A Pulse / The Worth Of The World”
CDs
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Allien, Ellen “LISm” (Soundtrack)
Invisible Hands, The “The Invisible Hands” (Alvarius B / Alan Bishop / Sun City Girls; Egyptian Group)
Kozelek, Mark “Like Rats”
Proxy “Music From The Eastblock Jungles” (2CD)
Sun City Girls “Eye Mohini (Sun City Girls Singles Volume 3)”
Various “It Came From Connecticut”
Various “Night Slugs AllStars Volume 2”
Cassette Tapes
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Arabian Blade “Perpetuate Myself” (/100)
Colorguard “Channels” (/100)
Eriksen, Jon “The Pale Light” (/100)
Goblin “Live In Concert / Italian TV Appearances”
Mercyful Fate “Ancient Evil” (Unofficial)
Merzbow “Merzbow’s Lost Paradise”
NightBitch “Peculiar Worship” (Cassette Single Sealed White Case)
Slumber Room “Slumber Room EP” (Oversize Packaging)
Various “The Legend Of Hell House 1973: Electric Music And Sound Effects” (Unofficial)
Various “Goat Worship Compilation: The Gates of Hell Vol. 1”
Various “Goat Worship Compilation: Black Mass Caroling Vol. 2”
Various “Giallo… KILLS!” (It’s Exactly What It Sounds Like)
Various “Main Titles From Unreleased Horror Scores” (It’s Also Exactly What It Sounds Like)
Various “Wild Things: Jamie Gillis & Traci Lords 1985”
Magazines
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WIRE #350 (With CD) Magazine
The Convivial Hermit Black Metal, Noise And Other… Fan Zine #4-#6
Reviews
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Spazz Dwarf Jester Rising [Reissue]
(625 Thrash)
This re-press completes a recent trilogy of Spazz reissues, which started with 1999’s Crush Kill Destroy and then 1997’s La Revancha. On their 1994 debut full-length, this influential California powerviolence band expectedly showcases their most raw sound (which is, of course, exactly how a hybrid of punk and grindcore should sound.) They maintained a consistent sound throughout their discography, perfecting it to become powerviolence’s most-imitated band: machine-gun drumming, monolithic bass, buzzing guitar and multiple shouted vocals. It also showcases their simultaneously well-written and furious lyrics from the start, with a primary running theme stressing the importance of thinking for one’s self and questioning societal norms. Awesome.
[Reviewer: Mark]
Megafaun Megafaun
(Hometapes)
On their fourth full-length, this North Carolina-based psych-folk trio plays through a wide tapestry of sound for over an hour. A very laid-back sound dominates the experience, with mellow acoustic instruments and vocals reminiscent of country – particularly on tracks such as opener “Real Slow” and “You Are The Light.” However, they also throw in some unique variety by alternating with several other songs that truly fit the “freak folk” label. The tracks that stand out the most with that quality include the jovial extraterrestrial carnival transitioning into a brief epic in “Serene Return” and the metallic drone/rustic guitar hybrid of “Postscript.” It’s certainly an interesting concoction of both the familiar and the otherworldly.
[Reviewer: Mark]
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