20th Of July 2012 Update

13th Of July 2012 Update of New and Key Restocked Items + Reviews
at Redscroll Records

LPs & 12″s
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Antediluvian / Adversarial “Antediluvian / Adversarial” (+ Poster)
Antlers, The “Undersea” (+CD)
Armour “Armour” (Gatefold)
Aura Noir “Out To Die”
Axegrinder “The Rise Of The Serpent Men” (Gatefold)
Axeman (Axe Man) “Arrive”
Beachwood Sparks “The Tarnished Gold” (2LP, Gatefold, +D/L)
Black Twig Pickers, The “Whompyjawed”
Blood Diamonds “Phone Sex”
Bomb, The “The Challenger” (+ D/L)
Bonnie ‘Prince’ Billy “Now Here’s My Plan”
Burning Love “Rotten Thing To Say”
Cancer Kids, The “The Possible Dream”
Dark Tranquility “Yesterworlds” (Gatefold)
Davis, Miles “Agharta” (2LP, 180 Gram, Gatefold)
D’Eon “D’Eon” (Gatefold, 2LP)
Dolorvotre “Dolorvotre”
Emerson, Donnie & Joe “Dreamin’ Wild” (Gatefold, 2LP, +D/L)
Epsilons “Killed ‘Em Deader’n A Six Card Poker Hand”
Fostercare “Altered Creature” (+D/L)
Gaslight Anthem, The “Handwritten”(Gatefold, 180 Gram)
Ghostlimb “Confluence” (+ D/L)
Glacial “On Jones Beach” (+D/L)
Hard Corps “Clean Tables Have To Be Burnt”
Hellvetron “Death Scroll Of Seven Hells And Its Infernal Majesties” (Red Vinyl)
High Spirits “Another Night”
Ignivomous “Contragenesis” (Gatefold)
Jeff The Brotherhood “Hypnotic Nights” (Gatefold, +CD)
Jerusalem “Jerusalem” (Reissue Of 1972 Classic)
KidCrash “Naps”
Lundvall, Tor “The Shipyard”
Martire “Brutal Legions Of The Apocalypse” (Gatefold)
Mercyful Fate “Denying Christ In Holland” (Unofficial 4LP Box Set)
Micachu And The Shapes “Never” (+D/L)
Necros Christos “Doom Of The Occvlt” (Gatefold 2LP)
Necrovation “Necrovation”
Neon Blud “Discotheque Deathbed”
No “Can You Dig It?” (+D/L)
Odz Manouk “Odz Manouk”
Oi Polloi “Duisg!”
Om “Advaitic Songs” (2LP)
Orcustus “Orcustus” (Gatefold)
Outer Space “II”
Pantera “Official Live: 101 Proof” (2LP, 180 Gram, Gatefold)
Pantera “The Great Southern Trendkill” (2LP, 180 Gram, Gatefold)
Pantera “Reinventing The Steel” (180 Gram, Gateefold)
Passion Pit “Gossamer” (2LP, Gatefold, +CD)
Pink’s Haunted Graffiti, Ariel “Baby”
Purity Ring “Shrines” (+D/L)
Pyramids With Wraiths “Magpie & Raven” (+D/L)
Rotting Christ “Passage To Arcturo” (Gatefold)
Sadier, Laetitia “Silencio”
Smith, Patti “Banga” (2LP)
Stetson, Colin “New History Warfare Volume 1” (Gatefold)
Taxpayers, The “God, Forgive These Bastards: Songs From The Forgotten Life Of Henry Turner”
Thin Lizzy “Thin Lizzy” (Gatefold)
Tortoise “Tortoise”
Umberto “Welcome To The Chillzone”
Various Artists “Bippp: French Synth-Wave 1978/85” 
Villains “Road To Ruin”
Wasteland “Wasteland”
Weak Teeth “What A Plague You Are” (+D/L)
White Hills “Live At Roadburn 2011” (Gatefold)
White Zombie “Astro-Creep: 2000” (180 Gram)
Wisdom In Chains “The Missing Links”
Witchfynde “Royal William Live Sacrifice”
Wounded Kings, The “Embrace Of The Narrow House” (Gatefold)
Wreckage “From Experiments To Extinction” (Unofficial)
Young Moon “Navigated Like The Swan” (+D/L)

Hip-Hop 12″s & LPs
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Dark Time Sunshine “Anx”
Pharcyde, The “Bizarre Ride II: The Pharcyde Instrumentals”

Electronic 12″s & LPs
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214 “Fuzzy Leash EP”
AltarBoy “Lazy Ass”
Ancient Astronauts “Orion Nebula Remixes”
Andres, Dez “As We Rock On”
Astro, Glenn & IMYRMIND “KDIM EP”
Bok Bok “Southside Remixes”
Bolivar, Pablo “The Spark EP” (12″ + 10″)
Der Zyklus / Albert Van Abbe “Von Neumann Replicator / Von Neumann Machine”
dOP “Kisses”
Elitechnique “Intrustion” (+D/L)
Exaltics, The “Node EP”
Four Tet “128 Harps”
Gill, Mike / Robert Owens “Midst Of The Moment / I’ll Be Your Friend”
Grasscut “Unearth” (+D/L)”
Helix “Stacks Riddim”
Illum Sphere “Remixed”
Invisible, The “Rispa” (Gatefold, 2LP, +D/L)
Johnwaynes “I Can See You”
Kid Machine “Replicants EP”
Leeon  “A New Chapter”
Lil Silva “Club Constructions Vol. 2”
Linzatti, Staffan “Through The Looking-Glass”
Moodyman  “Why Do U Feel”
Notion “Digits EP”
Old Apparatus “Derren EP”
Orihasam, Imugem “Exude”
Paleman “All Good EP”
Parish, Theo / Craig Huckaby / Pirahnahead “Black Music / Child Of The Sun / Squirrel”
Parish, Theo / The Green Pickles “Seasons Of My Life / Feed Back”
Parrish, Theo “Mustang 1”
Prince “Dance 4 Me”
Rumah & Progression “Chance Meeting”
Scott, Patrice “Beyond Deep”
Sei A “You Can Bring EP”
Strand “Slam Funk!”
Third Side “Unity Remixes”
Tnght (Hudson Mohawke X Lunice) “Tnght”
Two Armadillos “Golden Age Thinking Part 3 Of 3”
Vunk, David “Bowie E.P.”
Walk The Dog / Pal Joey “I Can’t”      

10″s
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Blu & Exile “Maybe One Day EP”
Damu The Fudgemunk “Union Remixe Instrumentals”
Greene, Jacques “Greene 01”
PCM (Pulse Code Modulator) “Akuro / Sakura Serrulata” 

7″s
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Anne “Power Exchange”
Black Dice “Rodriguez”
Blood Buddies “Blood Buddies”
Confines “Mediocrity Rules / Mission Creep”
Confront “The Curtain Of An Intense Attack”
Dicks, The “Hate The Police”
Salvation “House Of The Beating Hell”
Six Organs Of Admittance “Parsons Blues”
Twerps “I’m Stupid” (PRGNT / Upside Down)
VMW “How Do You Fill A Hole?”

CDs Rock
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Antaeus “Blood Libels”
Baroness “Yellow & Green” (2CD)
Bunkur “Bludgeon”
Cauchemar “La Vierge Noire”
Conqueror “War.Cult.Supremacy” (2CD)
Coven “Worship New Gods”
Cultes Des Ghoules “Spectres Over Transylvania”
Dark Ages “Twilight Of Europe”
Death SS “All The Colors Of The Dark: The Very Best Of Death SS” (2xCD; First 1000 With Poster)
Deathspell Omega “Paracletus”
Devil’s Blood, The “The Time Of No Time Evermore” (Digibook Deluxe Ed.)
Dodsengel “Visionary”
Dolorvotre “Dolorvotre”
Faustcoven “Hellfire And Funeral Bells”
Funeral Mist “Maranatha”
Funeral Mist “Devilry”
Knelt Rote “Insignificance”
Lurker Of Challice “Lurker Of Challice”
Martire “Brutal Legions Of The Apocalypse”
Necros Christos “Doom Of The Occult”
Necros Christos “Trivne Impvrity Rites”
Odz Manouk “Odz Manouk”
Ofermod “Tiamtu”
Prosanctus Inferi “Red Streams Of Flesh”
Purity Ring “Shrines”
Rotting Christ “Non Serviam”
Sabbat “Sabbatrinity” (Red Cover)
Secrets Of The Moon “Antithesis”
Skitliv “Amfetamin” 
Superchrist “Headbanger”
TeitanBlood “Seven Chalices”
Tukaaria “Raw To The Rapine” (DVD Size Digipak)
Twin Shadow “Confess”
Uncle Acid & the Deadbeats “Blood Lust”

CDs Non-Rock
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Alchemist, The “Russian Roulette”
Big Easy Express  (Blu Ray + DVD Combo Pack)
Black Howling “This Rain Is The Weeping Of Forefathers”
Caina “Will Over Worlds”
Caina / White Medal “Caina / White Medal”
Grimes “Geidi Primes”
Jae, Jeremiah “Raw Money Raps”
Our Love Will Destroy The World “Thousands Raised To The Sixth” (2CD)
Valley Of Fear “Valley Of Fear”
Various Artists “From Champaign To Chicago” 

Reviews
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Willis Earl Beal – Acousmatic Sorcery
(XL Recordings)

In addition to obviously sharing a word in each name, it’s easy to draw comparisons between Beal and the late Wesley Willis: both are warm-natured, creative personalities from Chicago, where they never let their especially low-income realities get in the way of their music and art (Beal even openly shares his address and phone number for anyone who wants a drawing made or a song sung for him or her.) With pretty much just his bellowing voice and a few found objects (a standard-sounding acoustic guitar, something that sounds like a tweaked music box, some unidentified clinking and clanking items, etc.,) Beal has created an endearing sound that’d only be ruined if it were polished. He proves his versatility with several styles such as gritty blues crooning (“Take Me Away”) and ambitious, thoughtful rapping (“Ghost Robot.”) He shines the brightest, however, on his intimate acoustic ballads: his personal, calmly delivered lyrics on tracks like “Evening’s Kiss” and “Monotony” really do sound like they’re coming straight from the heart.

Tanlines – Mixed Emotions
(True Panther Sounds)
I’ve always enjoyed the comfortable, lush sounds of 80s synth-pop, so this Brooklyn duo’s summery, danceable tunes feel right at home for me. It’s no surprise that they cite their childhood bands (such as New Order) as influences, with the result sounding like a fresh, organic take on the style. Vocalist-guitarist-keyboardist Eric Emm’s solid baritone stands out: he developed a more natural, spirited and thoughtful technique after he and Jesse Cohen (drums, keyboards, bass) were evicted from their studio. It’s fitting to hear such a voice in tracks like the tidal ambience-washed opener “Brothers” and the island-flavored “Yes Way” and “Real Life,” the latter of which has the happy synth buoying a steel drum rhythm. The most dream-like track “Abby” drifts through a synthesized nebula with its interestingly repeated lyrics (“I don’t want to do any more than you / even though I fall behind…”)