4th Of April 2014 Update of New and Key Restocked Items + Reviews
at Redscroll Records

LPs & 12″s
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ASG    “Win Us Over” (2LP Gatefold)
Automat    “Automat” (180 Gram + CD)
Avey Tare’s Slasher Flicks    “Enter The Slasher House” (2LP 180 Gram + D/L)
Bianchi, Maurizio    “S.F.A.G. 81”
Big K.R.I.T.    “Wuz Here”
Bird Eater    “Dead Mothers Make The Sun Set” (+ D/L)
Boozoo Bajou    “4”
Brothers And Sisters, The    “Dylan’s Gospel” (Gatefold)
Brown, Danny    “Old” (Gatefold)
Carpet Patrol (Stuff Daddy & Torky Tork)    “Carpet Patrol” (+ D/L)
Cauldron Black Ram    “Stalagmire”
Clay Rendering    “Waters Above The Firmament”
Colourmusic    “May You Marry Rich” (+ D/L)
Crash Course In Science    “Signals From Pier Thirteen”
Crisis    “Kollectiv (1977-1979)” (2LP Gatefold)
De Mey, Yves    “Double Slit”
Dead Fader    “Blood Forest” (+ D/L)
Dead Moon    “Crack In The System”
Dead Rider    “Chills On Glass”
Denney Y Los Jets (Denney And The Jets)    “Mexican Coke”
Die Partei    “La Freiheit Des Geistes” (180 Gram)
Dopethrone    “Dopethrone III” (Numbered /500)
Downliners Sekt    “Silent Ascent” (2LP)
Elder Brother    “Heavy Head” (+ D/L)
EMA    “The Future’s Void” [4-8-14 Release Date]
Fay    “Deathwatch”
Finn, Simon    “Pass The Distance”
Fluxion     “Boardwalk Tales EP”
Gamer Tag    “You Don’t Know Me” (+ D/L)
Headless Horseman    “Headless Horseman 004”
Holm, Eric    “And0ya”
Icecross    “Icecross”
Ike Yard    “Loss (Regis Version)” (Clear Vinyl)
Is/Is    “Is/Is” (/500 + D/L)
JBLA    “Belleville”
Joe Kickass    “The Average Joe!”
Johnson, Paul    “A Nite Life Thang: Dance Mania Classic Edition”
Kid Koala    “Some Of My Best Friends Are DJs” (+ D/L)
Kopp, Jonas    “55 Dias”
La Dispute    “Rooms Of The House” (+ D/L)
Light Year    “Come Together”
Lyla Foy    “Mirrors In The Sky” (Loser Edition + D/L)
Melchior, Dan    “Slow Down Tiger”
Mobb Deep    “The Infamous” (2LP)
Molina, Tony    “Dissed And Dismissed” (Ltd. Ed. Colored Vinyl)
Mosco, Harry    “Funkees: For You Specially” (1970s Nigerian Funk)
Mount Carmel    “Get Pure” (Ltd. Ed. Clear Vinyl)
Night Terrors, The    “Spiral Vortex” (180 Gram + D/L)
NOFX (NO F-X)    “MaximumRockNRoll”
Octo Octa    “Cause I Love You”
Off!    “Wasted Years” (+ D/L)
Orcas    “Yearling”
Owls    “Two” (180 Gram Light Blue Vinyl + D/L)
Preggy Peggy & The Lazy Babymakers    “A Short Visit To The City That Bleeds”
Protomartyr    “Under Color Of Official Right” (Ltd. Colored Vinyl + D/L + Zine) [4-8-14 Release Date]
Prurient    “Cocaine Death”
Punk Rockers, Los    “Los Exitos De Sex Pistols”
Pup    “Pup” (+ D/L)
Pure X    “Angel” (+ D/L)
Ratking    “So It Goes” (+ D/L) [4-8-14 Release Date]
Richman, Jonathan    “No Me Quejo De Mi Estrella”
Ringworm    “Hammer Of The Witch”
Rob    “Maniac: An Original Motion Picture Soundtrack” (Frosted Clear Vinyl)
Rone    “Apache”
Royal-T & Flava D    “On My Mind”
Sandy Pussy    “Sandy Pussy”
Seahaven    “Reverie Lagoon: Music For Escapism Only” (2LP)
Shrine, The    “Bless Off” (+ D/L)
Skull Defekts, The    “Dances In Dreams Of The Known Unknown”
Smog    “Knock Knock”
Sohn    “Tremors” (+ D/L) [4-8-14 Release Date]
Soko    “I Thought I Was An Alien” (+ CD)
Spies, The    “The Battle Of Bosworth Terrace” (+ D/L)
Spike    “Orange Cloud Nine”
Ssleeperhold    “Ruleth”
Teebs    “Estara” (2LP Gatefold + D/L)
Terje, Todd    “It’s Album Time” (2LP + D/L)
Tindersticks    “Tindersticks” (Second Album)
Towers    “II”
Tshetsha Boys    “Bafana Bafana (Feat. Themba Manganyi) / Dyambu (Feat. Nomachichi)”
Umberto    “Temple Room”
Vangelis Katsoulis    “The Sleeping Beauties: A Collection Of Early And Unreleased Works”
Various    “KilleKill Megahits Disc 3”
Various    “Encryption_Cipher_LP”
Various    “American Folk Music – Volume One Ballads”
Various    “American Folk Music – Volume Two Social Music”
Various    “American Folk Music – Volume Three Songs”
Various    “American Folk Music – Volume Four Rhythmic Changes”
Various    “Electroconvulsive Therapy Vol. 1 A Collection Of Rare Singles, Etc.”
Various    “Kontroversial Kovers: 32 Original Kinky 60’s Mod/Garage/Freakbeat Kovers From The Six Kontinents Of Plenet Daviesland”
Various    “The Walking Dead: AMC Original Soundtrack – Vol. 1” (Ltd. Ed. Gatefold + Poster)
Various    “World Psychedelic Classics 3: Love’s A Real Thing – The Funky Fuzzy Sounds Of West Africa” (2LP Gatefold + D/L)
Withered Hand    “New Gods” (+ D/L)
Xhin    “Claw Eyes EP”
You Blew It!    “Keep Doing What You’re Doing”
Young Fathers    “Dead”

7″s
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Bjelland Brothers, The / Taste Of New York    “Sparkling Apple Juice / Can We Stay With You?”
Cronin, Mikal / Wand    “Mikal Cronin // Wand”
Diarrhea Planet    “Yama-Uba”
Die Schacht    “Halber Selbstbetrug”
Ex Hex    “Hot And Cold”
Fuzz / CCR Headcleaner    “Fuzz // CCR Headcleaner”
Leg Lifters    “Radical Humiliation” (Members Of The Locust, Cattle Decapitation, All Leather)
Rabbits / Whores    “Whores / Rabbits”
Wunder Wunder    “Coastline”
Young And In The Way    “Cloven Hoof”

CDs
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Cauldron Black Ram    “Stalagmire”
EMA    “The Future’s Void” [4-8-14 Release Date]
Epistasis    “Light Through Dead Glass”
Faint, The    “Doom Abuse”
Future Islands    “Singles”
King Of Prussia    “Zonian Girls”
La Dispute    “Rooms Of The House”
Mobb Deep    “The Infamous… Mobb Deep” (2-CD Set)
Monolord    “Empress Rising”
Off!     “Wasted Years”
Protomartyr    “Under Color Of Official Right” [4-8-14 Release Date]
Pyrrhon    “The Mother Of Virtues”
Savage Replublic    “Recordings From Live Performance, 1981-1983”
Shrine, The    “Bless Off”
Sigur Ros    “Von”
Sohn    “Tremors” [4-8-14 Release Date]
Teebs    “Estara”

Cassette Tape
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Windhand    “Soma”

Reviews
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Linda Perhacs The Soul of All Natural Things

(Asthmatic Kitty)
After releasing her under-promoted and unfairly overlooked debut album Parallelograms in 1970, psychedelic folk singer Linda Perhacs decided to return to work as a dental technician. In the following decades, however, the album developed a cult following thanks to its intimate, wistful acoustic sound coupled with Perhacs’ hypnotic voice to make it one of the purest female psych-pop records ever. After that sought-after album was successfully reissued in 2005 and 2008, she finally returned to the studio for her newest album in forty-four years. That enormous gap hasn’t diminished the spirit found in The Soul of All Natural Things: rather, it worked to make it sound more mature and wise. The opening title track refers to the name being a description of peace, delivered with Perhacs’ soft-yet-strong, poetic vocals and intensely emotional, cinematic instrumentation. There’s just something particularly intoxicating about her lifting voice, exploring intellectual observations about the natural world. The fact that it almost disappeared into obscurity is inexcusable.
[Reviewer: Mark]

Ivy League TX Transparency

(6131)
Now with a ‘TX” to distinguish themselves, the Midland, Texas band Ivy League rips through eleven tracks of emotional, melodic hardcore on this record. They’ve been compared to Title Fight and Saves the Day with their intense assault of soaring, catchy songs about the human experience: relationships, remorse, guilt, dealing with demons and more. Singer Josh Huff really gets into his personal lyrics, shouting them in a way that could only be pulled off by someone who understands their reality. The kinetic energy of ever-changing tempos helps the songs feel even more alive, with the title track and “Daily Pt. 2” being some of my favorites. I also really liked the simmered-down instrumental “Egress,” sticking to a starry-sounding post-hardcore mood.
[Reviewer: Mark]

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