5th Of December 2014 Update of New and Key Restocked Items + Reviews
at Redscroll Records
LPs & 12″s
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100 Demons “In The Eyes Of The Lord” (Color Vinyl Black Friday Edition)
Abysmal Dawn “Obsolescence”
AC/DC “Rock Or Bust” (180 Gram + CD)
Afghan Whigs, The “Gentlemen At 21” (Remastered 180 Gram)
Altars, The “The Altars”
Application “Applied Remixes” (2LP)
Avenging Disco Godfathers Of Soul, The “This Is The Invasion!”
Azar Swan “And Blow Us A Kiss” (+ D/L)
Black To Comm “Black To Comm”
Blackout “Stop The Clock”
Blanche Blanche Blanche “Hints To Pilgrims”
Blood Red “Seize You”
Blunt Mechanic “World Record”
Bonobo “Flashlight EP”
Brutal Knights “Living By Yourself”
Burial Hex “The Hierophant”
Christian Death “The Iron Mask” (Blue Vinyl)
Comeback Kid “Die Knowing” (+ D/L)
Cut Teeth “Night Years”
Dead Hate The Living, The “Shock & Awe”
Destroyer “Your Blues” (+ D/L)
Dollkraut “Fire”
Dylan, Bob And The Band “The Basement Tapes – Raw (The Bootleg Series Vol. 11)” (Box Set)
Espectrostatic “Escape From Witchtropolis”
Esposito, Cameron “Same Sex Symbol”
Exodus “Blood In Blood Out”
Falty DL “///|\||\\\\” (+ D/L)
Forward “Against Their Insanity”
Gerstaffelen “Night Flowing South”
Gorguts “… And Then Comes Lividity (Demo Anthology Vol. 1)”
Gorguts “… And Then Comes Lividity (Demo Anthology Vol. 2)”
Gorguts “… and Then Comes Lividity (Demo Anthology Vol. 3)”
Gunn, Steve “Boerum Palace”
In Aeternam Vale “GND LIFT”
Invisible Hands, The “Teslam” (Alan Bishop Of Sun City Girls)
Komeda, Krzysztof “Knife In The Water: Music From The Motion Picture (Two Men And A Wardrobe)”(1957 Roman Polanski Film)
Komeda, Krzysztof “Rare Jazz And Film Music Volume One”
Kondabolu, Hari “Waiting For 2042”
Kopp, Jonas “Red Plented EP”
Lakker “Mountain Divide”
Last Forty Seconds, The “The Last Forty Seconds”
Living Void “Squalor”
Lucius “Wildewoman Deluxe” (White Vinyl / Numbered + D/L)
M. Ward “Transistor Radio” (180 Gram + Bonus CD + D/L)
Marcelus “Shine EP”
Marshstepper “A New Sacrament Of Penance”
Modern Vices “Modern Vices”
Modest Mouse “The Lonesome Crowded West” (+D/L)
Mr. Mitch “Don’t Leave”
Mr. Mitch “Parallel Memories” (+ D/L)
Murder City Devils, The “The White Ghost Has Blood On Its Hands Again” (+ D/L)
Old Man Gloom “The Ape Of God”
Organized Sports “I’m So Proud Of Him” (+ D/L)
Owen “Other People’s Songs” (180 Gram + D/L)
Parquet Courts “American Specialties”
Profligate “Finding The Floor”
Rancid “… Honor Is All We Know” (+ CD)
Rangers “Reconsider Lounge”
Redbone, Leon “Christmas Island”
Redbone, Leon “Red To Blue”
Reitzell, Brian “Hannibal: Original Television Soundtrack – Season I Volume I” (Tannum Brown Vinyl)
Reitzell, Brian “Hannibal: Original Television Soundtrack – Season I Volume I”
Reitzell, Brian “Hannibal: Original Television Soundtrack – Season I Volume II” (Amarone Grape Vinyl)
Reitzell, Brian “Hannibal: Original Television Soundtrack – Season I Volume II”
Rodrigues, Benny “Master French”
Rolling Stones, The “From The Vault: L.A. Forum (Live In 1975)”
Sacrificio “Sacrificio”
Schlammpetziger “What’s Fruit? Remixes”
Scold For Wandering / Stellardrive “Scold For Wandering / Stellardrive”
Segall, Ty “$ingle$ 2” (“Singles 2”)
Single State Of Man “Single State Of Man”
Slasher Film Festival Strategy, The “Wet Leather”
Sleaford Mods “Tiswas EP” (Yellow Or Orange Vinyl)
Sleep “The Clarity”
Sleep “Vol. 1” (+ D/L)
Some Truths “Bliss Abyss”
Spiritualized “Amazing Grace”
Such Gold “The New Sidewalk” (+ D/L)
Sungod “Sungod” (+ D/L)
Swift, Taylor “1989”
Theologian “Some Things Have To Be Endured” (Blood Red Vinyl /500)
Thing, The “The Thing & Thurston Moore Live”
Thrice “The Artist In The Ambulance” (Ltd. Ed. Color)
Tidal “Moment”
Token Entry “From Beneath The Streets” (+ D/L)
Transit “Joyride” (Colored Vinyl + CD)
Uncle Acid & The Deadbeats “Blood Lust” (Picture Disc)
Unspecified Enemies “Everything You Did Has Already Been Done”
Various “Disco: A Fine Selection Of Independent Disco, Modern Soul And Boogie 1978-82 (Record A)”
Various “Disco: A Fine Selection Of Independent Disco, Modern Soul And Boogie 1978-82 (Record B)”
Various “Charred Remains” (1982 North American Hardcore Comp. First Time On Vinyl Remastered From Original Reels)
Various “Brazilian Disco Boogie Sounds 1978-1982 (Selected By Junior Santos)”
Vice Device / Void Vision “Vice Device / Void Vision” (+ CD)
Vicious Cycle “Pale Blue Dot”
Weaver, Jane “The Silver Globe”
Young Lean “Unknown Memory”
Young, Neil “Who’s Gonna Stand Up?”
10″s
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Carcass “Surgical Remission / Surplus Steel EP”
Cave, Nick & The Bad Seeds “Give Us A Kiss / Jubilee Street (Live From The Sydney Opera House) – From The Film ‘20,000 Days On Earth'”
7″s
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Adams, Ryan “Do You Laugh When You Lie?”
Iron Maiden “Runing Free / Burning Ambition”
Iron Maiden “Infinite Dreams (Live) / Killers (Live)” (Maiden England)
Iron Maiden “Wasted Years / Reach Out”
Kinane, Kyle / The Slow Death “Kyle Kinane / The Slow Death” (Skunk Piss Yellow /330)
CDs
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Burroughs, William S. “Haxan: Witchcraft Through The Ages”
Full Of Hell / Merzbow “Full Of Hell * Merzbow” (+ “Sister Fawn” Bonus Disc)
Old Man Gloom “Ape Of God” (PFL-145.5)
Old Man Gloom “Ape Of God” (PFL-145)
Population One “Theater Of A Confused Mind”
Segall, Ty “Singles 2” (“$ingle$ 2” Slim Sleeve)
She & Him “Classics”
Smashing Pumpkins, The “Monuments To An Elegy”
Wu-Tang Clan “A Better Tomorrow”
OTHER!
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Wax Poetics Issue 60 (Blondie / Sza Covers) Magazine
Reviews
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Nunslaughter / Witchtrap
(Hells Headbangers)
Each band on this seven-inch blasts their way through two blistering tracks of pure metal in their own way. Hailing from Cleveland, Ohio, Nunslaughter lives up to their “devil metal” tag, influenced by death and black metal including Venom, Bathory and Slaughter. Their grimy, smoke-blackened sound is unflinchingly intense, complete with harsh, quick-changing riffs and utterly guttural vocals. On the second side is Witchtrap: a Colombian outfit with a more Headbangers Ball-friendly sound (influenced by AC/DC, Metallica, Anvil, etc.) to complement their jolting speed-metal energy and cleaner fidelity (but not-so-clean lyrics: i.e. “Sex Commander.”) That and the shredding, soloing on “The Devil’s On The Loose” make it a fun side to close with.
[Reviewer: Mark]
Son Lux Lanterns
(Joyful Noise)
NYC-based producer and composer Ryan Lott draws from his wide-range background – film orchestration, hip-hop beat programming, post-rock collaboration – on his haunting album Lanterns. It sounds fittingly luminous as an experimental work comprised of layers of minimalist instrumentation: wordless choirs, ghostly wails, a variety of instruments and slow-drifting beats that somehow come together to form catchy melodies. My favorite songs are the energetic, soaring “Lost It To Trying” using a mix of lively instrumentation and the laid-back “Easy” perked up with a loud, simple sax hook.
[Reviewer: Mark]
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