28th Of April 2017 Update of New and Key Restocked Items + Reviews
at Redscroll Records

LPs & 12″s
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Afrika Bambaataa “Bring It Up”
Alice In Chains “Facelift” (White) (Unofficial)
Andriessen, Juriaan “The Awakening Dream”
Arctic Monkeys “Feeling Far Away” (Unofficial)
Arctic Monkeys “Astoria 2007” (Unofficial)
Ayreon “The Source” (180 Gram 2LP + D/L)
Barbieri, Caterina “Patterns Of Consciousness”
Batkovic, Mario “Mario Batkovic”
Beck “Songs Of Leonard Cohen” (White) (Unofficial)
Big Mean Sound Machine “Runnin’ For The Ghost”
Black Crowes, The “Trump Plaza Hotel, Atlantic City 1990” (Unofficial)
Booka Shade “Galvany Street”
Braccio D’Oco “Ata Zero: Baby Steps”
Broughton, Bruce “The Monster Squad: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack”
Captain Beefheart & His Magic Band “Live 1966-67” (Unofficial)
Christadoro “Christadoro”
Closeness “Personality Therapy”
Cohen, Leonard “My Radio Sweetheart: BBC Recordings 1968” (Unofficial)
Cole, J. “4 Your Eyez Only”
Croation Amor “Finding People”
Czarface “First Weapon: Book And Record Set” (RSD17 Item)
D.R.A.M. “Big Baby D.R.A.M.”
Dark Sky “Othona”
Dibango, Manu “Ceddo”
El Michels Affair “Return To The 37th Chamber”
Feist “Pleasure”
Fit For An Autopsy “The Great Collapse” (180 Gram Colored Vinyl)
Gainsbourg, Serge “Marie Mathematique: Les Aventures De La Petite Soueur De Barbarella” (Soundtrack) (Unofficial)
Gellaitry, Sam “Escapism II”
Ginsberg, Allen “Howl And Other Poems” (Filed In Soundtracks)
Gorillaz “Humanz” (2LP 180 Gram)
Hiatus Kaiyote “Tawk Tomahawk” (180 Gram + D/L)
Hook, Peter & The Light “Unknown Pleasures Tour 2012: Live In Leeds The Cockpit 29/11/12 Volume One” (Grey Vinyl)(Peter Hook was the bassist of Joy Division & New Order)
Hook, Peter & The Light “Unknown Pleasures Tour 2012: Live In Leeds The Cockpit 29/11/12 Volume Two” (White Vinyl)(Peter Hook was the bassist of Joy Division & New Order)
Hook, Peter & The Light “Power, Corruption & Lies Tour 2013: Live In Dublin The Academy 22/11/13 Volume Two” (Red Vinyl) (Peter Hook was the bassist of Joy Division & New Order)
Hook, Peter & The Light “Power, Corruption & Lies Tour 2013: Live In Dublin The Academy 22/11/13 Volume One” (White Vinyl) (Peter Hook was the bassist of Joy Division & New Order)
Hook, Peter & The Light “Movement Tour 2013: Live In Dublin The Academy 22/11/13 Volume One” (Blue Vinyl)(Peter Hook was the bassist of Joy Division & New Order)
Hook, Peter & The Light “Movement Tour 2013: Live In Dublin The Academy 22/11/13 Volume Two” (White Vinyl)(Peter Hook was the bassist of Joy Division & New Order)
Hook, Peter & The Light “Closer Live Tour 2011: Live In Manchester FAC251 The Factory 18/05/11 Volume One” (White Vinyl)(Peter Hook was the bassist of Joy Division & New Order)
Hook, Peter & The Light “Closer Live Tour 2011: Live In Manchester FAC251 The Factory 18/05/11 Volume Two” (Grey Vinyl)(Peter Hook was the bassist of Joy Division & New Order)
I Marc 4 “G.L.P. 1002”
I Marc 4 “G.L.P. 1001”
Iron Maiden “Blaze No Brasil” (Unofficial)
Ironing Music “Ironing Music”
Jupiter-C “001”
Jute Gyte “The Sparrow”
Kennedy, Sophia “Sophia Kennedy” (+ D/L)
Kiss (K.I.S.S.) “Japan In The Can” (Pink) (Unofficial)
Kiss (K.I.S.S.) “All The Way At The Ball Room: Outtakes From – Melbourne, Hilton Motel, Australia 7/2-1995” (Unofficial)
Konami Kukeiha Club “Castlevani III: Dracula’s Curse – Original Video Game Soundtrack”
L/F/D/M “Tele-”
Life Of Agony “A Place Where There’s No More Pain” (Indie Exclusive)
L’Ironie Du Son / Fabio Poujouly / Guillaume Peitrequin “Pipeline: Original Soundtrack”
Metria “Excession”
Mew “Visuals” (180 Gram + 3-D Glasses + D/L)
Mew “Visuals” (180 Gram + D/L – Standard No Glasses)
Moggi (P. Umiliani) “Double Face”
Monster Movie “Keep The Voices Distant”
Moore, Thurston “Rock N Roll Consciousness” (+ D/L)
New Found Glory “Makes Me Sick” (+ D/L)
Old Crow Medicine Show “50 Years Of Blonde On Blonde” (180 Gram + D/L)
Pessimist “Limited Edition Album Sampler”
Pink Floyd “The Narrow Way (The Early Years 1968-69)” (Unofficial)
Pink Floyd “In The Beechwoods (The Early Years 1965-67)” (Unofficial)
Prince “3 Nites In Miami: Night One” (2LP, Unofficial)
Prince “3 Nites In Miami: Night Three” (White) (Unofficial)
Prince “3 Nites In Miami: Night Two” (Blue) (Unofficial)
Raumschmiere, T. “Heimat” (2LP + D/L)
Reed, Lou / John Cale / Nico “Le Bataclan Paris. Jan 29. ’72” (Unofficial)
Roelens, Puccio “La Musica Di Puccio Roelens” (RSD17)
Rush “Agora Ballroom, Cleveland Ohio 16th December 1974” (Unofficial)
Saiz, Suso “Rainworks”
Schlachtofbronx “Haul & Pull Up EP3”
Taking Back Sunday “New Again”
TNT “Analogue Acid Project 3”
Tokumaru, Shugo “Toss” (180 Gram Clear Blue Vinyl + D/L)
Tolouse Low Trax “Vol. II”
TV Eye “1977-1978 The Lost Studio Recordings & No-Fi Relics Of Birmingham’s First Garage-Punk Band”
U2 “How To Dismantle An Atomic Bomb”
Various “Sounds Of New Music” (John Cage, Edgard Varese, Otto Luening…)
Various “Highlights Of Vortex”
Visions Congo “Mulago Sound Studio”
Zappa, Frank “Live At The Palladium New York Halloween 1977” (Unofficial)

CDs
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All That Remains “Madness”
Fates Warning “Awaken The Guardian: Live” (Ltd. Ed. CD & DVD)
Feist “Pleasure”
Gorillaz “Humanz” (2CD Ltd. Ed.)
Life Of Agony “A Place Where There’s No More Pain”
Mayhem “Live In Zeitz”
Stetson, Colin “All This I Do For Glory”
Various “Guardians Of The Galaxy Vol. 2: Awesome Mix Vol. 2”

Tapes
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Limb Bin “Bliss Tech+” (ARR016)
Parrish, Theo “Parallel Dimensions” (Sound Signature)

Other
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Wax Poetics Issue 66 Spring 2017 DJ Shadow / David Axelrod Magazine

Reviews
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Public Memory Veil of Counsel
(Felte)
Continuing from where he left off with the debut record Wuthering Drum, Brooklyn musician Robert Toher finds new morosely beautiful, ghostly vocals-and-synth-laden paths to take his electronics-based Public Memory project on this EP. The three tracks are strong enough to stand on their own without sounding like mere leftovers: opener “Verdict” sounds like the calm resolution after a storm has ended. “Afterlife” uses energetic percussion that gets joined with a truly refreshing piano melody at one point, and “Ecco” ends on a satisfying note in a shadowy (yet strangely welcoming) futuristic style.
[Reviewer: Mark]

Lewis L’Amour [Reissue]
(Light in the Attic)
Using the pseudonym Lewis, Canadian singer-songwriter-guitarist Randall Wulff released the albums L’Amour and Romantic Times in 1983 and 1985, but they didn’t gain much attention until a vinyl collector named Jon Murphy found a copy of L’Amour at a flea market in 2014. Upon listening to it, he was fascinated by its ethereal sound primarily based around delicate crooning, hazy synth, shimmering piano, and gentle acoustic guitar. As word spread to friends, Lewis (who now lives a mostly low-key life) and his music started attracting serious collector interest, leading to his records finally getting reissues to make his uniquely romantic, atmospheric synth-rock more widely accessible.
[Reviewer: Mark]
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