4th Of January 2019 Update of New and Key Restocked Items + Review
at Redscroll Records

LPs & 12″s
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Baby Grandmothers “Merkurius”
Christopherson, Peter “Sleazy” “Live At E’Trange Festival 2004: The Art Of Mirrors – Homage To Derek Jarman”
Cotton, Alison “All Is Quiet At The Ancient Theatre”
Dadawah “Peace And Love”
Garcia, John “John Garcia And The Band Of Gold”
Greta Van Fleet “Anthem Of The Peaceful Army”
Johnson, Hobo “The Rise Of Hobo Johnson”
Just Friends “Nothing But Love”
Lau, Eric “Examples Volume Two”
Mobb Deep “The Infamous…” (Music On Vinyl Reissue)
Mom Jeans “Best Buds”
Mom Jeans “Puppy Love”
Nocturnal Emmissions “Spiritflesh” (Solid Grey Vinyl Reissue)
Old Wounds “Glow” (Coke Bottle / Green Splatter /500)
Papiercuts, Richard “Twisting The Night” (+D/L)
Pictures Of Vernon “Pictures Of Vernon”
Pineapple Thief “Tightly Unwound”
Poppy “Am I A Girl?”(2LP Marbled Vinyl + Poster)
Prince Daddy & The Hyena “I Thought You Didn’t Even Like Leaving.”
Retirement Party “Somewhat Literate”
Teacher Haters, The “Unknown Artists”
Teksti TV 666 “Aidattu Tulevaisuus” (Green)
Trimdon Grange Explosion “Trimdon Grange Explosion”
Various “Life & Death On The New York Dance Floor 1980-1983 Part 1” (Dinosaur L, Alan Vega, David Byrne, Tuxedomoon…)

7″s
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Amyl & The Sniffers “Some Mutts (Can’t Be Muzzled)”
Prince Daddy & The Hyena “Adult Summers”

CD
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Garcia, John “John Garcia And The Band Of Gold”

Review
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Beak> >>>
(Temporary Residence Ltd.)
Consisting of Portishead instrumentalist Geoff Barrow, Robert Plant bassist Billy Fuller and sole Moon Gangs member Will Young, Bristol-based band Beak> play eerie, minimalist krautrock that bides a menacing, desolate tone. “Abbots Leigh” (named after a small village and parish in Bristol) is easily the most ominous track, kicking off with frightful screeches and harsh church organ before settling into a calmer and engaging mood. They end the album with “When We Fall”: a starkly beautiful, autumnal-sounding synth-folk song with an unmistakable 70s-sounding aesthetic that shines with the group’s vocals.
[Reviewer: Mark]

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