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Mark Lanegan / MARK LANEGAN BAND Bubblegum (Original Draft) [RSD26] Beggars Banquet LP

Mark Lanegan Bubblegum (2024 Remaster) Beggars Banquet LP

Mark Lanegan Bubblegum XX Beggars Banquet CD | LP

Mark Lanegan Gargoyle The eleventh studio album from Mark Lanegan. With an utterly distinctive voice, Lanegan has once again created a brilliant set of captivating songs, for fans of Leonard Cohen and Tom Waits. “I definitely feel like I’m a better songwriter than I was 15 years ago,” says Mark Lanegan. “I don’t know if I’m just kidding myself or what, but it’s definitely easier now to make something that is satisfying to me. Maybe I’m just easier on myself these days, but it’s definitely not as painful a process, and therefore I feel I’m better at it now. But part of the way that I stay interested in making music is by collaborating with other people. When I see things through somebody else’s perspective it’s more exciting than if I’m left to my own devices.” Heavenly Recordings CD | LP

Mark Lanegan The Winding Sheet LP reissue of Mark Lanegan's first solo album! Shortly before the early-1990s grunge boom hit, Screaming Trees vocalist Mark Lanegan was already blazing his own path with his solo debut, 'The Winding Sheet'. Marking a considerable departure from the trees' feedback-drenched neo-psychedelia, this spare collection of acoustic-leaning songs allows Lanegan to wander into darker, more unsettling territory, as revealed on the thrillingly bleak 'Mockingbirds' and the haunting title track. Not only do these subdued songs, co-written with guitarist Mike Johnson, allow Lanegan's deep, husky voice to hang in the air longer, they share a shadowy, nearly macabre sensibility with other revered artists such as Nick Cave and Tom Waits, giving the singer added appeal and mystique beyond the standard rock-frontman persona. 'The 'Winding Sheet' is also notable for featuring the backing vocals of Nirvana's Kurt Cobain on the sinister 'Down in the Dark' and a cover of Leadbelly's desperate 'Where Did You Sleep Last Night,' the latter a track that nirvana would perform on its Unplugged in New York album. An underrated classic of the pacific northwest scene, this record established lanegan as an intriguing and unpredictable artist in his own right, a reputation that he would make the most of in subsequent years. Sub Pop LP

Mark Lanegan Here Comes That Weird Chill [RSD21] This is an exclusive release for Record Store Day 2021 - Drop 1. Available from Saturday 12th June over the counter (if we're open), with online sales from 6:00pm on the same day. Click notify me above to be kept up to date. First time on 12” (originally released as 10” on black vinyl in 2003) In his 2017 book I Am the Wolf: Lyrics & Writings, Lanegan states that the songs the songs on Here Comes that Weird Chill were recorded at the same time as the material that would be included on his next album Bubblegum: For months I had been using off-time from my gig as an auxiliary singer for Queens Of The Stone Age to try and complete a record, but as usual, my own insanity would not allow it. When it was all said and done, I recorded enough for two records, with the title for the first coming from something Greg Dulli said while shuddering involuntarily in the sudden cold wind walking to my car after a Twilight Singers recording session... Tracklisting: Side 1 1. Methamphetamine Blues 2. On the Steps of the Cathedral 3. Clear Spot 4. Message to Mine Side 2 1. Lexington Slow Down 2. Skeletal History 3. Wish You Well 4. Sleep With Me PIAS LP

Mark Lanegan Straight Songs Of Sorrow Indies exclusive LP is on 180g 'crystal clear' coloured vinyl. When considering any great work of art, be it a painting, a novel, or a piece of music, it’s natural to wonder what might have inspired it: ‘the story behind the song’. Mark Lanegan’s new album, Straight Songs Of Sorrow, flips that equation. Here are 15 songs inspired by a story: his life story, as documented by his own hand in his new memoir, Sing Backwards And Weep. Straight Songs Of Sorrow combines musical trace elements from early Mark Lanegan albums with the synthesized constructs of later work. The meditative acoustic guitar fingerpicking – provided by Lamb Of God’s Mark Morton – on Apples From A Tree and Hanging On (For DRC) echo 1994’s Whiskey For The Holy Ghost. Yet one of that record’s touchstones was Van Morrison’s Astral Weeks, echoed in the new album’s opener I Wouldn’t Want To Say, where Lanegan extemporises *à la Ballerina over musique concrète wave patterns generated by his latest favourite compositional tool, a miniature computer-synth called the Organelle. Heavenly Recordings CD | LP

Mark Lanegan Scraps at Midnight LP on 180g vinyl. Repress of the third solo album from Mark Lanegan. Scraps at Midnight could arguably be considered the final installment of a trilogy of albums (preceded by The Winding Sheet and Whiskey for the Holy Ghost) which feature the songwriter’s interpretation of American roots music set to troubling lyrics that explore themes of loss, sin and redemption. Sub Pop LP

Mark Lanegan Ill Take Care of You LP on 180g vinyl. Repress of the fourth solo album from Mark Lanegon, consisting entirely of cover songs with interpretation of songs from a wide variety of songwriters, including Tim Rose, Tim Hardin, Booker T. Jones, and Buck Owens. Prior to this LP version, I’ll Take Care of You was only available on vinyl in a long-out-of-print European run, and in the One Way Street box set. Sub Pop LP

Mark Lanegan Field Songs LP on 180g vinyl. Repress of the fifth solo album from Mark Lanegan, originally released in 2001 on the Beggars Banquet label. The album represents a departure of sorts for the singer. While retaining the acoustic atmosphere of his previous solo efforts, Field Songs incorporates Middle Eastern influences, as well as experimental musical landscapes, which elicited comparisons from critics to Tom Waits. Sub Pop LP

Mark Lanegan Somebody's Knocking Initial pressing of the LP is on 180g blue coloured vinyl. The new full length album from the incredible Mark Lanegan, released via Heavenly Recordings. Artists named as influences on the album include The Stooges, Joy Division, Love and the electronic sound of New Order, of which Lanegan explains: “I’ve always been into electronic music since I was a kid, I think the reason those elements have become more obvious in my music is that my tastes have changed as I’ve grown older. The bulk of what I listen to now is electronic. Alain Johannes and I had actually written Penthouse High for Gargoyle (the 2017 album the Guardian stated saw “Lanegan in the form of his career”) but then it didn't really fit on that record. I have been a huge fan of New Order and Depeche Mode forever and have wanted to do a song along those lines for a long time - a blatantly catchy, old-school dance-type song.” Heavenly Recordings CD | LP

Mark Lanegan Stitch It Up [RSD19] This is an exclusive release for Record Store Day 2019. Any remaining stock will be available online from Saturday 20th April, strictly one per customer. This exclusive 7'' features two brand new never-before-relesased songs. A follow up to his critically-acclaimed Gargoyle, Mark Lanegan worked on the tracks with violinist Sietse van Gorkom and producer Alain Johannes (Queens Of The Stone Age, PJ Harvey). A: ''STITCH IT UP'' + B: ''SONG TO MANSET'' Heavenly/[PIAS] 7"

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