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The Streets
None Of Us Are Getting Out Of This Life Alive
The 7" that is included in the bundle is a limited pressing that contains the tracks: 1. CALL MY PHONE THINKING I'M DOING NOTHING BETTER 2. WHERE THE F&*K DID APRIL GO 2020 gives us this mixtape from The Streets. The return of the innovator, we cannot wait to see where Mike Skinner takes us with "a rap duets album" featuring collaborations with Idles, Tame Impala and Jesse James, among many others. Despite its humble mixtape beginnings, None Of Us AreGetting Out Of This Life Aliveis a precise and very human body of work from a modern UK music pioneer. Emotionally poignant, full of one liners, club ready. More than anything, it’s exciting –a call back to those fun and responsibility free evenings at TONGA. Yet “the result is much more than I thought it would be. It’s become a real album,” says Mike. And so, as the new decade begins, so too does a new era for The Streets...
Island Records
7" | CD | LP
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Frank Carter & The Rattlesnakes
End Of Suffering
Indies exclusive LP is on clear w/green splatter coloured vinyl. Regular LP is on black white vinyl.
One of our favourite albums of 2019!
"Offering another sharp slice of his visceral and ferocious punk-rock fusion. A true artist and certainly a prominent voice for this generation, their live shows are a testament to that." - Jez
The hugely anticipated third full length album from the incredible Frank Carter & The Rattlesnakes. He's been an all-time Banquet favourite with his ferocious and on-point punk-rock, one of the most important voices of the generation. We're really excited to hear what him and the gang have cooked up for this album, we already know it'll be special.
End Of Suffering - named after the Buddhist term for enlightenment- is the sound of a band entering an entirely new realm of the senses, a forty minute rock'n'rollercoaster of molten-hot bangers, scorched-soul ballads and grunge lullabies laced through with a lacerating lyrical honesty.
“I was in the middle of going through a divorce, and I was coming to terms with the way my relationships were going to change, in terms of co-parenting, so it wasn't easy to write a lot of these songs," says Frank with typical candour. "Everyone says you've got to ride the wave, well that's easy if you've got a surfboard. I can't even fuckin' swim."
International Death Cult
CD | LP
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Trampolene
You've Got To Pick A Pocket Or Two
28 track compilation album from thrashy indie chaps Trampolene, who played at ours when their debut was released in 2017
‘Pick A Pocket or Two,’ a title chosen by a fan on Facebook as it contains material plucked from the bands ‘Pocket Albums’ (mini albums/EPS). Includes the singles ‘It’s Not Rock & Roll,’ 'Divided Kingdom,’ ‘My Bourgeoisie Girl,’ Under The Strobe Light,’ ‘I Don’t Know,’ ’Tom Hardy’ and ‘Newcastle Brown Love Song.’ Along with fan favourites ‘No One’s Got Love Like We Got,’ ‘Camden Mannequins,’ ‘Red Sky Sings.’ Poems ‘Health & Wellbeing (At Wood Green Job Centre),’ ‘To Be A Libertine,’(featuring Peter, Carl, Gary, John and fans from around the world)… and covers of ‘Tonight Will Be Fine’ (Leonard Cohen), ‘Please Please Please Let Me Get What I Want’ (The Smiths) and ‘Friday I’m In Love’ (The Cure).
Mi7 Records
CD | LP
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