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Brutus
Live in Ghent
Limited LP is on 'orange' coloured vinyl. The new live album from the incredible Belgian 3-piece BRUTUS, recorded at a sold-out, hometown show in Ghent. Their live shows are acclaimed and formidable as they blast through their sets of pummeling, post-rock influenced alternative-rock with spellbinding vocals from singer / drummer Stefanie Mannaerts. "Those of you who have seen Brutus play live, know we live by the energy we create among the three of us. When playing live, we try to make you feel what we feel and recreate all of the emotions we went through during the writing process. Every show we try to take our songs further, explore them deeper, play them better." "When the real world went into lockdown, early March 2020, a year of live music disappeared before our eyes. Going on tour, playing festivals, watching bands, it’s all gone. It was as hard for us as it has been for everybody involved in live music. As a remedy, we took the time to look back on what we had already done and collected the footage we had of our previous shows. Painful and healing at the same time. That’s when we stumbled upon the recordings of our show at Handelsbeurs in Ghent, May 2019. A hometown show we fully recorded and filmed after a period of touring, in front of all our family and friends." "We know it’s just a recording and not even close to the real feeling we had on stage or the energy we got back from the crowd in the room, but looking back, almost a year later, we feel absolutely proud about that show."
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Lonely The Brave
The Day's War (Hassle 15th Anniversary Edition)
Double LP is on 'half turquoise / half crystal clear' vinyl. Hand-numbered.
To celebrate Hassle Records 15th Anniversary as a label, they present the expanded 'Victory Edition' of the fantastic debut album from alt-rockers Lonely The Brave, on vinyl for the very first time. Heavy-hearted, and giant melodic alt-rock songs for the fans of Twin Atlantic, Deaf Havana, Fightstar and Lower Than Atlantis.
We saw the band play first-on a three band bill at what was meant to be one the last shows at The Dublin Castle. It was cold. Wet. A Tuesday night. We didn’t want to be there. We thought we’d stay for two/three songs and slope off (let’s be honest, sloping off is one of a record company person’s main skills). That didn’t happen. The band started. Big sound for a little pub. The singer, David Jakes, came on. And stood obscured, to the side, with his back to the audience. He had/has performance anxiety that would eventually lead to him getting alopecia, losing his hair, and ultimately leaving the band. He also had the voice of a God. That shouldn’t happen in a small pub, first-on of three, on a Tuesday night. When it’s dark and cold in London. But it did. We signed the band quickly and embarked on a roller coaster six years of two albums out, success, pain, elation and, ultimately, disappointment. Big sound. Big emotion. Brilliant band.
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