Brutalism (Vinyl LP) discogimp

Brutalism (Vinyl LP) discogimpBristol's finest post punk polemics Idles have been promising to do great things for some time now, and with their debut album Brutalism they absolutely fulfil that promise, and a furious promise at that. Politically charged, refreshingly confrontational and infectiously volatile, Idles are a band like no other. Bringing the unsettling reality of the world we live in into their frantic assault on the senses, they are a band that until now could only

frozen in place

Picture version of Disclosure's third album

Dizzee Rascal

Several songs were previewed on tour and Art Garfunkel worked on some of the songs with Simon in the studio

Capacity was recorded in a snowy winter nest in upstate New York at Outlier Studio with producer Andrew Sarlo

growing up in Saxony as a youth in love with the sounds of new wave and gothic pop

Released in June 1967

Each song on 'The Shadow' examines an aspect of this growth through a different musical lens

Giving away new track 'Four Simple Words' on Christmas Day

The results of Nick Drake's solo sessions were as harrowing and stark as anything by Robert Johnson or Charley Patton

certainly bears this out

There's also guest turns from Prince's Lisa Coleman playing piano on two tracks