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Music DVD - you can't beat a bit of PJ Harvey

Music CD Ólafur Arnalds is a multi-instrumentalist and producer from Mosfellsbaer near Reykjavik, Iceland. His music combines strings and piano, along with electronic and beat music to create a blend of ambient, electronic and pop music

LP Record A Love Supreme is a classic in the history of jazz. In 1965, the album was nominated for two Grammy awards, and readers of Down Beat magazine voted John Coltrane tenor saxophonist of the year. Rolling Stone magazine ranked A Love Supreme at number 47 on its list of the 500 greatest albums of all time.

DVD Film - Cousins Vincent and Anton are leaders in the stock market. Their common goal? To make millions to fulfill a shared dream. But between them stands their superior Eva Torres, who will stop at nothing to beat the pair at their own game.

LP Record Finally available again on 180g vinyl! Six of the eight albums from big beat pioneers: The Chemical Brothers. This includes their 1995 debut album "Exit Planet Dust", the gold and platinum-selling 1997 follow-up "Dig Your Own Hole", their fourth album "Come With Us" (2002), the legendary 2005 album "Push The Button", "We Are The Night" from 2007, and their seventh studio album "Further" from 2010. In 2015, the duo released their eighth album, "Born In The Echoes".

LP Record If you want a long career in music, you need to surprise the people who love you – and surprise yourself. Recorded in singer and guitarist James Mercer's basement studio, Phil Ek's Seattle studio, and in Oregon City with engineer Joe Chiccarelli (Beck, U2), Wincing the Night Away is the third studio album from The Shins. It's also the sound of a band growing up and branching out. Mercer's infectious, indelible melodic style is still at the core, unchanged. But around it, anything can happen – and in this case, it does. While the vocals channel the spirit of Morrissey, "Sea Legs" marries a loping hip-hop beat with a lush melody and searing guitars.

LP Record Who doesn’t love Belle and Sebastian? Does your heart skip a beat every time you hear their music? Did you also fall in love with them the first time you heard “If You're Feeling Sinister” on repeat, and did that song change your life? If you're a Belle and Sebastian fan, “A Bit of Previous” from 2022 was a little gift just for you. Belle and Sebastian have already given us a wealth of classic tracks, so considering their output over the last half-decade – scattered across EPs, soundtracks, and a live album (which served as a greatest hits collection) – you might think there was nothing left and it was time to fire up the tour bus for some anniversary album shows. But you’d be mistaken.

LP Record Calvin Harris' "One Kiss" is not an album, but a single released in 2018. The track features vocals from British singer Dua Lipa and became a commercial success, topping the charts in several countries. Its infectious beat and retro disco influences showcase Harris's signature production style, which blends modern electronic music with classic dance elements. The song was well-received by critics and fans alike, who praised its catchy hook and Lipa's charismatic performance. "One Kiss" stands as a highlight in both artists' discographies and has been included in various music playlists and compilations since its release.

LP Record This is a reissue of the twelfth studio album by American synth-pop pioneers Sparks. The group defined the synthesiser duo format and were subsequently followed by major groups like Erasure, Pet Shop Boys, Bronski Beat, and many others. Originally released in 1983, "In Outer Space" became one of their most successful albums in the US and features the singles "Cool Places", "All You Ever Think About Is Sex", and "Please, Baby, Please". Remastered for vinyl!

LP Record Released in just nine months, from October 1981 to July 1982, "Three of a Perfect Pair" is the final part of a trilogy that began with the albums "Discipline" and "Beat". Originally released in April 1984, it secured the band's status as one of the most interesting and innovative of the decade with its pointed minimalism on the title track, the driving rhythm of "Sleepless", and the closing "Larks' Tongues in Aspic III" – the only nod to the 1970s King Crimson. The album is an incomparable blend of rock, electronica, funk, and pure pop. As with previous albums in the King Crimson CD/DVD-A series, the CD features a new stereo mix by Robert Fripp and Steven Wilson, and the DVD-A includes a 5.

LP Record Foster The People The debut studio album "Torches", released in 2011, is a vibrant collection of indie pop and neo-psychedelic tracks that quickly caught the attention of music enthusiasts worldwide. The album features a total of ten songs, including the breakthrough hit "Pumped Up Kicks", which became a viral sensation and catapulted the band to international fame. Other notable tracks on the album include "Helena Beat", "Call It What You Want", "Don't Stop (colour on the Walls)", and "Houdini", each showcasing the band's catchy hooks and synth-driven melodies.

LP Record Celebrating its 15th anniversary: A reissue of the third album from the English big beat artist. Fatboy Slim, alias Norman Cook, released his third studio album in 2000. "Halfway Between The Gutter And The Stars" quickly became a big beat classic, achieving platinum status in the UK and reaching the Top 40 in eight countries. The singles "Sunset (Bird Of Prey)" and "Weapon of Choice" both made it into the UK Top 10 singles chart. To celebrate its 15th anniversary, the album will be released in a deluxe version as a remastered double vinyl LP and a double CD, including a CD of previously unreleased remixes by Josh Butler, Autograf, Lazy Rich, and Spieltape, as well as remixes from X-Press 2, The Chemical Brothers, Stanton Warriors, and more.

LP Record Metal with a (First) World War theme has a long tradition, even in the extreme scene, thanks in no small part to bands like Endstille, God Dethroned, and Hail of Bullets. However, no one has dared to tackle this theme as consistently (both musically and visually) as 1914! The Ukrainian band enhances their blackened, massive death metal with fittingly playful passages and unsettling melodic outbursts, while majestically rolling doom is, of course, a must-have in crushers like "A7V Mephisto". The atmospherically dense and technically sublime monolith The Blind Leading The Blind piles it on, then surprisingly strikes with a black-metal-punk cover of The Exploited's "Beat The Bastards".

LP Record LP, 180g transparent translucent ruby vinyl, limited deluxe edition.