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Marvel Rivals: Galactic Tunes - Original Video Game Soundtrack

    The soundtrack to Marvel's first Team-Based Superhero Shooter is appropriately epic in every way. It’s heavy on guitar solos, symphonic strings, choirs, and powerful percussion, with infectious melodies that make for an endlessly listenable experience, even outside of the game itself.

    The album starts with Adriana Figueroa's 'Rivals 'Til the End (Main Theme)', which instantly becomes one of the best anime opening themes you’ve never heard of until today. It’s an immediate earworm that leads off a compilation of fifteen incredibly kinetic tracks, including South Korean singer Le'mon's "Fate of Both Worlds," a mid-album pop funk classic in the making.



    TRACK LISTING

    1. Rivals ’Til The End (Main Theme) - Adriana Figueroa
    2. Path To Rivals (Login Theme) - Synchron Stage Orchestra And Masahiro Aoki
    3. The Golden Realm - Synchron Stage Orchestra And Masahiro Aoki
    4. Glorious Yggdrasill - Synchron Stage Orchestra And Masahiro Aoki
    5. No One Rivals Doom - Synchron Stage Orchestra And Masahiro Aoki
    6. Impending Dooms - Synchron Stage Orchestra And Masahiro Aoki
    7. The Dark Gate Beckons - Synchron Stage Orchestra And Masahiro Aoki
    8. Many Heads Of Hydra - Synchron Stage Orchestra And Masahiro Aoki
    9. Fate Of Both Worlds - Le’mon
    10. Shin-Shibuya Neon - Synchron Stage Orchestra, Masahiro Aoki, Hiromu Motonaga, Shin Ichikawa And KIJI
    11. Web Of Spider-Islands - Synchron Stage Orchestra, Masahiro Aoki, Hiromu Motonaga, Shin Ichikawa And KIJI
    12. Tokyo 2099 Showdown - Synchron Stage Orchestra, Masahiro Aoki, Hiromu Motonaga, Shin Ichikawa And KIJI
    13. Birnin T’Challa - Budapest Symphony Orchestra, Masahiro Aoki, Mohau Moahloli, Fancy Galada, MoNceba Gongxeka And Sky Dladla
    14. Pilgrimage To Djalia - Budapest Symphony Orchestra, Masahiro Aoki, Mohau Moahloli, Fancy Galada, MoNceba Gongxeka And Sky Dladla
    15. Warriors Of Wakanda - Budapest Symphony Orchestra, Masahiro Aoki, Mohau Moahloli, Fancy Galada, MoNceba Gongxeka And Sky Dladla

    Video Age

    Away From The Castle

      RIYL: TOPS, Andy Shauf, Tennis, Drugdealer, Jay Som, Real Estate, Faye Webster, Crumb.

      Video Age make breezy and timeless songs that are so ine­able, they can only be the result of a decades-long friendship and songwriting partnership. Across four albums, Ross Farbe and Ray Micarelli have gleefully worn their influences on their sleeve, writing inviting tunes that reference sounds ranging from disco to pop and indie rock. On their latest LP, Away From The Castle, the New Orleans duo have strayed from nostalgia and instead have honed their own unique musicality, making songs that sound like themselves with a taste of inspiration from classic singer-song writers of the 60s and 70s. The album is a testament to the possibilities that come from getting out of your comfort zone, the freedom of writing vulnerably and unselfconsciously, and the joys of getting to work with your closest companions.

      After releasing and eventually touring their critically-acclaimed third album Pleasure Line in 2020, Farbe and Micarelli sought inspiration for their next project through collaboration. They worked with Drugdealer on his album Hiding In Plain Sight, Micarelli gigged throughout New Orleans' jazz and blues scenes, and Farbe recorded local artists at his home studio, most recently producing Esther Rose's new album Safe to Run. Feeling refreshed, they rented a cabin in Eunice, Louisiana with touring members Nick Corson and Duncan Troast, where they spent eight days in August 2022 jamming, cooking and writing together.

      Through this process, Video Age have made their best collection of tracks to date by perfectly alchemizing their influences and experiences into a record still tinged with nostalgia, but moving towards a more succinct and authentic voice. Away From The Castle is a document of a band having fun and rediscovering their love for making music together, but it’s also their most honest and personal work yet–Video Age distilled to its purest form.

      TRACK LISTING

      Ready To Stay
      Better Than Ever
      Away From The Castle
      Adrian
      In The Breaks
      How Long's Eternity?
      Just Think
      Anything For You
      A Knight Shining With No Armor
      Is It Really Over?
      Golden Sun

      Blanck Mass

      The Rig (Prime Video Original Series Soundtrack)

        Blanck Mass (Fuck Buttons, Benjamin J Power, The Editors) scored the new Amazon Prime series ‘The Rig’, staring Iain Glen and Emily Hampshire.When the crew of the North Sea stationed Kinloch Bravo oil rig is due to return to the mainland, a mysterious fog rolls in and cuts off communication with the outside world. The crew are then driven to the limits of their endurance and loyalties are forced into a confrontation with forces beyond their imagination.

        “With ‘The Rig’ being the first TV show I have scored, I feel lucky to have worked with the team behind the show on a score which to my mind is my most concise and unified palette-wise in recent memory,” says Power. “The setting of the physical oil rig presented a very specific visual and sonic identity for me. The creaks and groans of the giant metal sculpture and how it is in a constant battle with the nature fed itself into the scoring process. This score is perhaps my most elemental to date and it was a joy to work on.”

        TRACK LISTING

        The Rig (Main Titles)
        Wake Up
        Omen
        Fossils Digging Fossils
        Flesh Meets Floor
        Vision
        Ghost
        Helideck
        S.B.V Lights
        Body, Rejecting
        Circles
        Leck
        Search For Hutton
        Spiderdeck
        Alwyn / Discovery
        Surrender
        No Fire Without Flare
        We’ll Bring Him In
        Survivors, Arriving
        Person Unknown
        Don’t Let Him Out Of Your Sight
        ROV
        The Altar
        Fissures Spread
        Sleep Tight
        The Charlie
        Rose Takes Control
        Bigger Than All Of Us
        It’s Quitting Time
        System Priming
        Life Remains In Life
        The Wave
        The Rig (End Credits)

        Nikolay Sunak launches his own imprint to release lost or previously unreleased music. "Home Video Winter" sees dark synth lines converge on refracted drums to create a shermy and ketty night club experience that's bound to appeal to drug-aidled youth and hardcore warehouse dwellers.

        It's sister track "Home Video Entertainment" adopts a similar aesthetic, utilizing niggly stacato acid and blurred vox loops and turning up the fog to maximum haze. 

        Flipping the script entirely however (and the reason we got excited about the record in the first place, if we're honest); is the unobstrusive B2, "Run And Cry, Baby" which is an understated yet really quite epic electro-disco number. New additions to the genre are often feverishly collected, but I can't help think this number might go unnoticed for due to it's lack of obvious Italo / Manctalo / electro-disco alligances or branding. Making this your go to secret weapon for amyl-popping dancefloors! 

         

        STAFF COMMENTS

        Matt says: Check that "Run & Cry, Baby" track out for a popper-huffing, electro-disco anthem that's delightfully under-the-radar. Turn heads, excite beards and move hips all at once!

        TRACK LISTING

        A1. Home Video Winter
        B1. Home Video Entertainment
        B2. Run And Cry, Baby

        Videodrones

        After The Fall

          After 3 albums based purely on synthesizers, the danish duo take a leap by adding live drums & guitars to their latest album. A natural step, considering that Jakob Skøtt, one half of the duo, spends his time drumming in Causa Sui, as well as a slew of jazz-infused projects on El Paraiso. All basic tracks were recorded in an improv session at Jonas Munk’s studio in Odense, capturing both synths and drums live.

          The expansion of drums adds a natural 70’s groove, maintaining a spontaneous vibe that also soaks into the analogue synths of modular wizard Kristoffer Ovesen. The improvised sessions were later honed, edited & layered, bringing forth the best of both spontaneous ideas, as well a multi-dimensional approach bringing a new depth to Videodrones extensive cinematic undercurrent of sounds. With the addition of echo & reverb drenched guitars, the duo is tapping into sounds in new realms yet strangely familiar. After The Fall may conceptually nod it’s head towards a gloomy state of affairs, but akin to the italian post-apocalyptic movies of the 80’s, doomsday never felt this heady and funky before

          TRACK LISTING

          1. Void Facer
          2. Scorpio
          3. Frygtens Time
          4. Irgendwo - Irgendwann
          5. Inferno Verde
          6. After The Fall
          7. Wasteland Interceptors
          8. AR Amarelo 9. Blaster
          10. Finale

          Video Age

          Pleasure Line

            RIYL: David Bowie, Prince, Paul McCartney. Restlessness is the first step towards pleasure. We make comfort out of discomfort, pleasure out of pain. That journey isn’t always a straight line, but at least we’re going somewhere real. “I had to move, Lord I couldn’t be still” is the unsettled way that Video Age’s new album and title track, Pleasure Line, begins. But as the song unfolds, it uplifts us into a romantic space of possibility and love. Just as “love” is both a noun and a verb, Pleasure Line is both a road to be traveled and the act of crossing that road.

            Video Age’s first two albums were about loneliness and discovering oneself, but Pleasure Line takes on a whole new attitude, considering songwriting partners Ross Farbe and Ray Micarelli are both getting married this year (just a few weeks apart from each other, too). But these songs aren’t expressions of one-dimensional puppy love—this is euphoria with depth, ecstasy with complications. Video Age’s third album, due out from Winspear on August 7, 2020, pairs neon-bright 80s pop melodies with a vast range of influences (including Janet Jackson, David Bowie, and Paul McCartney) to create an optimistic sound all their own. The influences vary song to song, but they’re all tinted with the same rosy hue. These are catchy, memorable songs that radiate big “glass-half full” energy. Pleasure Line is a salve that protects against cynicism—listening to this album, you can’t help but feel the world around you is full of romantic potential. 

            TRACK LISTING

            01 Pleasure Line
            02 Maybe Just Once
            03 Blushing
            04 Aerostar
            05 Comic Relief
            06 Sweet Marie
            07 Shadow On The Wall
            08 That Can't Be
            09 Meet Me In My Heart
            10 Good To Be Back 

            Ste Spandex

            The Video Collection


              MCR's enigmatic hardware molester returns on his own label, Cerberus Future Technologies for a brand new album of mutant discoid experiments, frazzled cosmic techno and tryptamine riding casette jams. Conjured up over the last five years through sonic rituals and spellbound sessions at both The Brown House and The Boneyard, it includes guest vocals by Crispy Duck and Sarah Bates. It catches Spandex at the peak of his game, effortlessly drifting through dimensions and styles, piloted by a vast array of analogue synthesizers and classic drum box rhythms. Freeform in nature, but packing serious punch, it instantly transports us to smoke filled clubs with darting red lights and a nicely saturated rig. Genres, styles and tempos get blended and merged as Spandex takes us through the stars, his stylish production, succinct aesthetic and unrelenting throb the only constant as we plunge further and further to event horizon. One of the most unique and captivating producers out there at the moment folks, it's an honour to have him in our fair city and seeing him hit this long-running purple patch. With vinyl releases imminent grab this fully realized artist expression, released via cassette and full quality download; sure to be a celebrated addition to the archives of leftfield dance music from the North of England. T I P! 


              TRACK LISTING

              1.Mother Tiger 06:58
              2.Untitled 03:24
              3.ThisOne 07:26
              4.The Earth Coincidence Control Office 05:32
              5.Aye Aye 04:28
              6.Orgone Matrix Material 06:43
              7.Future Authoring 07:10
              8.Delusions Of Reference 07:16
              9.Emergence Phenomenon 05:01
              10.Ducky's First Blast 03:24
              11.I Fry Mine In Butter! 04:53
              12.Got To Give The People (Album Edit) 07:48
              13.Fundamental Floor 06:29
              14.Ice-9 01:48
              15.Inner Light Network 06:24
              16.Your Invite Please... 02:39
              17.Danger, Hot Liquid! 08:43

              There’s no band that can lay claim to being the true best in the business, except VIDEO. Crawling from the musical wasteland that is Texas, their intentions are simple: they want to own the world. While the band features members of Bad Sports, Wiccans, Radioactivity, and the Wax Museums (just to name a few), VIDEO stands on its own as one of the most powerful and visceral bands active today. Combining equal parts snotty punk, hard rock, and melodic dissonance, VIDEO are pioneers of their own subgenre, Hate Wave. Going well beyond the confines of paint by numbers punk, and generic, flaccid garage rock, VIDEO forges a new cult like movement. So pay attention, consumers, and don’t miss out on the best thing going today. Long Live The New Faith, Long Live VIDEO.

              TRACK LISTING

              1. Opening
              2. The Entertainers
              3. New Immortals
              4. Drink It In
              5. Nothing Lasts Forever
              6. Shackles
              7. No Art
              8. Never Enough
              9. Out Of My Hands
              10. I Will Wait
              11. The End Of It All

              Boz Hayward And The Bozchestra

              Shortscores (Short Film Scores From Video Jam)

              Crossing Calexico with Mogwai will take you some way here… but only some way… This is very welcome unchartered territory. A highly original 10-track acoustic film score album rich in melody, harmonies, atmosphere and dynamics with a good mix of tempos that will take the listener to many places inside 40 minutes.

              Boz Hayward’s fourth album SHORTSCORES is the first body of work created solely for Video Jam – the experimental short film/live score event from Manchester. Boz has been associated with Video Jam since its inception in January 2012. His cinematic, narrative writing style, coupled with his quaint and idiosyncratic 'Bozchestra' (traditionally consisting of Boz himself on acoustic guitar, a mariachi bass/guitarron, violin, trumpet and percussion) lends itself perfectly to the art of the film score. A rich, rewarding listen.

              Emerging from the creative cocoon that has enveloped them since wrapping up promotional efforts for their 2007 grammy nominated debut ‘Cross’, Xavier De Rosnay and Gaspard Augé, the influential Parisian duo known as Justice, have announced the impending release of their second album 'Audio, Video, Disco'. Straying even further from their dance music roots the new effort is at once looser and heavier than previous releases, using the combined musical vocabulary of rock and electronic to conjure a laidback, agricultural effort existing on the outer fringes of pop.

              'Audio, Video, Disco' was created in the duo’s home studio, with all instrumentation performed by the group themselves. Seeking to create an album that would evoke the feel of progressive rock, the duo laboured meticulously to learn instruments they had not previously conquered to craft an epic masterpiece that exchanges the 'night in the city' setting of their debut with an 'afternoon in the country' atmosphere. Another notable development is the occasional presence of guest vocalists, including a spot by Morgan Phalen of NY rockers Diamond Nights on 'On’n’On' and 'New Lands', Vincenzi Vendetta of Australian band Midnight Juggernauts on 'Ohio', and UK pop singer Ali Love on the album’s first single 'Civilization'.


              TRACK LISTING

              01. Horsepower
              02. Civilization
              03. Ohio
              04. Canon (Primo)
              05. Canon
              06. On'n'on
              07. Brianvision
              08. Parade
              09. Newlands
              10. Helix
              11. Audio, Video, Disco

              Coldcut

              Sound Mirrors - Videos & Remixes

                Stunning collection of videos and remixes for the "Sound Mirrors" album, with a beautifully designed DVD menu and 32 page booklet packaged in a DVD box. Coldcut have always been fascinated with the fusion of sound and vision and so the idea of them curating a DVD version of "Sound Mirrors" (their recent critically acclaimed album) is a fitting one. In collaboration with freelance music video commissioner Vez they set about taking the medium of the music video out of the realm of MTV and the cheesy promo, instead making the work a purely artistic expression of the music, in a move that takes the director out of the realm of painter for hire and gives them the creative recognition they so hugely deserve, not only in the creative brief but in how they are presented on the DVD and that their fee is an advance against royalties for their work - the same as if they were a guest musician - an exciting and bold move. As well as the DVD you also get a CD collection of remixes of tracks from the LP.

                Various Artists

                Gravity Video 2 Soundtrack - CD

                  This is a compilation CD taken from the DVD of the same name and features the bands, the Locust, the Rapture (this years hottest!), Black Heart Procession, Mens Recovery Project, Tristeza, and Sea Of Tombs.

                  Various Artists

                  10 Minutes To Ogikubo Station - A Gathering Of Independent Music Videos

                    Classic videos from the Asian Man stable all gathered together on this one tape. Promo clips from the likes of MU330, Alkaline Trio, Blue Meanies, Korea Girl, Slow Gherkin, Lawrence Arms, Link 80, Honor System, Slapstick, The Chinkees and more. Also included is bonus live footage from Skankin Pickle, Alkaline Trio and Bruce Lee Band (featuring Mike Park and Less Than Jake).


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