Dead in a Row

Cinematic is as dead-on as any reasonable description for the fifty minute instrumental debut by Blackpool, England's Goonies Never Say Die. An adventurous, stunning piece of work, In A Forest Without Trees is an intricate mixture of progressive rock and atmospherics doused with an emotional to and fro that pulls and releases in all the right places. Balancing lush, minor landscapes of sound with big swathes of noisy, fire-peaked crescendos, Goonies make the quieter bits sound every bit as compulsive as the explosive highlights. This is headphone music at its finest: swelling dynamics, colorful interludes, thick melodies…like a fireworks display, only sometimes in slow motion. "There is really no constant theme to the album. It was written as ten separate pieces of music, hence the emotional rollercoaster theme to it all" says guitarist Barry Parkinson. "There are happy moments and sad moments…pretty much the way life is really. We wanted the album to remain open to interpretation" says Parkinson

This hi-res collection of the Grateful Dead's studio work has been painstakingly produced from the original master tapes of each album, using their original mixes to produce a work that is truer to the original sound than any previous release. Included in this collection are the band's 13 studio albums, spanning three decades and containing over 8 hours of music, lovingly rendered in hi-resolution…

This hi-res collection of the Grateful Dead's studio work has been painstakingly produced from the original master tapes of each album, using their original mixes to produce a work that is truer to the original sound than any previous release. Included in this collection are the band's 13 studio albums, spanning three decades and containing over 8 hours of music, lovingly rendered in hi-resolution…

“Welcome to the unique, enduring phenomenon of the Grateful Dead in New York City, a mutual devotion, forged in concert, that ran for nearly as long as the band itself—from June 1, 1967, a free show in Tompkins Square Park on the Lower East Side (ahead of the band’s official, local bow at the Cafe Au Go Go), to the Dead’s last Garden run, six nights in October 1994… the Dead’s affinity for New York City… was instant and arguably their most profound with any city aside from San Francisco.” - David Fricke

This release is a new project by of the singer/songwriter and producer Yungjohnn Hillman out of Asheville, US. In a recording of the album have taken part: Matt Tutor (vocal, guitar), Niko Lyras (guitar and mixes), Vicki Loveland and Valencia Robinson (vocals). Recommended to fans of Chris Rea, Leonard Cohen.

A girl arrives from London to visit her estranged relatives in a remote castle for the reading of her father's will. After a while she discovers that they are all in fact dead and her decision to live with them turns into a nightmare. Unable to leave she's drawn into a macabre underworld through visions of nude satanic rituals and her own impending sacrifice.