Gotham Club

¡Comienza el segundo semestre en la Academia Gotham y todo vuelve a la normalidad! Aunque… ¿qué significa exactamente "normalidad" para los alumnos y profesores de esta escuela? Nuestra querida Olive Silverlock es una de las pocas que ha decidido quedarse en la Academia durante las vacaciones invernales. Un descanso ideal para hacer nuevos amigos… ¡o encontrar nuevos problemas! El Club de Detectives se enfrenta a dos desafíos inesperados: ¡los conflictos entre compañeros y la la aparición de otra sociedad de estudiantes, el Club de las Brujas! Y esto sólo acaba de empezar…

The Communards seminal debut album is reissued on its 35th Anniversary by London Records!

The film's music is by Daniel Pemberton ("Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse", Motherless Brooklyn), the multi Golden Globe and BAFTA Award-nominated composer who is regularly acknowledged by critics as one of the most creative, fresh, and exciting composers working in modern film scoring today.

Digitally remastered two CD set. Robinsongs bring you a couple of rare gems from the Contempo Vaults - Ultrafunk's 1975 and 1977 albums: Ultrafunk and Meat Heat. Although chart success eluded Ultrafunk, if you were on the club circuit in the seventies, you would have danced the night away to some of the fantastic Ultrafunk singles. The Ultrafunk self-titled album kicked off with 'Kung Fu Man' that featured the vocals of Mr. Superbad himself Freddie Mack, the face and voice of the "Superbad" compilation series. This unique package brings you the full-length album version, plus the 7" version and instrumental version as bonus tracks. Also featured on the album are 'Sting Your Jaws' Part One and Two. "Meat Heat" featured another club classic in 'Gotham City Boogie', plus 'Sunrise' from the movie Car Wash. Ultrafunk liked to put their spin on some of the great soul tracks that were around at the time, so you will find versions of Stevie Wonder's 'Living For The City' and 'I Wish', along with Bill Withers' 'Use Me' and 'Who Is He And What Is He To You'. The package also contains B sides that were not included on the original albums.

The influence that 80s gay nightlife had on electronic music, pop music in general and the evolution of clubbing for subsequent generations is pretty much incalculable. In spite of the shadow of AIDs and reactionary political and media forces both at home and in the USA, the period 1980 1990 bore witness to a dazzling explosion of dance music that artfully drew a line from the peak of late 70s disco to the emergence of house and it's 90s glory days. The art of the 12" single, the thrill of the remix, the rise of the superclub, the electronic spark of chart pop, the challenging of gender barriers… all had their origin in the gay clubs. It's not unreasonable to make the claim that by the end of the 80s, virtually ALL chart pop music sounded like it had it's origins on the dancefloors of Heaven nightclub! Over 5CDs Box Of Sin strives to tell the story of that decade across 54 tracks, and to tease apart the strands of 80s gay clubbing to show a period of unrivalled creativity and disco diversity.

Initially announced January 24, 2020, the fan club gift from U2.com is a full length video release of U2’s final performance on the Experience and Innocence tour. The gift was made available both in a DVD format and as an online 4K stream via U2.Com for the length of a subscription. The DVD was already in production when the announcement was made, and had already been submitted for ratings.The video is the full concert, running two hours and 20 minutes, and the description on the website says it covers “from the unforgettable opening burst of ‘The Blackout’ and ‘Lights of Home’.” The previously aired television special from this Berlin footage ran 75 minutes and cut out the first act of the concert. The fan club release contains the entire show.