Kamikaze Girls

Following on from the success of their brilliant debut record 'Permanent Rainbow', Watford punks Nervus are back in 2018 to bring you the new highly anticipated follow up 'Everything Dies'. Produced by Bob Cooper (Citizen, Nai Harvest, Kamikaze Girls) and Em Foster from the band, Everything Dies weaves a tapestry of deeply personal, heartfelt lyrics and themes of transition and acceptance, bristling with ten captivating tracks of anthemic pop-tinged, emotive melodic punk rock, that expand on the bands horizons without compromising on their original ideals.

Cultdreams (formerly Kamikaze Girls) turned plenty of heads with their 2017 debut album Seafoam, and now they're back in 2019 under their new moniker with the brilliant follow-up 'Things That Hurt'.Sounding as fresh and exciting as ever, this personal record retains the bands punk and riot grrl roots but pulls in different elements of shoegaze and dream pop into their sound. The result is an ambitious, bold sounding statement that encompasses everything of how far Cultdreams have come, and where they want to go.

Following on from the success of their brilliant debut record 'Permanent Rainbow', Watford punks Nervus are back in 2018 to bring you the new highly anticipated follow up 'Everything Dies'. Produced by Bob Cooper (Citizen, Nai Harvest, Kamikaze Girls) and Em Foster from the band, Everything Dies weaves a tapestry of deeply personal, heartfelt lyrics and themes of transition and acceptance, bristling with ten captivating tracks of anthemic pop-tinged, emotive melodic punk rock, that expand on the bands horizons without compromising on their original ideals.

'Live Forever: The Complete Show - Berlin 1986' contains the full Berlin concert of Falco's 'Emotional' world tour in September 1986. At this time he was at the peak of his career: 'Emotional' reached #1 in Germany and Austria, he had superstar status in German-speaking countries and most of Europe, and with the single 'Rock Me Amadeus' from his previous album 'Falco 3' he'd even reached #1 on the Billboard Hot 100 charts (the only artist ever to achieve this historic feat in the US with a song in German). The now found tapes contain the remaining six tracks of the 'Emotional' album as well as three additional songs. The release follows the 2021 remastered deluxe edition of Falco's studio album 'Emotional' (which saw the album return to the official album charts after 35 years, reaching #28 in Germany and #7 in Austria), followed by deluxe editions of his fifth and sixth studio albums, 'Wiener Blut' (1988) (re-entering at #13 on the German album chart and #4 in Austria), and 'Data De Groove' (1990) (#15 on the German album chart and #5 in Austria).

When Falco embarked on his “Emotional” world tour in September 1986, he was at the peak of his career: the fourth album of the same name was #1 in the album charts in Germany and Austria, he had superstar status in the German-speaking world and in the largest part of Europe and “Rock Me Amadeus” from the previous album “Falco 3” brought the Viennese eccentric to number 1 on the Billboard “Hot 100” charts in March of that year – as the only artist in the USA to ever achieve this historic peak with a German-language song could climb. On June 9, 2023, Warner Music will release this top-class contemporary Falco document. “Live Forever: The Complete Show (Berlin 1986)” contains the full-length Berlin concert (22 tracks – 2023 remaster).

British indie rock trio the Wombats make driving guitar post-punk and electronic-influenced pop. Formed in Liverpool in 2003 while the members were all attending the Liverpool Institute of Performing Arts, the Wombats feature vocalist/guitarist Matthew Murphy, drummer Dan Haggis, and Norwegian-born bassist Tord Øverland-Knudsen. In 2006, the Wombats released their debut single, the Japan-only "Girls, Boys and Marsupials." Several singles followed before the release of the band's 2007 debut album, A Guide to Love, Loss & Desperation.

The Record achieved Green Day's best chart performance to date by reaching number one on the album charts of various countries, including the United States Billboard 200, the European Top 100 Albums, and the United Kingdom Albums Chart. It was awarded the Grammy for Best Rock Album at the 52nd Grammy Awards held on January 31, 2010.