sensory invasion featuring nine jams off their latest LPs MEPEM & ZAM
got darker and more catchy at the same time
only the most extremely dedicated and passionate record collectors had the stamina and prowess to hunt down long forgotten wonders in dusty record bins – often hoarding them in private collections
We recently had the great 7" by this lost Manchester group and stoked to see there's an album
Cherrystones tunes us in to fourteen groups separated by locale but united by a restless urge to create on their own terms
LANA DEL REY - Ultraviolence 2LP punk blues sensory invasion featuring nine jamsFew albums can claim to have achieved so ambitiously what Ultraviolence has. No matter your stance on the matter, following Born to Die with such a lustrous, gloomy, melancholic record was a bold move. The atmosphere Lana sets in this album is all consuming, and to understand the artistic vision you need to delve further into the artist's mind. It's sad, it's sexy, it's dark. It wasn't a happy time in her life. Her art reflects her headspace, the