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2019 collection. Music from all eight of Nicks' studio albums are included in the set, from Top 10 hits like "Stand Back" and "Talk To Me" to "The Dealer" from 2014's 24 Karat Gold: Songs From The Vault. Those solo tracks are joined by Nicks' memorable collaborations with other artists, including "Stop Draggin' My Heart Around" with Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers, and "Leather And Lace" with Don Henley. The legendary Stevie Nicks has an instantly recognizable voice that rises above all others that stops you in your tracks - that has inspired and influenced artists for generations. It is at once haunting, romantic, filled with mystery and completely unforgettable. Added to the voice are her extraordinary songwriting talents which have brought joy to her millions of fans for generations. Collectively they add up to one of the most successful female artists in rock history.

Track list
Edge of Seventeen (Single Version)
Stop Draggin' My Heart Around (Single Version) - W/tom Petty
Leather and Lace (Single Version) - with Don Henley
Rooms on Fire (U.s. Single Version)
Stand Back (Single Version)
If Anyone Falls (Single Version)
Talk to Me (Single Version)
I Can't Wait (Single Version)
Has Anyone Ever Written Anything for You
Long Way to Go
Maybe Love Will Change Your Mind (Radio Remix)
Blue Denim
Every Day
Secret Love
The Dealer
Lady
Dreams - Live
Gold Dust Woman - Live

Track Listings:
Side: 1
1 : Consequences
2 : Starstruck
3 : Night Call
4 : Intimacy
5 : Crave
Side: 2
6 : Sweet Talker
7 : Sooner or Later
8 : 20 Minutes
9 : Strange and Unusual
10 : Make It Out Alive
11 : See You Again

From its iconic artwork to its euphoric, rejuvenated sound, ‘Night Call’ is a thrilling new chapter for Years & Years. Inspired as much by pioneering figures like Sylvester as it is French House, at the center of the record is that mermaid of a muse: a beautiful icon luring men to their death, on an album partly about those searching for love (or a lover), but ultimately finding power in themselves.

Track Listings
1 : Karolina
2 : A Moving-On Blues
3 : Dudette
4 : Empty Nights
5 : Kick-Around Johnny
6 : Sacred Place
7 : Do You Know Ida No?
8 : Having a Good Time
9 : I Came to Tell You in Plain English (I'm Leaving You)
10 : Losing My Way

“Jack Name’s songs sound like memories, as familiar as they are foreign. I am addicted to this record.” – Cate Le Bon In a time rife with alienation, Magic Touch, the third album by the ubiquitous and mysterious Jack Name, offers the comfort of contact. With a body of work that ranges from the catchy to the cacophonous, Name has earned the reputation of a musician who’s difficult to define. For over a decade, he’s been a fixture in the Los Angeles underground. His songs have appeared on albums by U.S. Girls (Heavy Light, 2020) and White Fence (Family Perfume, 2012); he’s produced recordings for Cass McCombs; and his experimental music has been performed at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Los Angeles. Magic Touch reveals yet another side of Jack Name. While it’s every bit as intricate as his previous releases, 2014’s Light Show and 2015’s Weird Moons, here he’s done away with the dense production of his earlier work to make a record that feels stark, personal, and effortlessly natural. On Light Show and Weird Moons, Name took a sci-fi approach to dealing with heavy subjects like the role of psych meds in an increasingly authoritarian society, and his own bout with beating cancer. With ​Magic Touch,​ Name brings his lyrical and conceptual focus away from the dream worlds of his first two albums and back to Earth: a simpler place, or so it seems, where humans are falling in and out of love, struggling with loneliness, reaching for connections to each other, and, for better or worse, affecting each other. In a year like 2020, it’s a place that feels familiar and far away all at once. The almost subliminal story arc of ​Magic Touch​ reminds us that ​touch itself is magic.​ Name offers private glimpses of new love as it comes together “Lips on Lips, Hips on Hips,” in the startlingly confidential opener “Karolina;” and in its bitter endings, as on the ice-cold “I Came To Tell You In Plain English (I’m Leaving You).”​ Introspective gems like “Kick-around Johnny” and “Sacred Place” seem to muse about ancient traumas and possibilities of a hopeful future. Then, coming face-to-face with the limits of his own swagger in “Losing My Way,” he advises his listener, “If you still have intuition, hold onto it. Don’t throw it away.” The vocals, recorded close-up and completely dry, make the brutal honesty in the lyrics even more personal and compelling. Name’s delivery is at all times understated, to the point, and utterly believable — a rare and special thing. It takes a certain kind of bravery to step up to that mic without the cloak of allegory, the medicine bag of studio tricks, or even the formulas of modern “pop music” to protect you. It’s mature—but not dull or heavy-handed. Recorded predominantly in Name’s Hollywood apartment with only a RADAR 24-track, even the production on Magic Touch is an intimate affair, with a crystal-clear aesthetic that’s shockingly present— almost as if the band is playing these songs inside your head.

Track list:
1. CD
Kesha - Children of the Revolution
Nick Cave - Cosmic Dancer
Joan Jett - Jeepster
Devendra Banhart - Scenescof
Lucinda Williams - Life's a Gas
Peaches - Solid Gold, Easy Action
Bxrns - Dawn Storm
Beth Orton - Hippy Gumbo
King Khan - I Love to Boogie
Gaby Moreno - Beltane Walk
U2 - Bang a Gong (Get It On) (Feat. Elton John)
John Cameron Mitchell - Diamond Meadows
Emily Haines - Ballrooms of Mars

2. CD
Father John Misty - Main Man
Perry Farrell - Rock on
Elysian Fields - the Street and Babe Shadow
Gavin Friday - the Leopards
Nena - Metal Guru
Marc Almond - Teenage Dream
Helga Davis - Organ Blues
Todd Rundgren - Planet Queen
Jesse Harris - Great Horse
Sean Lennon & Charlotte Kemp Muhl - Mambo Sun
Victoria Williams & Julian Lennon - Pilgrim's Tale
David Johansen - Bang a Gong (Get It On) (Reprise)
Maria Mckee & Gavin Friday - She Was Born to Be My Unicorn /

While Kid Rockwas unquestionably the rock 'n' roll story of 1999 with the explosive success of his debut, Devil Without A Cause, it's important to remember that this envelope-pushing artist comes equipped with a vital history. That said, 2000 marks the release of this specially assembled Kid Rock compilation, comprised of dramatically reworked tracks from the artist's The Polyfuzed Method (1993) and Early Mornin' Stoned Pimp (1996) albums.

Track Listings
1 : Catholic Guilt - Low Life
2 : Dream Machine (Total Control Remix) - Low Life

New single from Sydney's Low Life featuring two previously unreleased tracks which tie up loose ends from the band's first wave period. Catholic Guilt was originally leftover from their Dogging album sessions and re-mixed at the tail end of 2019 with additional overdubs. A signature blast of the group's downer punk with washed out chorus-y guitars and self-deprecating lyrics. The B side has a remix of Dogging album track Dream Machine transformed into a minimal-synth banger by fellow Australian travelers Total Control. The sound of the Cosmic Psychos channeling the Pet Shop Boys. Edition of 500 copies worldwide.

Track list
Alkali
Red Sun Titans
From Beirut
A Ladder
In the Moment
Heels to the Moon
Floating in the Undercurrent
White Lightning
Suburbia
In My Way
The Interview
Haunted Spaces
Napoleon
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