Track list
Bedroom Floor
Love Goo
Green
Shiny Bowl
Eugene
Eddie's Cap
Serious Baby
Perfect Teeth
Find Myself a Job
Bonzo Please
In a Jar
Smoke
Disco Living

Track list
Western Approaches
Godless
Black Cat
Afternoon
Undertaker
Hole in My Home
Last Minute
Houdini
Daisy
Alive
Jigsaw Shores

On the very same venue where the band has written rock history with the album “Made In Japan”, Deep Purple went on stage without nostalgia and with the attitude of a band that is physically led by the music, making playing a perfect show look as the most natural thing one could do. Song after song, Purple play a flawless show going back and forth in time.

Deep Purple's many sides are at their best here: the energy but also the groove, the great solo moments by Don Airey and Steve Morse. The soft sides and their energetic heavy counterparts.

Filmed by 12 HD cameras and recorded by a top mobile studio, the show offers one of the most magical performances of the NOW What?! tour. Every member of the band is in fantastic form, the band being strong from a full tour together, and the performance seems to be driving the band through the songs as if audience and band were suspended in time.

Maybe We Never Die is an album by Anderson East, released in 2021.

Track list:
Maybe We Never Die
Lights on
Madelyn
Drugs
I Hate You
Hood of My Car
Falling
Jet Black Pontiac
Like Nothing Ever Happened
If You Really Love Me
Just You & I
Interstellar Outer Space

Track Listings
1 : Crotch Pocket
2 : Out of Luck
3 : Spithead
4 : Listerine

HEDERA HELIX is the debut recording by London hardcore band PINK GRIP. Enmeshed in the febrile London punk scene, Pink Grip are a four piece who gel into one apocalyptic hammer. The guitars revel in metallic overtones and palm muted power chords, doom-laden changes and visceral tones that seem to battle with the savage, rasped vocal. In opener Crotch Pocket, a monolithic intro collapses into a pulverising D-Beat section reminiscent of Japanese Burning. Spirit bands such as Bastard, with following track Out Of Luck mixing up a Hot Snakes style guitar with the rabid spitting lyrics. Spithead is a mosh-heavy stomper, a mid-paced pit-leveller driven by massive sounding low-heavy tom drums and a dynamic that rises and falls into troughs of malevolence. Closer Listerine is the most hook-heavy track, erupting into a driving break-neck song that breaks down in an evil ecstasy.

Track Listings
1 : Heart of Data - Factory Floor
2 : Babel - Factory Floor

Factory Floor was commissioned by London's Science Museum to write a brand new live score for Fritz Lang's 1927 silent cinematic landmark, Metropolis. The 150-minute score was performed in April 2017 and coincided with the 90th anniversary release of Metropolis. This 12" marks the first release on Factory Floor's own imprint, Heart Of Data Records. An inspired six-and-half minute track, "Heart Of Data" is an animated modular synth groove sets in motion the atmospheric textures within the spatial arrangement. "Babel" traverses many scenes in the film and retains a transient meditative pulse in pursuit of space and time.