Track Listings
1 : City of Atomic Ghost
2 : Blood Rain & Star Jelly
3 : Computer Souls
4 : Black Mother Kali Gandaki

Black Rain returns with Computer Soul: the final part of a sequence of Blackest Ever Black releases that began with 2011's Now I'm Just A Number: Soundtracks 1994-95, and a first glimpse of the project's richly imagined future. For this outing Stuart Argabright (Ike Yard, Dominatrix, Death Comet Crew) is joined by BR founder member Shinichi Shimokawa as well as more recent recruit Soren Roi and Zanias (vocalist on 2015's Dark Pool) - making for the most most group-oriented iteration of Black Rain since its earliest days. Sonically too, there is a sense of evolution but also of coming full circle: the cyberpunk techno of Argabright's celebrated William Gibson soundtracks (compiled on Now I'm Just A Number) and extrapolations of Dark Pool s neuromantic yearning cut with glimpses of the thrash and industrial rock energies that animated Black Rain's incendiary live shows - and sought-after tapes for Kombinat and TPOS - in the early 90s. More than ever, Black Rain is propelled by a powerful science fiction impulse, whether responding to the themes and characters of Gibson's Sprawl or the Blade Runner universe (particularly K.W. Jeter's spin-off/continuation novels which extended its mythology, and timeline, further). It's not news that many of these works' most powerful predictions and prophesies have come to pass - the replicants are already living among us - so Computer Soul projects further into several possible unforeseen futures, its events 'set' in the second half of the current century, fifty or so years after those of Dark Pool. The hyperpopulated metropolises of Dark Pool are no more; the apartments are empty, haunted by ghosts of AC current, devices and machines running lonely without their owners...a melancholy internet of things. Where has everyone got to? Gone but perhaps not gone. Oblivion beckons - always does - but on the other side of that, something else... another time, another place, a river....and a new way of living.

Documentary film by D.A. Pennebaker about the 1988 Depeche Mode concert at Pasadena Rose Bowl in California. The film includes clips from the concert as well as backstage footage, interviews and the official promotional video of 'Everything Counts'.

Disc 1:
101 documentary film featurign additional audio commentary by band members and filmmakers.

Disc 2:
Live at the Pasadena Rose Bowl on June 18th, 1988. Tracklisting:

• Master And Servant
• Pimpf
• Behind The Wheel
• Strangelove
• Blasphemous Rumours
• Stripped
• Somebody
• Black Celebration
• Pleasure, Little Treasure
• Just Can't Get Enough
• Everything Counts
• Never let Me Down Again

Track list
Dust Bowl Blues
I Ain't Got No Home in This World Anymore
Blowin' Down This Dusty Road
Pretty Boy Floyd
Dusty Old Dust
Do Re Mi
Talking Dust Bowl Blues
Tom Joad Pt.1
Tom Joad Pt.2
The Great Dust Storm
Dust Cain't Kill Me
Dust Bowl Refugee
Dust Pneumonia Blues
Vigilante Man

'Dog House Music' is the second album from American bluesman Seasick Steve. A collection of off-kilter blues tracks with a warm sense of humour and lots of heart, sung in Steve's own inimitable style. Include the tracks 'Yellow Dog', 'Cut My Wings' and 'Dog House Boogie'.

Though they began their career practicing an artier, more theatrical variant on the Led Zeppelin hard-rock sound, Queen's 1975 album A NIGHT AT THE OPERA is where they begin to show their own unique brand of eclecticism and compositional facility--not least on the quintessential classic-rock radio staple "Bohemian Rhapsody." This program offers a critical review of the landmark album through archival footage, live performance clips, and interviews with critics, musicologists, and surviving band members.System Requirements:Running Time 99 Mins.Format: DVD MOVIE

Track list
Love Is All We Have Left (2:41)
Lights Of Home (4:16)
You're The Best Thing About Me (3:45)
Get Out Of Your Own Way (3:58)
American Soul (4:21)
Summer Of Love (3:24)
Red Flag Day (3:19)
The Showman (Little More Better) (3:23)
The Little Things That Give You Away (4:55)
Landlady (4:01)
The Blackout (4:45)
Love Is Bigger Than Anything In Its Way (4:00)
13 (There Is A Light) (4:19)

Track Listings
1 : Is It Gonna Be Love?
2 : What If I Told You Love
3 : Feed the Horse
4 : Never Again

Having recently recovered from a lengthy, serious gambling addiction Brian Destiny finally wearied of betraying his talent, himself and the rest of the world and began laying down the first of what would eventually grow into a collection of EPs and a forthcoming album.

In 1985, singer/songwriter Suzanne Vega released her stunning self-titled debut album. 25 years and 7 million albums sold later, Suzanne is widely regarded as one of the most brilliant songwriters of her generation. Now Suzanne is reinterpreting a majority of her catalog in a close and personal manner, creating 4 new thematic albums that will be released over 2010-2011. States of Being has Suzanne revisiting her most haunting songs. Suzanne used to call these the Mental Health songs. They express a state of mind, but also more than that; Suzanne says, they are descriptions of a place deep inside. Anyone can feel like the narrator in Penitent, or Cracking, depending on your mood. Vol. 3 also includes a brand new song, a collaboration with Duncan Sheik from Suzanne s upcoming play, Carson McCullers Talks About Love. New acoustic recordings, featuring Brooklyn Rider Includes new never released track co-written by Duncan Sheik

Limited Edition 7" vinyl single of Agnes Obel's single, "Island of Doom," taken from her 2020 album, Myopia. B-side features the instrumental version.