Perfect Crime is an album by Cold Chisel, released in 2015. Perfect Crime includes a.o. the following tracks: "Alone For You", "All Hell Broke Lucy", "Shoot The Moon", "Mexican Wedding" and more.

Track list
Alone for You
The Backroom
All Hell Broke Lucy
The Perfect Crime
Long Dark Road
Four in the Morning
The Mansions
The Toast of Paris
Shoot the Moon
Mexican Wedding
Get Lucky
Bus Station
Lost
Romantic Lies (Bonus Track)
Blue Flame (Bonus Track)

Cherished Canadian crooner Ron Sexsmith will release his new album Forever Endeavour on Feb 4, 2013 via Cooking Vinyl. Forever Endeavour features another batch of deftly poetic, gently affecting songs that perfectly distil the pitfalls of being human. This record pairs Sexsmith again with producer Mitchell Froom,who,on numerous records over two decades, has framed Sexsmith's music in its most sympathetic surroundings. The heart of Forever Endeavour is a batch of songs sparked by an unexpected health scare in the summer of 2011, and it's these tracks that give the album its sorrowful gravitas. "In the middle of a tour last year, they detected a lump in my throat, so I had this period of a few months where I was freaking out about everything, says Ron, that probably explains why some of the songs are so philosophical. The spectre of death was sort of in my head and I was thinking about it all the time until I got the good results. I felt like Johnny Mercer, writing all these 'Days Of Wine and Roses' type songs. The 12 original songs on Forever Endeavour were recorded in 2011 at Froom's Santa Monica studio. Assisting on the sessions were engineer David Boucher and a clutch of seasoned West Coast players that included drummer Pete Thomas, bassist Bob Glaub and pedal steel prince Greg Leisz. Strings were overdubbed afterwards using L.A.'s feted Calder Quartet

Track list
My 85th Rodeo
Not Your Type
The Possibility
Gaslighter
What We're Up Against
Future Me
Self Esteemed
No Thanks
Glutton (Reprise)
Wtf is Sleep?
Best Fear / Worst Fantasy
Open Heart

POLIÇA and Stargaze first met in person in February 2016 in the Berlin living room of the conductor and 'leader' of musical collective s t a r g a z e, André de Ridder. The two bands talked and the s t a r g a z e musicians began to improvise -- strings, brass, woodwind played over a handful of song sketches brought by Ryan Olson of POLIÇA.

"They were not even song structures, just electronic textures," de Ridder says. "And we started playing over them. But it was so important that the starting point was in the same room," de Ridder adds. "Because we could see how their faces lit up when we played. I guess that's where our minds met."

Olson recorded the Berlin improvisations and incorporated them into several tracks he sent to the s t a r g a z e collective a few weeks later. Coming together again in October 2016 to prepare for a week-long residency culminating in a festival at the Funkhaus in Berlin, the players wrote, rehearsed, and developed the ideas they had been pinging back and forth via the internet.

The resultant album feels more than a simple collaboration, something more than a sum of its parts, a record with its own unique life force and distinctive voice. For de Ridder, the album's title, Music For The Long Emergency, reflects the confusion of the times.

"It had a meaning of music being a haven, giving you a ray of hope," says de Ridder. "An alternative reality. And that became a theme of the music too. Quite a lot of the music is a little dark, and it does reflect what has been going on, but also incredible beauty at the same time which we hung onto because we needed to."

Track list
Fake Like
Marrow
Speaking of Ghost
Agree
Cursed
How is This Happening
Music for the Long Emergency

Track list
Bad Scene
Hattiesburg, Miss
We Have Fed You All a Thousand Years
Snowball
The Boy with the Coins
Willin'
Hang Knot
Dry Brain
Hangin on a Star