01-06-2018
NEW RELEASES WEEK 22
Madlib, Claw Boys Claw, Grim Reaper, Sanctuary and the soundtracks of Titanic & Red Sparrow
A great release to kick off this week is the album Untinted, a fine collection of soul and (acid-) jazz tracks, selected by one of the most prolific hip hop producers of all time: Madlib. Untinted contains the source material for his remix project Shades of Blue (MOVLP1898) and features original tracks and hidden gems by Herbie Hancock, Horace Silver and Donald Byrd, amongst others.
Hitkillers is a cover album by Dutch rock 'n' roll band and ambassadors of Record Store Day 2018 Claw Boys Claw. The album features 10 songs originally recorded by Earth and Fire, The Nits, Golden Earring, Cuby + the Blizzards and many more.
Let's take the highway to hell for our three special metal releases. Refuge Denied is the first album by the Seattle Thrash Metal band Sanctuary and is one of those albums that is both typical to its time period, yet reflects the atypical and chaotic character of its type. The album would prove to be the stepping stone to the equally excellent follow-up Into The Mirror Black. The last one is the album See You in Hell by New Wave of British Heavy Metal stalwarts Grim Reaper. All three albums are limited editions, pressed on coloured vinyl and individually numbered. Only 666 copies are available of each album.
We've got two excellent soundtracks this week. Titanic, the exceptional score by James Horner, is now available as a limited edition of 2.500 Individually numbered copies on transparent blue vinyl. This 2LP set contains an 8-page booklet.
The second one is the brand new score of the movie Red Sparrow. Multiple award winner James Newton Howard composed the music for the film. Red Sparrow is available as a limited edition of 500 individually numbered copies pressed on red vinyl.
Have a great weekend,
The MOV crew
The second one is the brand new score of the movie Red Sparrow. Multiple award winner James Newton Howard composed the music for the film. Red Sparrow is available as a limited edition of 500 individually numbered copies pressed on red vinyl.
Have a great weekend,
The MOV crew
The soundtrack from the motion picture Titanic is the highest-selling primarily orchestral soundtrack ever. Back in 1996-1997 the American composer James Horner was approached by director James Cameron, after the musician Enya declined to work on the project.
- 180 gram audiophile vinyl
- Gatefold sleeve
- Including 8-page booklet
- PVC protective sleeve
- Score by James Horner
- Includes Academy Award Winning Song "My Heart Will Go On" by Celine Dion
- Limited edition of 2.500 Individually numbered copies on transparent blue vinyl
The debut album See You in Hell from New Wave of British Heavy Metal stalwarts Grim Reaper was originally released in Europe in 1983, with the rest of the world following a year later. The album is a perfect example of the way Heavy Metal guitar lines and vocals are blended together in consistently strong tracks.
- 180 gram audiophile vinyl
- 35th album anniversary
The score to Red Sparrow is composed by multiple award winner James Newton Howard. The score can be defined as one of the most impressive musical pieces he ever recorded.
- 180 gram audiophile vinyl
- Gatefold sleeve
- PVC protective sleeve
- Multiple Award nominated movie feat. Jennifer Lawrence and Joel Edgerton
- Brand new blockbuster movie feat. Jennifer Lawrence and Joel Edgerton
- Score by multiple award winning James Newton Howard
- Limited edition of 300 numbered copies on solid white vinyl
Refuge Denied (1987) is the first album by the Seattle Thrash Metal band Sanctuary. Dave Mustaine took the honor to produce Refuge Denied, and to good effect.
- 180 gram audiophile vinyl
- Includes lyrics sheet
As one of the most prolific hip hop producers of all time Madlib collaborated with different artists and recorded own songs under different pseudonyms. During his outstanding year 2003 he released the crown on his work, the remix album Shades of Blue.
- 180 gram audiophile vinyl
- Original songs by Gene Harris & The Three Sounds, Donald Byrd's "Distant Land" (previously unreleased track, now available on vinyl), Bobbi Humphrey, Wayne Shorter and more tracks by jazz icons
- Tracks were the foundations of Madlib's jazz-hip/hop album Shades Of Blue
Seattle's Sanctuary recorded Into the Mirror Black at the infamous Sound City Studios in 1989. The band triumphantly ignored suggestions to tweak their Bay-Area Thrash & traditional Heavy Metal sound in favour of the then more commercially-viable Seattle Grunge-sound, choosing instead to firmly hold their ground with this often overlooked masterpiece.
- 180 gram audiophile vinyl
01-06-2018
