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Frith, Fred : Clearing

Frith, Fred : To sail to sail

Zorn, John / Frith, Fred : Late Works

From Beyond : The Band From Beyond

From First To Last : Dead Trees

Front 242 : Official Version

Front 242 : 06:21:03:11 Up Evil

Front Line Assembly : Fallout

Front Line Assembly : The initial command

Reissued with remastered sound is the 1987 landmark debut-album from EDM/dark ambient masters Front Line Assembly. This deluxe CD-version adds two bonus tracks.

Front Line Assembly : The initial command (haze)

Reissued with remastered sound is the 1987 landmark debut-albumfrom EDM/dark ambient masters Front Line Assembly. This deluxeLP-version comes on BLUE-WHITE HAZE VINYL and is presented with a gatefold jacket.

Front Line Assembly : Excursions 1992-1998 (9cd)

What we have here is the massive NINE-CD sequel box set to 2022's 'Permanent Data 1986-1989'! This collection brings together numerous side projects from Front Line Assembly mastermind Bill Leeb (along with Rhys Fulber and Chris Peterson), including Noise Unit, Synsthesia, Pro>Tech and Equinox plus rarities from FLA and Delerium! Each disc comes in its own sleeve and is packaged in a deluxe clamshel box with a full-color booklet of thoroughly engrossing liner notes from music journalist Dave Thompson!

Front Line Assembly : Millennium 2024

Frozen Autumn : Pale awakening

'Pale Awakening' is the debut album by The Frozen Autumn, which originally saw the light in 1995 on the German label Weisser Herbst, and was later re-released in 2000 and 2009. This conceptual album with crepuscular sounds, at times inspiredby the sound of 4AD and Projekt Records, contains ten pieces that unfold between reflective and atmospheric moments, imbued with melancholy and more rhythmic openings.

Frozen Planet.... 1969 : (splatter) from the centre of a parallel univer

The Australian psych-/jam-rockers follow-up their killer album'Electric Smokehouse' with a next offering. Compared to theprevious release this collection sounds at least as trippy,far-out and exciting, but the material is slightly moreaccessible. Great stuff! Edition on ORANGE-BLACK SPLATTER VINYL.SIDE A:1. Signals (Channeling)2. Celestial Gambler3. The Lady And The Archer4. Through Hell's Kaleidoscope, Part. 1SIDE B:1. Through Hell's Kaleidsocope, Part 2 2. Ancient Wings Taking Flight

Frozen Planet.... 1969 : Cold hand of a gambling man

Frozen Planet....1969 improvise their way through another album. On their eighth outing they have followed up on the theme from their 2018 album 'The Heavy Medicinal Grand Exposition.' All the characters have been reunited. But just what has brought them all back together? John D.C's lively artwork tells the story, while Frozen Planet....1969 jam along!'Cold Hand Of A Gambling Man' can be described as a slightly heavier and darker sounding album than 'The Heavy Medicinal', yet no less tripped-out. Solid bass and drums form the foundation with plenty of otherworldly guitar experimentation over the top. Tasteful and unexpected tempo and rhythmic shifts throughout the album contribute to the journey. This Australian trio shows no signs of slowing down anytime soon!

Frozen Planet.... 1969 : Not from 1969 (silver)

More wild jams. Not from 1969 but from the 21st century! With their tenth album Frozen Planet.... 1969 wish to remind us they are not from all the way back in time, and perhaps you'll believe they are not living in the past either. A modern-day jam band who have chosen a name that contains the magical year of 1969! Three tracks make up the contents of 'Not From 1969'. Diamond Dust starts it all off with some Middle-Eastern vibes keeping suspense and intensity throughout, with just a nice amount of reverb. All this before a trip through the Strangelands begins. Track two, 'Strangelands' rolls along smoothly. Not too harsh and not too mellow, it provides the bridge to the epic final track 'Dissolver'. The usual workout of guitar effects driven along by the usual powerhouse bass and drums. Another solid collection of jams from this Australian trio. Still letting the music do the talking, still experimenting with sound, and not from 1969! Limited to 200 copies on silver vinyl.

Fruchter, Yoshie : Pitom

Frustration : Relax

Frustration : Full of Sorrow

Frustration : Dying cities remix

Here's a cool 12-inch release from Frustration, known for their fine cold wave and punk influenced style, comparable to Joy Division, Wire, Crisis or early Killing Joke. Including remixes (of tracks from the 'Uncivilized' album) by some of the best French electro producers (Kap Bambino, Rebotini, etc), this 12-inch comes in a generic black discobag.

Frustration : So cold streams

Frustration could have easily played safe releasing a record basically identical to the previous one; intense, abrasive, honest but with no risk. They could have prepared their slow but inevitable exit. Instead of setting up a comfortable routine, Frustration recorded its fifth album as if it were the first, like a bunch of guys who've been playing together for six months, who have nothing to lose. Post-punk influences are still present on the album. 'So Cold Streams' is full of energy, raucous lyrics and full-on audacity featuring Jason Williamson of Sleaford Mods who makes a guest appearance. 'So Cold Streams' is, paradoxically perhaps, their most disillusioned, energetic and free record. Especially as the whole album is contained within the sleeve image. There's space, strength, light, rage and disgust. A desire to destroy everything. To make a clean slate. To come with something different. Something that makes you look at the world with a different perspective.

Frustration : Empires of shame

Frustration's 2016 album. Frustration gave up the tattoos andbrilliantine rock to try something different: something at thecrossroads of punk and cold wave, of Mtal Urbain, Killing Jokeand Joy Division. Interesting!

Frustration : Our decisions

The relative classicism of Frustration's sixth album 'Our decisions' quenches the thirst of fans. Their music is driven by an initial desire, sufficiently complex that its expression is never a repetition. Frustration doesn't teach music history, but that doesn't mean they don't know where they come from. One of the great joys of listening to this band is that they had time to figure out what they wanted and what really keeps them together. Produced in-house at Mains d'Oeuvres, premixed by guitarist Nicus, mixed by Jonathan Lieffroy; there's been a bit of a shift to port since their last album, 'So Cold Streams'. The sound is less radically cold wave, and seeks a balance between the instruments. Comes with download code.

Fu Manchu : Godzilla's / Eatin' dust

Fu Manchu : The return of tomorrow

blue/white vinyl

Fugazi : Repeater

Fugazi : Argument

Fugazi : Instrument

Fugazi : 13 songs

Fugazi : Margin walker

Fugazi : Furniture

Fugazi : Instrument

Fugazi : End hits

Fujieda, M. : Night chant

Fujieda, Mamoru : Patterns of plants II

Fulanno : Ruido Infernal

Fulanno : Nadie esta a salvo del mal

Fulanno are a full on Argentinian doom unit with sludgy undertones, whose riffs are thick and nasty, rhythms are thunderous and pummeling and whose vocals are clean and strong.

Fullman, Ellen : Long String Instrument

Funker Vogt : Aviator - limited (cd+dvd)

Funker Vogt : Element 115 (2cd)

German dark electronic act Funker Vogt celebrates its 25th anniversary with the release of a splendid DOUBLE-CD.

Funker Vogt : Feel the pain

This 5-track EP serves as a taster for Funker Vogt's 2018 full-length release.

Funny Ugly Cute Karma : Before It Was Cool

Future Of The Left : Travels with myself and another

Future Of The Left : Curses

Fuzz : III

Fuzzifer / Veil Of Isis : Split

Fuzztones : Preaching to the perverted

Originally released in 2011, 'Preaching To The Perverted' is the seventh studio album by NYC's legendary garage rock band The Fuzztones. This expanded (two bonus tracks!) and remastered reissue edition is limited to 1.000 copies.

Fuzztones : Encore (purple)

Edition on PURPLE VINYL! Wow! What we have here is a collection of unreleased recordings from one of the longest running garage rock outfits around, The Fuzztones! This release includes an original track written by founder Rudi Protrudi as well as cover versions of obscure gems such as 'Land Of Nod' by Rare Earth, 'Plastic People' by late '60s psych rockers The Wildwood, and more! There are guest appearances by Steve Mackay of The Stooges and Wally Waller of The Pretty Things!SIDE 1:1. BARKING UP THE WRONG TREE 2. PLASTIC PEOPLE 3. MARBLE HALLSIDE 2:1. EYES IN THE BACK OF MY HEAD 2. LAND OF NOD 3. ALEXANDER