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White Stripes : Hotel Yorba / Rated X

Limited Edition, Reissue

White Stripes : Let's shake hands

White Stripes : Merry christmas from…

White Tail Falls : Age Of Entitlement

White Ward : Futility Report

Pressed on green with black smoke heavy vinyl. Comes with 12"x12" 2-page insert and a download card.

White Willow : Signal to noise

White Willow's fifth studio album, 'Signal to Noise', was mixed and produced by Tommy Hansen (Helloween, TNT, Pagan's Mind, Circus Maximus). The line-up features singer Trude Eidtang (vocals), Lars Fredrik Froislie (keyboards, electronics), Jacob Holm-Lupo (guitars), Ketil Vestrum Einarsen (woodwinds), Marthe Berger Walthinsen (bass guitar) and Aage Moltke Schou (drums, percussion). The band took three weeks to record this instead of one year, but they have still managed to produce a multi-layered progressive rock album that twists and turns through many different styles yet still contains loads of mellotrons. Trude's voice has a good range, but there is an almost ethereal quality to it, a breathiness which adds to the overall feel of what is a very strong rock band with lots of ideas. This is good solid symphonic prog with loads of ideas. Originally released on CD in 2006, first time on vinyl. Limited to 400 copies on clear vinyl.

White Witch Canyon : (col) white witch canyon

Lost heavy stoner rock highlight from 2008 finally released on delicious vinyl! Limited to 200 handnumbered clear high-quality 180 gram vinyls (pressed in Germany) in a 300 gsm glossy gatefold cover, with- insert. "Ex-Greenhouse Effect singer/guitarist Eric 'Lando' Hagen formed White Witch Canyon in 2007 and released their self-titled debut in 2008. From the way the stun-guitar of 'The Witch' kicks in, it doesn't leave much doubt that White Witch Canyon are anything but unexpurgated Stoner Rock. There's no 'Post' anything here - it's overloaded low-end, pedal-powered distortion in both riff and solo and Lando waxing prolific on getting high with witches, androids and broke-down starships. It's no-think heavy rock'n'roll that doesn't pretend to be anything else. It's cool that the band mention The Beatles (among others) in the 'thanks' section - not just because I happen to think The Beatles were brilliant, but because Lando and band have a subtle, barely discernable way of including catchy choruses into their songs. 'Boom Goes The Dynamite', 'Parasitic Stray' and 'The Witch' all have this in some fashion. These subtle pop sensibilities in no way interfere with the band's more adventurous choices to jam and in several cases but most notably in the opening of 'Thirty Three And One Third' knock the living shit out of things. This was a nice ray of heavy rockin' sunshine to experience given what I usually listen to and the current incredibly fucked-up state of things on the globe. It makes me nostalgic for the late 90s, early 00s when the stoner rock dinosaur ruled my CD player and I had money to spend. White Witch Canyon is definitely escapist fare, but it rocks, rolls and grooves like a mutha". ~Chris Barnes (hellridemusic.com). "A flashback to the first time I heard Welcome to Sky Valley. White Witch Canyon is a gateway band, acting as a sluice for vintage Sabbath and 70s acid rock worship. ~Nick DeMarino (Stonerrock.com).

White, Andy : Guilty & the innocent the

White, Asher : Home constellation study

Offering over-frenzied sambas, bleary slacker rock, hushed ambient meditations and surprisingly slick disco, 'Home Constellation Study' is Asher White's 15th full-length release!

White, Barry : Can't get enough

White, Jack : That Black Bat Liqourice / Blue Light, Red Light

White, Jack : I'm Shakin / Blues on Two Trees

White, Jack : Sixteen saltines

White, Jack : Over & over & over/verything you've eve

White, Jack : Freedom at 21

White, Jack : Sixteen saltines

White, James & The Blacks : Off white

Definite reissue of this no wave classic, originally issued in 1979. Previous reissues of the Contortions and James White albums on Infinite Zero have been deleted for the better part of a decade. The 21st century has produced a new generation of young contenders of all kinds, who have, within months, spread a new string of names across the planet such as The Rapture, Playgroup, LCD Sound system, Liars, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Radio 4 and the likes, just to name a few. Once again the heat was initiated in NYC, even though its Lower East Side epicenter 'cleaned up' by Giuliani and Bloomberg, has moved a few blocks east and across the river to Brooklyn and Williamsburg. It might be wise to remind the younger ones among us that the origins of this new musical cycle is for the most part rooted in the no wave movement of which James Siegfried aka James White, aka James Chance is undoubtedly one of its most prominent figures. New York City was hands down the artistic telluric center of the second half of the 20th century, especially from the '70s, on. Rising from the ashes of the Velvet Underground, a slew of local bands redefined the aesthetics of rock'n'roll which the merchants of the temple hastened to rename under various designations, such as punk, new wave, no wave, jazz-funk or even disco and disco-punk without forgetting to mention the original Electro designation pioneered by the band Suicide. One of the indispensable and emblematic figures of the mid-'70s is of course James Chance.Comes on 180 gram white vinyl.

White, Jim : Where it hits you (2xlp)

White, Norma : I want your love

White, Ralph : Something about dreaming

Here available on vinyl, 'Something About Dreaming' is the 2022 album by American folk musician Ralph White (a.o. Bad Livers). it was recorded in Ralph's hometown Austin, Texas with producer Jerry David DeCicca (Will Beeley, Ed Askew).

Whitefield, J.j. -& Forced Meditation- : The infinity of nothingness

In the early '90s, as various UK bands were signed up by sizeable labels and enjoyed even mainstream chart success in the acid jazz and rare groove boom, Jan and his brother Max formed the Poets Of Rhythm, self-releasing their own uncompromisingly hard-edged take on '70s street funk on the then completely unfashionable 7" single format, forerunning the deep funk scene by almost a decade. 30 years on, in spite of a legion of retro-focused bands having followed in their wake, few have yet to come close to matching the energy and spirit of those early Poets 45s. Since then, Jan has applied himself to all manner of new incarnations and innovative side-projects, releasing further funk surveys as the Whitefield Brothers before leading his own band under the pseudonym Karl Hector, with releases on labels such as Stones Throw, Daptone, Ninja Tune, Mo'Wax, Strut and more. An avid music lover, explorer and record collector extraordinaire, Whitefield's music has effortlessly absorbed his expanding interests along the way, particularly drawing influence from Ethiopian jazz and West African funk and highlife, as well as kraut-rock and ambient via his Rodinia alter-ego.

Whitesnake : Rock in rio 1985 (2lp/clear)

Whitesnake's tour supporting their well received 1984 album 'Slide It In' brought them to Brazil for an appearance at the Rock In Rio festival on 19th January 1985, the first instalment of what has become the biggest rock festival in the world and which continues to this day. Comes on limited clear vinyl.

Whitesnake : Rock in rio 1985 (2lp/black)

Whitesnake's tour supporting their well received 1984 album 'Slide It In' brought them to Brazil for an appearance at the Rock In Rio festival on 19th January 1985, the first instalment of what has become the biggest rock festival in the world and which continues to this day.

Whitest Boy Alive : Rules

Whitfield, Barrence -& The Savages- : Glory

With their 2023 full-length, recorded in Spain, Barrence whitfield & The Savages continue to unleash their distinctive brand of rock'n'roll that mixes up a cocktail of soul, blues and garage.

Whiting, Amanda : Lost in abstraction

Following her successful debut album 'After Dark,' new ideas have led Whiting to create 'Lost In Abstraction.' More than the expected ethereal washes of sound, the album playfully embraces her many influences into a soundscape of modernity. With rhythmical energies and the indulgent richness of an instrument so often associated with Ashby and Coltrane, the album resonates, leaving the listener lost in abstraction. Featuring Chip Wickham on flute, Aidan Thorne on bass, Jon Reynolds on drums and Baldo Verdú on percussion.

Whitmer, Thomas : The older i get, the funnier i was

'The Older I Get the Funnier I Was', musician/comedian Whitmer Thomas's follow-up to his 2020 HBO special 'The Golden One', and his 2022 'Can't Believe You're Happy Here' EP, moves between pop punk, electro, and the influence of the singer-songwriters he grew up listening to in early childhood. It conjures the ennui of Bright Eyes, the barefaced storytelling of John Prine, the overstuffed lists of Fred Thomas, and the lackadaisical humor of Colleen Green. Initial run of the LP will be pressed on transparent pink vinyl.

Whitmore, William Elliott : Ashes to Dust

Who : Who

Who : Amsterdam 1969 - volume 2

Who : BBC Sessions

Who : Exciting The Who

Limited Japanese Edition, Import, 180 Gram Vinyl. Artworks faithfully replicates it's original. The fake-stereo sound source from the original release has been replaced with monaural.

Who : Old england, new england (2lp)

Now available on DOUBLE-LP (limited edition) are the radio broadcast live recordings of a performance of The Who, which took place in Lenox, MA during the summer of 1970. The setlist included many songs from 'Tommy' as well as classics s.a. 'I Can't Explain' and 'My Generation'.

Who Parked The Car : Mad weather good friends

Who Parked The Car presents an ever-shifting blend of pop, jazz and funk music, born out of fiery jam sessions in underground Paris.

Whodads : Sahara

Including some tunes by Henri Mancini and elements from surf, Latin, jazz, exotica and more, this enjoyable EP by the Belgian act is now back on 10-inch vinyl. 'Sahara' was originally issued in 1999.

Whole Darn Family : Seven minutes of funk/aint no

Wholy Martin : Beautiful night (+cd)

Whoredom Rife : Whoredom Rife

Gatefold

Whoresnation : Dearth

Why Bonnie : 90 in november

Dinked Edition

Why Bother? : Serenading unwanted ballads

'Serenading Unwanted Ballads' is the fifth album from Iowa's Why Bother? and a testament to the fact that they will never make the same record twice. Full of twists, their unique approach to Midwestern synth punk becomes their own sound of gothadelic, weirdo madness. Several of these tracks make their first vinyl appearance after surfacing on previous EPs and singles, while a newer mix of 'Some Don't Dance' speaks to the unwavering creativity of the group.

Why Don't We : The good times and the bad one

Wiccans : Sailing a Crazy Ship

Wicketkeeper : Shonk

Wicketkeeper has recorded a fine album featuring 14 tracks of DIY outsider guitar-pop with nods to Pavement and Sebadoh.

Wickham, Chip : Blue to red (black)

Chip Wickham made a splash in the UK scene with 2016's 'La Sombra' and 2018's 'Shamal Wind', garnering attention in the jazz scene. Chip returns partnering with Lovemonk once again to enchant and heal with his cosmic, spiritual jazz. For fans of Alice Coltrane, Yusef Lateef and Sons Of Kemet.

Wickham, Fred -caravan- : (turquoise) town without soul

Edition on TURQUOISE VINYL. Recorded in Muscle Shoals, Alabama with Grammy-winning engineer Jimmy Nutt, 'Town Without Soul' is an 11-track album that blends elements of country, soul and rock'n'roll to create a sound that is pure Americana. This is the sophomore album by the group led by ex-Hadacol frontman Fred Wickham.

Wide Hips '69 : Gang bang theory

This enjoyable LP by the Italian combo is influenced by anything from garage-rock to '77 punk, and from glam to soul. It also includes a tribute to the legendary '60s girl group The Shaggs.

Widowspeak : Widowspeak

Wiegedood : De Doden Hebben Het Goed III

Gatefold silver LP