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" Primarily recorded in Nashville alongside producer Jacquire King (Kings of Leon

Corners shows the band hitting their stride as songwriters

he pursued a solo career and also played with several bands

while "Shadowside Kingdom" denotes the arrival to the remote twilight stronghold at the edge of blackness where Phantom Slaughter's tyrannical celestial necromancy can flourish undisturbed by mortal disquiet and axe-wielder Nihilistic Manifesto crafts a thousand spires of darkly cascading melodies-simply one of the best symphonic black metal tracks since the styles late '90s apex

DISCO CLUB | VINYL RECORD (LP) ë from the postwar utopianism ofVinyl LP pressing. 2018 release. Mr. Bongo brings another Brazilian rarity to the masses with this sublime reissue of Tim Maia's Disco Club. Recorded in 1978, it's a latter period gem from the larger than life legend, combining the glitz and glamor of disco's heyday with Maia's raw funk and soul roots. Moving away from the straight MPB, Tropicalia and international rock dominating the airwaves, his sound represented a new black Brazilian