Midnight : Let There Be Witchery (Ltd Green Marbled Vinyl) The Raconteurs Don't Let Me Lose This

Don't Let Me Lose This Dream - Aretha Franklin (2

Sixth studio album by the Scottish post-rock band

Der Du Wagst - Popol Vuh (6)

Never before released recordings from the very beginning - unreleased tracks from his first album

The Man Who Married a Robot/Love Theme - The 1975

Midnight : Let There Be Witchery (Ltd Green Marbled Vinyl) The Raconteurs Don't Let Me Lose ThisDelivering more of what can be expected from his demented mind, it is a catchy mixture of black and speed metal and dirty punk rock, and it is relentlessly compulsive themes. The profoundly sinister d beat romp 'Telepathic Nightmare' kicks things off unpleasantly, and from there he slams through the likes of riot starter 'Nocturnal Molestation', the Motorhead esque 'Let There Be Sodomy' and loping bruiser 'More Torment'. Track Listing: 1. Telepathic