{"id":2434,"date":"2020-11-06T17:30:06","date_gmt":"2020-11-06T17:30:06","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/hundredrecords.com\/blog\/?p=2434"},"modified":"2020-11-04T18:11:53","modified_gmt":"2020-11-04T18:11:53","slug":"new-releases-13-november-2020","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/hundredrecords.com\/blog\/new-releases-13-november-2020\/","title":{"rendered":"New releases for 13 November 2020"},"content":{"rendered":"
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Our first batch of lockdown lovelies starts with Power Up<\/em><\/strong>, the long-awaited 17th studio album from AC\/DC<\/strong>. The band reunited with producer Brendan O\u2019Brien who helmed the double-platinum Black Ice<\/em> in 2008 and the gold Rock Or Bust<\/em> in 2014. Charged up for the next decade, AC\/DC cut twelve new tracks for the album, proudly maintaining their signature sound and all of its powerful hallmarks.<\/p>\n

Film Music 1976\u20132020<\/em><\/strong> brings together 17 tracks from Brian Eno<\/strong>\u2019s most recognisable film and television work over the decades. Eno\u2019s music has been used in hundreds of films and he has composed more than 20 soundtracks for some of the best known directors in the world, including David Lynch, Danny Boyle, Peter Jackson, Michelangelo Antonioni, Derek Jarman and Michael Mann. Compositions such as \u2018Ship In A Bottle\u2019 in The Lovely Bones, \u2018Prophecy Theme\u2019 from Dune, \u2018Deep Blue Day\u2019 in Trainspotting, \u2018Late Evening In Jersey\u2019 in Heat, \u2018Beach Sequence\u2019 in Antonioni\u2019s last film Beyond The Clouds and \u2018An Ending (Ascent)\u2019 from Al Reinert\u2019s ground-breaking For All Mankind have contributed significantly to memorably iconic scenes. Eno has also scored extensively for television, including all 3 series of the gritty UK crime drama Top Boy, for which he received a Bafta, and Danny Boyle\u2019s Mr Wroe\u2019s Virgins, which earned him and his brother Roger a Bafta nomination. This release features over an hour of classic Eno compositions and includes several previously unreleased tracks.<\/p>\n

Weird!<\/em><\/strong> is Yungblud<\/strong>\u2019s most emotionally complex body of work to date. He recorded it at studios in London and Los Angeles with Cervini, Greatti and another frequent collaborator, Matt Schwartz (Cold War Kids, Bullet For My Valentine, Massive Attack). True to Yungblud\u2019s fierce refusal to box himself in, Weird!<\/em> embodies a wildly eclectic collage of sound: Queen-inspired harmonies, Beatles-esque chord progressions, elements of dance-punk and glam-rock and hip-hop and metal.<\/p>\n

Lunatic Soul<\/strong> is the solo studio music project of creator, vocalist and multi-instrumentalist Mariusz Duda. Through Shaded Woods<\/em><\/strong> is a new opening for Lunatic Soul, with it not only being considered the most refined and richest sounding album, but also the brightest and most positive in their discography to date. On album number seven, Duda extends his musical explorations to include dark Scandinavian and Slavic folk, referencing bands like Heilung or Wardruna. Following the heavily electronic soundscapes of previous albums Fractured<\/em> and Under The Fragmented Sky<\/em>, Through Shaded Woods<\/em> is completely devoid of electronics and is the first album in Duda\u2019s back catalogue on which he plays all instruments.<\/p>\n

Paloma Faith<\/strong> wrote most of the songs for Infinite Things<\/em><\/strong> before the Covid-19 pandemic swept the world. When she went into lockdown, she ripped them all up and started afresh. She spent her downtime creating, learning to engineer her own music and just thinking about the world. The enforced downtime was creatively fruitful and taught her that she had been on a sort of conveyor belt of music and promo. The lockdown gave her the space to take stock of her frenetic career, and decide what is meaningful to her. She is emerging from lockdown with a new sense of her priorities which has seen her reconnect with her roots steeped in creativity. As well as exploring relationships and love, the album is also a rumination on sickness and loss.<\/p>\n

Our release of the week is Starting Over<\/em><\/strong>, the highly anticipated new studio album from Chris Stapleton<\/strong>. This is an album of startling prescience \u2013 completed in late February only days before the shutdown began. Across its fourteen tracks are songs that examine life\u2019s simplest joys and most serious struggles. Alongside eleven written by Stapleton with both longtime friends and new collaborators are three carefully chosen covers: John Fogerty\u2019s \u2018Joy Of My Life\u2019 and Guy Clark\u2019s \u2018Worry B Gone\u2019 and \u2018Old Friends\u2019. Special guests include legendary musicians Mike Campbell, Benmont Tench and Paul Franklin The resulting album \u2013 both timely and timeless \u2013 speaks to and transcends the current moment in ways unimaginable even while it was being created..<\/p>\n

\"Chris<\/a>\"AC\/DC<\/a>\"Brian<\/a>\"Yungblud<\/a>\"Lunatic<\/a>\"Paloma<\/a><\/div>\n

Click on an image to order your copy. Look out for our special low pre-sale prices<\/strong> in red \u2013 order early so you don\u2019t miss them!<\/p>\n

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