New Compact Discs

Compact Disc

• 1 She
• 2 Hollywood Babylon
• 3 Bullet
• 4 Horror Business
• 5 Teenagers from Mars
• 6 Night of the Living Dead
• 7 Where Eagles Dare
• 8 Vampira
• 9 I Turned Into a Martian
• 10 Skulls
• 11 London Dungeon
• 12 Ghouls Night Out
• 13 Astro Zombies
• 14 Mommy Can I Go Out & Kill Tonight?
• 15 Die, Die My Darling
• 16 Earth A.D
• 17 Devilock
• 18 Death Comes Ripping
• 19 Green Hell
• 20 Wolfs Blood

Compact Disc

'Where The Light Gets In' is the debut album from Ben Barnes. The title of the album reflects the hopefulness of the songs, and the perspective earned through lived experience. Ben's personal hope for these songs is that they encourage finding clarity when life feels sombre, feeling powerful when pain tells you you're vulnerable and lovable when the world tries to tell you that you're not enough as you are. The album is about the different stages of a relationship; beginnings, tension, sorrow, sex, love, endings... nostalgia. It's about how our history and our scars configure to make us who we are in this moment. If a part of us has ever felt broken, we can mend... transforming ourselves into something more precious than we were before. The album was recorded at Apogee Studios in Santa Monica with the band all together, including James Valentine and Sam Farrar (Maroon 5) who also produced the record along with drummer/manager, Paul Hamilton.

• 1 Beloved
• 2 Where the Light Gets in
• 3 Ritual
• 4 Nevermind
• 5 Take Me to the Moon
• 6 Slow It Down
• 7 One Minute More
• 8 Three New Hearts
• 9 The in Between
• 10 Stolen Time
• 11 Someday
• 12 Far Too Soon

Compact Disc

Nine Inch Nails purists once again have the opportunity to own the original version of PRETTY HATE MACHINE, as it is now being reissued on CD and LP in it's original form, which has been unavailable since a brief reissue in 2005. The album features the breakthrough singles "Sin," "Down in It," and "Head Like a Hole".

• 1 Head Like a Hole
• 2 Terrible Lie
• 3 Down in It
• 4 Sanctified
• 5 Something I Can Never Have
• 6 Kinda I Want to
• 7 Sin
• 8 That's What I Get
• 9 The Only Time
• 10 Ringfinger

2024 release. After 16 years, The Cure is back with their 14th studio album, SONGS OF A LOST WORLD. Songs from the record were previewed during their 90-date, 33-country 'Shows Of A Lost World' tour for more than 1.3 million people to overwhelming fan and critical acclaim. Speaking about, "Alone," the opening track on the album, Robert Smith says, "It's the track that unlocked the record; as soon as we had that piece of music recorded, I knew it was the opening song and I felt the whole album come into focus... that was the moment when I knew the song - and the album - were real." Robert Smith created the sleeve concept and Andy Vella, a longtime Cure collaborator, handled the album's art and design. The cover art features 'Bagatelle,' a 1975 sculpture by Janez Pirnat.

• 1 Alone
• 2 And Nothing Is Forever
• 3 A Fragile Thing
• 4 Warsong
• 5 Drone:Nodrone
• 6 I Can Never Say Goodbye
• 7 All I Ever Am
• 8 Endsong