Stress On The Sky

According to the band on FB they should be available worldwide

Biffy Clyro - MTV Unplugged (Live At Roundhouse, London)
£7.50

This EU press sounds absolutely pristine. Bloody gorgeous too. God I hope we get more of their stuff reissued.

Aye its not a bad job by any means last week I literally spent two hours making origami for a display....

Elsewhere is having a pretty good Black Friday sale going on till the 26th.
 
2 for 25 pounds (or 20 for club members)
https://elsewhere.community/collections/black-friday-2-for-25
(only the records listed here are eligible)
 
just got The Weakerthans' Reconstruction Site and Hey Mercedes' Everynight Fire Works for 27 pounds shipped. 
 

Been a while since I've seen the old "one post" special. Such nostalgia.

Thanks much. I got mine as well!

Flenser black friday sale is up. Test presses show up if you search. 
 
Just got mine.

I'm glad this is in such high demand, hoping this will be the kick up the arse they need to re-issue the whole discography.

On this like a mad man.

Wouldn't accept paypal for some reason but went through straight on my card. Also thirded for a reasonably priced re-issue of Pedestrian Verse.

Thanks man. I've been trying pretty hard recently listening to music and watching a few films to try and get my interest back but it's not been terribly successful. I just can't enjoy anything I used to love doing and it's hard. I hope you're doing ok.
New Mongol Horde songs sounds hopeful! I was worried this was going to just be a one-off album. It's been a while since they released it but I guess Frank has other priorities which is fair enough.
I'm actually quite keen to check out Biffy Clyro now. Had no idea they used to be heavier.
I've not heard of Remote Viewing, thanks!
You've given me a lot to check out. Thanks for that, it's a big help.

Great guy. Check out his old band Reuben if you haven't already, they only put out three albums but they are all stellar. Lenman n a lot of his chums were the bands I grew up on so I have a few other recommendations for hard hitting rock from the same UK scene. Also Mr Lenman has just announced a new live LP featuring an acoustic set performed at St Pancras Old Church.

As I see you've spotted Frank Turner's hardcore project Mongol Horde you may also be interested in his band from way back when featuring the same drummer called Million Dead. They're post-hardcore bliss, two albums, both great. The bassist went on to be part of Future Of The Left a rather more oddball heavy act made up of ex-noise rockers Mclusky. The drummer also had a sludge/noise/metal band called palehorse but those guys are insanely heavy in comparison and not walking the line of melodic and hardcore. Saw Mongol Horde earlier this year you may get a second album before too long.

There's a whole collection of related bands you may dig like Sucioperro (have Lenman featured on a few tracks but sadly mostly defunct now and no vinyl still 4 albums and a tonne of great EPs). You might also be interested in old school Biffy Clyro the new stuff is polished to pop rock standards that may make you turn your nose up initially but the first three albums Blackened Sky, Vertigo Of Bliss and Infinity Land are twisted and choc full of heavy moments. Sucioperro & Biffy Clyro front men have a bizarre side project called Marmaduke Duke as well although the third album seems like its never coming out. 


 

You're more than welcome. I got a few kneejerk cds from back in the day too. When I saw the London leg of the Mongol Horde tour they did play a couple of new tunes so as soon as Frank has a break from his Billy Bragg routine we may get something new.
 
You're spot on as far as Biffy Clyro goes these days, since 2007 theyve been getting more commercial for sure. I can still stomach it but I've been a rabid fan for 16 odd years so I'm a little biased. Those first three albums though strike a great balance between melodic  and chaotic and are all probably in my top all time albums. I do miss Simon's screams.
 
If you wind up enjoying Palehorse but want more after you've gotten through their discography most of the band are now in an outfit called Remote Viewing who just dropped their album this year.
 
Also it goes without saying but I hope you feel better soon. I struggle off and on with depression myself n its a cruel mistress especially when it turns a passion into ashes.
 
 

I know of Reuben from years back but I've never listened to them. I'll check them out.
I also know  Million Dead but never got into them. I'm actually old enough to have known his emo type band Kneejerk wayyyyyyy back in the day. They're a bit of an acquired taste but I love their song "Wire Wool". I think I've listened to Palehorse before too but I'll check them out again. I don't mind heavy stuff. I was reading about Mongol Horde and apparently their tour earlier this year was the first one they've done since the album? I'm not holding my breath for them to tour again but I would absolutely love to see them live. If they tour, I'll be there. They played King Tuts in Glasgow which has a capacity of about 450 I think. That would've been amazing. So gutted I was late in discovering them. Fingers crossed for a new album and a tour. Oh and Future of the Left I've again heard of but never listened to.
I know of Sucioperro and and Biffy Clyro but always assumed they were poppy rock bands so never checked them out as it's not really my thing. I'll do that now. I think I listened to Marmaduke Duke years ago but can't remember much about them. I'll also give them a spin.
Thanks a lot for your suggestions, means a lot.

Finest Vinyl are stocking it for 50 EUR:
 
https://www.finestvinyl.de/rock-vinyl/songsohia-love-und-work-the-lioness-sessions/?item=129467

Yup, same here. Haven’t been able to find it anywhere over here neither. I’ll let you know once I do.

Wow that pretty much sums up my exact cut off point. I didn't really dig Among the leaves but its the last one I bought outright. Benji was critically lauded n I gave it a few cursory listens but it never clicked. Partly because it is such a personal release. I get that its dealing with his actual family so I see the merit of naming individuals he knows in each song but somehow it isn't as relatable as other songwriters attempts to tackle grief and the fear of mortality and this at least for me is in part because of the inclusion of such specific minutiae, down the line that seems to have been the facet of the album he carried forward until we land where we are now: Records about buying churros from a gas station on his way to Nantucket.

Gimme April and Admiral Fell Promises re-issues and then I can stop opening this thread.

copped one in spite of the fact that I know I'll get burned for importing it. Cannot stop listening to Small steps. Had never heard these guys before this week but they are just amazing. The curse of finding new music through here is strong, my bank account weeps.

According to DatH FB on the 28th, there are about 100 left and the records are in transit to HelloMerch; will be shipping soon. 

I want an atlanta ost too.

I want an atlanta ost too.

Neurosis Collection
 

 
Top to bottom, left to right
7"
Aberration EP - Black
Neurosis / Soilent Green - In These Black Days: A Tribute To Black Sabbath Volume No. Six
 
12"
Pain of Mind - Alchemy Test Pressing
Pain of Mind - 1st Alchemy
Pain of Mind - Alternative Tentacles
Pain of Mind - Reissue Blood Red
Word as Law - 1st Black
Word as Law - Reissue Blood Red
Souls at Zero - 1st Black
Souls at Zero - Reissue Gray
Enemy of the Sun - Reissue Black
Through Silver in Blood - 2nd Yellow / Green Splatter
Through Silver in Blood - Reissue Clear
Times of Grace - Black
Times of Grace - Reissue Clear
Times of Grace - Reissue Black / Oxblood Split
Sovereign - 1st Red
Sovereign - RP Black
Sovereign - Box set reissue from misprint
A Sun That Never Sets - 1st Black
A Sun That Never Sets - Reissue Oxblood
Given to The Rising - 1st White / Black / Silver 
Live at Roadburn 2007 - Gold
Eye of Every Storm - Reissue Silver
Honor Found in Decay - Gray Smoke
Fires Within Fires - White
 

Ouchy. Pretty brutal stuff indeed. If it's just the extra tracks you're looking for I can possibly send them over or something?

I had to pick the /100 edition, even though I had the regular pressing.  Amazing album, and supporting a local artist.  

Grabbed the black/red splatter of Echo Beds and the /100 Drowse (since I missed out on the first press).
 
Also finally gave me an excuse to grab Deathconsciousness.