Madvillain - Madvillainy 2: The Madlib RemixMadlib has never been one to respect convention. Back in 2008, he created one of his more respected forms of alleged musical sacrilege. In need of some headphone listening before a ten hour plane journey to Tokyo, Madlib reworked his classic Doom collaboration in its entirety. Previously available only with a hyper limted box set and on a tiny run of white label vinyl, 'Madvillainy 2: The Madlib Remixes' is now reissued properly on wax.

Its dark and melancholy tones earned rave reviews for songs like "Isolation" and "Heart and Soul"

then back again for more

as if heard from an insect’s perspective

metallic hard rock borrowed from Aerosmith

Track listing: Shot By Both Sides

where soundscapes bleed into vocals and songs take you on journeys into roads unexplored

There's a bittersweet

in the words of Keely Stoltz: "“Playful and adventurous pop where solid grooves undulate underneath technicolor island slide guitars

What motivated the band to turn loose this hyperconcentrated slightly less than 22 minute burst of meteor density somewhat punkazoidal music

sudden flight

for Milkteeth Dare picked up a new instrument

her original soundtrack recordings for Caroline Catz’ acclaimed film about Derbyshire