Tracklista:1. Paper Faces2. I Saw You Naked3. Video Game4. Inside the Mirror5. Dancing Monkeys6. Taste of Life7. Adding Numbers8. 1509. Black Hole10. Seize the Future11. With You12. Superhero
Tracklista:1. Fuck the System2. Fucking Liar3. Holiday in the Sun4. You're a Fucking Bastard5. Lie to Me6. There Is No Point7. Never Sell Out8. Noize Annoys9. I Never Changed10. Why Are You Doing This to Me11. Chaos Is My Life12. Violent Society13. Was It Me14. Adding to Their Fears15. Death Before Dishonour16. Drive Me Insane17. Pulling Us Down
Tracklista:1. Fuck the System2. Fucking Liar3. Holiday in the Sun4. You're a Fucking Bastard5. Lie to Me6. There Is No Point7. Never Sell Out8. Noize Annoys9. I Never Changed10. Why Are You Doing This to Me11. Chaos Is My Life12. Violent Society13. Was It Me14. Adding to Their Fears15. Death Before Dishonour16. Drive Me Insane17. Pulling Us Down
Tracklista:1. Face Reality2. Horizons3. Discrepancy4. Clash of Views5. No One to Blame6. Enemies7. Enemies8. Quick to Judge9. Our Turn10. Is This the End11. Torn Apart12. Hard Stance/Intro13. Stand Tall14. Discrepancy15. Not Me16. Not Me17. People of the World18. Adding to the Wall19. On My Feet20. End the Hate21. Foundation
On 17 July 2011 over 800 peformers gathered in London’s Royal Albert Hall to give a rare performance of Havergal Brian’s Symphony No 1 in D minor—‘The Gothic’. Tickets for this Prom sold out within 24 hours, and so it gives us great pleasure to make this live recording available to all. It’s a pretty phenomenal work. Responding to the challenge set by Sir Henry Wood, the composer has thrown just about every known orchestral instrument into the mix, then adding a double chorus of over 500, plus children’s choirs, for an hour-long Te Deum—the church’s blazing Hymn of Thanksgiving—which makes up the symphony’s finale. Whether or not you were lucky enough to be there on the night, this is a recording not to be missed.
Classical vocal quartet New York Polyphony struck a chord with their 2007 Avie debut, I Sing The Birth (AV 2141). An intimate meditation on the Christmas season, it garnered unanimous praise on both sides of the pond. For Gramophone Magazine it was “one of the season's best”, and it was an Editor's Christmas Choice in BBC Music Magazine. For theirsecond release, the all-male foursome delivers their signature fusion of historically informed performances in a range of styles. Interspersed between sacred masterpieces of Tudor England are four new works by British-Norwegian composer Andrew Smith, adding a modern harmonic richness and complexity to the album. The result is a compelling synthesis of ancient and contemporary vocal music.New York Polyphony extends the mix of old world and new in the album’s title, named for the distinctive 19th-century neighbourhood on Manhattan’s East Side which is pictured in the striking cover design.
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