The Best Party Ever, compiles the first three singles plus five new tracks from this UK-based The Boy Least Likely To. This duo contains a wealth of musical influences and history, to begin with there band name comes from a Morrissey song-title, and there sound rings of many greats from Brian Wilson to Belle and Sebastian to Wilco. However serious their influences might be The Boy Least Likely To bundle all this with a great since of humor and an odd variety of instruments and sounds such as recorders, ha...   [ read more ]

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"M is for mohawk, a silly hairdo / It has lots of points, but it has no point, too" Imagine for a moment that the lead singer of the Sex Pistols was Dr. Seuss! You've just entered the world of Never Mind Your P's and Q's: Here's the Punk Alphabet, the much anticipated follow-up to the wildly popular alphabet book M Is for Metal. Appealing to children's sense of the absurd, while tickling the funny bones of adults with in-jokes about punk rock's stars, fashion and foibles, this is one of those books wher...   [ read more ]

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EXCLUSIVE TO INSOUND! NOT AVAILABLE ANYWHERE ELSE UNTIL APRIL 9TH! James Chance is among the many never-appreciated geniuses of contemporary music. His brief period of musical output, from 1978 to 1983, is some of the best that the New York NO WAVE scene had to offer. He had energy, vision, style, and most importantly, class. Imagine JAMES BROWN using IGGY POP as a megaphone with ORNETTE COLEMAN as a backing band ? and that's only a starting point in trying to describe Chance's sound. It's dense and powe...   [ read more ]

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