Fucked Up - The Chemistry Of Common LifeOut February 23rd on translucent orange vinyl for the album's 15th anniversary: Fucked Up's now classic album 'The Chemistry Of Common Life' synthesizes numerous diverse impulses into an expansive epic about the mysteries of birth, death, and the origins of life (and re living). Merging elements of hardcore songwriting with up to 70 tracks of guitars, organs, winds and vocals, (including 18 guitars on the first single, the fatalistic "No Epiphany"),

Singing and production is at the forefront of this album

but unfortunately peaked as an artist once it faded

There is no question about it: this program defines his agenda

A case in point would be their reworking of Philadelphia based disco singer/songwriter Len Boone's classic 1979 percussion and bass heavy floor filler

Józef Hofmann

His work is born out of respect and reverence

or enjoy all that we work for each day

the three remarkable compositions by Knut Vaage on this album

Mirkovic/ Mirkovic/ Cagwin - En El Amor

Franz Schubert's Violin Sonata in A Major

electronic sounds with live instrumentation

At times bassist Janus Bagh takes on the timekeeping duties of a bass drum or orchestral timpani