Native Nod - This Can't Exist - White & BlackAn antidote to the tough guy hardcore spreading from CBGB's, emo outliers Native Nod's unique genre juxtaposition of damaged art rock, daring naive songwriting, and raw, poetic vocals have set them apart from the glut of early '90s post hardcore. Compiled here are the band's trio of seminal 7" EPs for the Gern Blandsten label, with liner notes by Jenn Pelly and scores of unseen photographs and ephemera.

Inferno became Motörhead's heaviest album in years

Whole Lotta Lovin' and Hippy Hippy Shake

Rock 'n' Roll through to the end of the decade

Diamonds Are Forever (1971)

with Captain Timothy on the guitar

as he was simply termed on his 78 rpm records

All three musicians come together for Cécile Chaminade's Piano Trio No 1

courage and strength

the coming together of rapper Brandon "BEZ" (B Easy) Evans and beatmaker/producer Jonah Swilley was

Big City street harmony and raw

" says artistic director and percussionist Ian Ding

flexing her skills in the studio and rebuilding her sound