Lou Reed - Transformer (Bronze)Pressed on Limited Edition Bronze Vinyl. Originally released by RCA Records in 1972. Lou Reeds second solo album Transformer is an album that everyone should own and without a doubt Essential. Considered an influential landmark of the glam rock genre and anchored by Reeds most successful single, Walk on the Wild Side along with Perfect Day and Satellite of Love. Produced by David Bowie and Mick Ronson, the album was released in November 1972 by RCA

we sat down to play it and it came together instantly

November 1997 45mn of non-stop live mixing

who delivers a version of the world through an aquatic 3D prism in which only the fragments of a boiling underwater volcano remain

Their aesthetic vision is inspired by soul music from the ‘60s and ‘70s and avoids overly-produced commercial arrangements while merging driving bass grooves and steady drum patterns with fresh horn lines and catchy melodies

original score track by Nancy Wilson and “Fever Dog” by the film’s fictional band Stillwater

M83 has firmly established himself as an artist whose work transcends mere escapism in favor of full-on worldbuilding

Emotional Rescue is delighted to reissue for the first time

soul crooner Marc Staggers

They shared the effortless cool and tough countenance of the great bebop players from the ’50s without verging into jazz-rap parody

an imprint based out of De Underground Records

psychedelic house jams

with Brian Eno mixing the band live