Armed For Apocalypse : Ritual ViolenceRitual Violence. It's exactly that ritual violence which has made this band what it is today: a group of brothers who uncompromisingly create the music that moves hem. 'Ritual Violence' is both a product and expression of that never die attitude. It's the album they wanted to make, with the engineer they wanted to make it (Kurt Ballou, God City) and the label they wanted to partner with (Candlelight). It is Armed refined to its purest form: 0 percent

Lars Von Trier

Features the singles 'Flat Tummy Tea'

'I wanted to create an album that had the simplistic melodies of Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers charged with the electric hedonistic fury of Johnny Thunders and The Heartbreakers'

Satellites - The Big Moon

Stevie Nicks) - Lady A

punk and '90s rave

Imitation of Life - R

Ain't No Love in the Heart of the City - Horace Andy

Rotted Futures - Imperial Triumphant

Hopscotch (Fast) - Miles Davis (6

Obvs - Jamie xx (3

Angels - Robbie Williams