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Joe Volk - CD Albums | |
| INV023 - JOE VOLK - Derwent Waters Saint | View Details |
| The Gonga frontmans long-awaited, mesmerizing solo album produced by Portisheads Adrian Utley. | |
Johnny Hash - 7 inch single | |
| LAUNCH009 - Johnny Hash - Beyond Rome EP | View Details |
| Johnny Hash - Beyond rome EP Starring - Dan Brown (Royal Trux/68 Comeback)- Marty More (The Screws) | |
Kubrick - 7 inch single | |
| LAUNCH003 - Kubrick - Rodeo - 7 inch single | View Details |
| Kubrick - Rodeo - 7 inch single. | |
Lillydamwhite - 7 inch single | |
| LAUNCH005 - Lillydamwhite - Gillespie | View Details |
| Lillydamwhite - Gillespie. Heavygaragehiphoppunkrock! | |
Limbo - CD Album | |
| AST001 - Limbo Album | View Details |
| Limbo are the first band on Invadas sister label Astral Records. This Impulse / Spiritual jazz influenced 7 piece will be sure to fullfill your outsider jazz urges. File along side Miles Davies / Herbie Hancock / Alice Coltrane | |
Lucky Luke - 7 inch single | |
| INV012 - Lucky Luke - Fear Eats The Soul | View Details |
| Lucky Luke - Fear Eats The Soul | |
Lucky Luke - CD Album | |
| INV014 - Lucky Luke CD - Patrick the survivor | View Details |
| The debut album from this highly acclaimed folk band from Glasgow. "a tug of war between "The Wicker Man" and "Waiting For The Man" - UNCUT (4 stars) April 2005 | |
MAMMATUS - CD Albums | |
| LAUNCH025 - MAMMATUS - Self Titled | View Details |
| Rocket Recordings are proud to release the debut album by Mammatus; a new four piece space rock band from Santa Cruz, USA. The album consists of four long tracks, the longest,Dragon of the Deep Part 2 clocks in at a staggering 25 minutes long. With an excess of fuzz and wah noise they manage to combine all the best bits of 70’s UK psyche rock with the sonic assault of early Monster Magnet as well as entering the realm of heavy drone sludge rock. The sleeve of this debut album was crafted by the ‘artist of the moment’ Arik Roper who has made his fame for his work with the likes of High on Fire, Sleep, SunnO))), Comets on Fire and Arthur Magazine. www.mammatus.org | |
MAMMATUS - Vinyl | |
| LAUNCH025LP - MAMMATUS - Self Titled - Vinyl LP | View Details |
| Rocket Recordings are proud to release the debut album by Mammatus; a new four piece space rock band from Santa Cruz, USA. The album consists of four long tracks, the longest,Dragon of the Deep Part 2 clocks in at a staggering 25 minutes long. With an excess of fuzz and wah noise they manage to combine all the best bits of 70’s UK psyche rock with the sonic assault of early Monster Magnet as well as entering the realm of heavy drone sludge rock. The sleeve of this debut album was crafted by the ‘artist of the moment’ Arik Roper who has made his fame for his work with the likes of High on Fire, Sleep, SunnO))), Comets on Fire and Arthur Magazine. www.mammatus.org | |
OCEAN - Vinyl | |
| LAUNCH027 - OCEAN - Here Where Nothing Grows - 2X COL VINYL LP | View Details |
| Over the last couple of years Ocean have established themselves as an unparalleled current in the east coast metal scene. Here Where Nothing Grows is their debut full length album of 4 rogue waves clocking in at a full 75 fathoms. Here Where Nothing Grows was originally recorded by a physically and emotionally exhausted Ocean at Volume Studios in Chicago with Sanford Parker (Buried At Sea/Pelican) at the tail end of a self-destructive mini tour. The group returned home minus a drummer unhappy with the results of the Chicago sessions. With a new drummer in tow they immediately settled in to a familiar studio in Portland and began the arduous task of re-recording Here Where Nothing Grows on their own. Two months later Ocean emerged rejuvenated with a brand new testament to what Ocean is and can be. A thundering low end, crushing sloth-slow riffs and distant tortured vocals, Here Where Nothing Grows is an unprecedented doom with the three main tracks pushing over 20 minutes each. Originally this album was released in the USA only on the ever-great Important records, and the vinyl sold out more or less immediately. Rocket are really proud to be able to get this amazing record into the record shop racks once again and this LP-only re-issue is limited to 1000 copies (500 for UK/Europe) on heavy, splatter-coloured vinyl and is housed in a beautiful foil blocked sleeve. “Those lamenting the absence of Buried at Sea ought to look into Ocean. Not to say that this Maine four-piece is a clone, but they have the same mind crushingly heavy sound that rips through the fabric of time and space and turns your brain into a mound of foul smelling jelly. Ocean’s sound is otherworldly, so the band most likely had demonic help in crafting their sound. They’re doom for people who like to spend lazy Sunday afternoons looking at crime scene photos. Awesome stuff.” StonerRock.com "Ocean marry heaving riff tectonics with expansive rock-outs, straddling doom metal and post-rock with their colossal, continent-eclipsing sound." Mojo Magazine www.myspace.com/ocean | |