Into the system

Tracklist:

1. Blue Blood Blues
2. Hustle And Cuss
3. The Difference Between Us
4. I'm Mad
5. Die By The Drop
6. I Can't Hear You
7. Gasoline
8. No Horse
9. Looking At The Invisible Man
10. Jawbreaker
11. Old Mary

The second album by the Dead Weather, Jack White's current singing-drummer gig and gothic-blues holiday, is a rock of action — nothing but action. There is barely room to breathe, much less sing along, in these vicious twists and blitzkrieg segues. "Blue Blood Blues" is a furious pileup of Jack Lawrence's grunting fuzz bass, Dean Fertita's abrasive skidding guitar and bizarre doo-wop vocal pepper, pushed around by White's mule-kick outbursts at his kit. "I'm Mad" zigzags between fire-dance delirium and drunken-Godzilla stomp, with jolts of abused synthesizer and vocalist Alison Mosshart's she-devil vengeance. Technically, these 11 tracks are songs, with titles and hooks. The effect, though, is more like a precisely arranged parade of spasms, blasted at you in a kind of aural IMAX. Last year's Horehound had the same feral air. But the moving parts on Sea of Cowards — the distortion on Fertita's guitar riffs in "Die by the Drop"; the clang of White's pie-plate-cymbal crashes in "Hustle and Cuss"; his and Mosshart's incantatory bursts and lost-soul harmonies — come faster, meaner and fatter. There are more single-worthy tunes on White's records with the Raconteurs; in the White Stripes, he prefers his blues with limits. But with this band, White lets himself go over the top. Don't be too cool to go along.

Tracklist:

01. Kaleidoscope (feat. Jonsi) (7:36)
02. Escape Me (feat. C.C. Sheffield) (4:18)
03. You Are My Diamond (feat. Kianna) (4:11)
04. I Will Be Here (feat. Sneaky Sound System) (3:26)
05. I Am Strong (feat. Priscilla Ahn) (5:39)
06. Here On Earth (feat. Cary Brothers) (4:56)
07. Always Near (1:34)
08. It's Not The Things You Say (feat. Kele Okereke) (3:15)
09. Fresh Fruit (5:24)
10. Century (feat. Calvin Harris) (4:42)
11. Feel It In My Bones (feat. Tegan & Sara) (4:52)
12. Who Wants To Be Alone (feat. Nelly Furtado) (4:36)
13. LA Ride (4:13)
14. Bend It Like You Don't Care (3:24)
15. Knock You Out (feat. Emily Haines) (5:07)
16. Louder Than Boom (4:10)
17. Surrounded By Light (2:40)
Total time [01:14:02]

Tracklist:

01. Synesthetic - Blue Note [08:34]
02. Motion Drive - The Source [08:30]
03. C-Jay And Shylock - Terrestrial [09:02]
04. Ocean - Vice [08:58]
05. Pion - Stereotype [09:58]
06. Jay Selway - Light [06:56]
07. Solid Snake - Lennarts Legion [09:00]
08. Phaxe - Swing King Motion Drive Rmx [08:07]
09. Sql - Blind [08:08]

Release date August 31st, 2009

Philip Guillaume from Switzerland is one of todays most respected trance artists. Being one part of the legendary psytrance projects 'Rumble Pack' and 'Blue Vortex', he already has successfully released two albums and played countless gigs on almost every major Festival in Europe. In 2006 Philip formed his solo Project 'Motion Drive' as dedication to the more progressive way of trance music. In short time first tracks appeared on compilations from labels like Iboga, Iono Music, Spintwist, Blue Tunes, Domo etc. and soon he was asked to remix tracks by some of the most notable artists like Perfect Stranger, Ace Ventura and Emok/Maelstrom.

After a busy outdoor season in 2008 Philip returned to his studio and started working on his Motion Drive debut album which will be another Highlight on IONO MUSIC's releaseplan in 2009. 'Sunset Delights' comes to you as a qualitatively very ambitious mixture of different styles. Bringing together all forms of modern progressive tunes, this compilation melts elements of house and trance into a glamorous track collection at its best.

Next to his composition of 'Sunset Delights', Motion Drive has also added two fantastic extracts from his recent studio work to give a fortaste of what you can expect of his upcoming debut album. Concentrated with swinging grooves and enriched with warm harmonies, this compilation will delight your disposition like a warm beam of a summer sunset.

Tracklist:

1. Overcome (3:47)
2. Bread of Shame (3:56)
3. A Thousand Faces (4:54)
4. Suddenly (3:31)
5. Rain (3:27)
6. Away in Silence (4:40)
7. Fear (4:05)
8. On My Sleeve (4:14)
9. Full Circle (4:08)
10. Time (5:55)
11. Good Fight (3:55)
12. The Song You Sing (4:08)

Full Circle is the fourth album by the American rock band Creed, released on October 26, 2009, one day earlier than previously expected.[7] It is Creed's first release since their 2004 compilation album Greatest Hits, their first studio album since 2001's Weathered, and their first studio album to feature original bassist Brian Marshall in almost exactly a decade. The record was produced by Howard Benson. The album was completed on July 31, 2009, as announced by Scott Stapp. Four days later, the album cover was revealed through the band's official e-news.

The album is a departure from Creed's previous work and features heavier songs in drop tunings. There are also more guitar solos, as heard on the album, originally announced by Mark Tremonti on his Twitter page when he stated that he is "very proud of the solos on this record."