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B-Sides “Now” (Radio Edit) — B-Side, “Now” “Long, Long Way to Go” (Radio Edit) — B-Side, “Long, Long Way to Go” “Kiss the Day” — X, Japanese Bonus Track “Love Don’t Lie” (Demo) — B-Side, “Now” “Let Me Be the One” (Demo) — B-Side, “Now” “Gimmie a Job” — B-Side, “Long, Long Way to Go” “Now” (Live Acoustic Version) — B-Side, “Long, Long Way to Go” “Long Long Way to Go” (Stripped Version) -– Limited-Edition Bonus ...

“Love Don’t Lie” (Demo) — B-Side, “Now” “Let Me Be the One” (Demo) — B-Side, “Now” “Gimmie a Job” — B-Side, “Long, Long Way to Go” “Now” (Live Acoustic Version) — B-Side, “Long, Long Way to Go” “Long Long Way to Go” (Stripped Version) -– Limited-Edition Bonus Track “Nine Lives” (Joe Elliott Only Vocal Version) “Perfect Girl” (Phil Collen Demo) -– Website Exclusive “Love” (Piano Version) “Only After Dark” -– B-Side, “Let’s Get Rocked” “You Can’t Always Get What You Want” -– B-Side, “Have You Needed ...

Rising star Luke de Agrela encourages self care in debut EP ‘Unzipped’ By Kedibone Modise Share In the midst of the global pandemic, an alarming number of deaths and the feeling of uncertainty for the future, there is plenty of anxiety going around. And people tend to neglect themselves while attempting to help everyone else around them. In his latest catchy pop single “Sleep When I’m Dead,” rising star Luke de Agrela is reminding folk to be good to themselves. “Sleep When I'm Dead is about giving too much of yourself to other people to the point where you forge...

Written by:  April 15, 2021 Becky Daniel talks about her new book Checklist for Mortals, and why she thinks death doesn't need to be intimidating. Question: You have a book coming out this month called  Checklist for Mortals: Preparing for Death's Arrival. Can you give us a quick synopsis of what the book is about? Answer: It's 10 simple steps that anyone can start doing now to make their death easier on their family. It's a highly illustrated 36-page book, so you feel like you're reading a children's story. Most people find the idea of getting ready for death overwhelming, so my illustrato...

Bandcamp / Buy A Mogwai melody always sounds like a eulogy for someone you’ve never met. Whether played on a hushed piano or pushed through Stuart Braithwaite and Barry Burns’ guitars, their writing is sad in a way that’s not personal: full of familiar emotions, but still opaque about the specifics. After 25 years, 10 studio albums, a dozen or so EPs, and plentiful film scores, Mogwai’s fingerprints have become easy to recognize. As they’ve aged into elder statesmen of post-rock—two terms they would undoubtedly hate—they’ve become like a football ...