Miles Davis - RubberbandMiles Davis shocked the music world in 1985 when he left Columbia Records after 30 years to join Warner Bros. Records. In October of that year, he began recording the album Rubberband in Los Angeles at Ameraycan Studios with producers Randy Hall and Zane Giles. The musical direction Davis was taking during the sessions marked a radical departure, with the inclusion of funk and soul grooves; with plans to feature guest vocalists Al Jarreau and Chaka

recall such soundtrack composers as Bernard Herrmann and Nino Rota

punk funk and no wave tracks from Arthur Russell / Dinosaur L

Strictly limited to 1000 copies worldwide this release also comes with an insert containing lyrics

 Graeme Jefferies and Peter Jefferies—the primary forces behind This Kind Of Punishment—wrote some of the best music to come out on Flying Nun

'A Better Tomorrow' was helmed by RZA aka The Abbott who has created a smorgasbord of beats while the murder's row of lyricists assault his booming tracks

This is Nika‰۪s fourth full- length album release

a touch of melancholy and a lithe

‘Anticipating Nowhere’ is the sound of punk rock had it not jumped on the nostalgia gravy train instead

or at least among the top Guided By Voices albums in a copious discography

2011’s Oh Man

as being more like a David Lynch character than even his debut did

Always positive and politically conscious