FAUST - So Far (Reissue) SCOTT WALKER never again found feels like

never again found feels like a defining record of a new generation of emo because of where it’s from: three young people grappling with the brutality

Mulatu Plays Mulatu finds Mulatu revisiting the sounds that helped to change the face of Ethiopian music during the late ‘60s and early ‘70s

On this his seventh studio album

transitioning from indie rock to synthpop and krautrock influences

Lyric Jones and more

FAUST - So Far (Reissue) SCOTT WALKER never again found feels likeLP Standard Edition Black Vinyl (2025 Reissue). 'So Far, so far out. By 1972, Faust had already dismantled the concept of a rock album. With their self titled debut, they tore through convention with tape edits, abstract structures, and a scathing collage of cultural detritus. Its successor, recorded just six months later, was not a retreat from that radicalism, but its evolution. Instead of challenging form through outright fragmentation, the band