Motorhead - Overkill

Motorhead - OverkillWhen Motorhead released a classic of the magnitude of Overkill in March 1979, they would have been forgiven for taking a breather soon after, but then not all rocks bands had their DNA. Somehow in all the madness, they managed to the legendary Bomber the very same year. Reaching number 12 in the UK charts the record brought some of Motorhead's most popular songs, like 'Bomber', 'Dead Men Tell No Tales' and 'Stone Dead Forever'. Honouring the 50th year

reviewed by NME as the "funkiest tune The White Stripes have ever put their name to

the pair wrote

In store pick ups will be available for collection on release day

may give a brief glimpse back at Radiohead's past

boasts a piano and drums charge

' 'Spoonman

Brat is an exhilarating club record built around high art references and social commentary

Waxwork Records is thrilled to announce the soundtrack release of the 1987 horror cult-classic

'The Greatest Show - Performed by Hugh Jackman

Doechii is equal parts her Tampa roots and Los Angeles

On March 8

with its creepily urban feel