The Last Balloon: Vinyl LP Beverly Glenn-Copeland Black Emperor and something unpronounceable

Black Emperor and something unpronounceable (fact fans will note that the exclamation mark in the band’s name appeared in a different position on the first album to subsequent albums)

a collection of songs that were a fitting testament to Amy the artist and

Frantic is not only a career highlight but also a collector’s essential — a compelling listen from start to finish that bridges Ferry’s avant-garde roots with timeless songwriting

a collection of Jim Croce’s unparalleled run of studio albums released in 1972 and 1973

The Last Balloon: Vinyl LP Beverly Glenn-Copeland Black Emperor and something unpronounceableFollowing Red Balloon and Green Balloon, Tank and the Bangas complete the trilogy with The Last Balloon, available May 15. A vibrant blend of R&B, soul, and hip hop, the album is built to make you move a joyful, rhythm driven celebration that invites listeners to dance and let go. Fresh off their first Grammy win for The Heart, The Mind, The Soul (Best Spoken Word Album), Tarriona "Tank" Ball leads the band into the final chapter of the balloon